The di Rosa Center for Contemporary Art in Napa Valley is selling its 217-acre property for $10.9 million, aiming to stabilize its finances and preserve its art collection.

The Santa Rosa Police Department has launched its fourth Missing Person Monday campaign to shed light on cold cases of missing adults, resolving 13 cases since its inception in January 2024.

Early winter counts put western monarchs near historic lows, with mid‑season tallies in the low thousands and local groves logging only a handful of butterflies.

A revived 162‑unit housing plan for the Carrillo Adobe parcel has split Santa Rosa between preservationists and housing advocates. Tribes and descendants say the land is culturally sacred.

The Napa Valley Asian American Film Festival returns Feb. 6–7 with a program honoring Asian American women, opening with HIKARI’s Rental Family and honoring Kiều Chinh.

A fire broke out at a San Rafael apartment complex due to a possible kitchen appliance issue, causing property damage but no injuries, with the affected residents assisted by the Red Cross.

Fairfield Police apprehended a man after he assaulted an elderly family member and barricaded himself inside a Merritt Place residence, resisting arrest with a hammer.

The Wine Group has quietly listed Imagery Estate Winery in Glen Ellen — a 19.56‑acre, art‑forward property with production infrastructure and a flexible events permit.

A Fairfield man, Zachary Sanders, was arrested for child sexual abuse material-related charges in a collaborative law enforcement operation involving the Solano County Sheriff’s Office and others.

A Flock camera system in Fairfield, California led to the arrest of a 60-year-old woman, Donna Rucker, driving a stolen car. She was captured without incident and booked into Solano County Jail.

Santa Rosa Police are looking for Blair Evans, who disappeared on Jan 15. He's 55, with a thin build, and was last seen wearing a turquoise jacket and jeans. Residents are urged to contact authorities with sightings.

Santa Rosa police used ALPR technology to arrest Damian Garza for a series of gas station robberies after discovering matching clothing and a pellet rifle at his residence.

The Sierra Club sued the Interior Department, saying it withheld FOIA records about Secretarial Order 3431 and a QR-code review that led to removed park signage. The case could force disclosure of internal emails and visitor comments.