Californians who believe they were a victim of price gouging during the state's series of storms are urged to report the incident.
The settlement resolves allegations that the defendants violated state environmental laws at 14 gas stations including two in Sonoma County.
Sonoma County Supervisor Susan Gorin and Santa Rosa Vice Mayor Dianna MacDonald will join the senator for the March 3 meeting.
The discussion will focus on the challenges and opportunities facing the region's aging water, wastewater and flood protection systems.
The Pathway to Income Equity pilot is funded by Sonoma County in partnership with three cities —​ Santa Rosa, Petaluma and Healdsburg.
"Armed with widely available vaccines and much more knowledge about the virus, we no longer have to treat COVID-19 as an emergency."
Wildfire victims would be exempt from paying state personal income and corporation taxes on their settlement claims.
The five-year plan was adopted in 2021 and its first progress report has been published.
A ribbon-cutting ceremony was held for the program that provides interim housing for the homeless and helps get them on their feet.
The series of community conversations runs from January through April. Language interpretation, childcare and light refreshments provided.
Take the Climate Mobilization Strategy survey to share your ideas on how the City of Healdsburg can be as sustainable as possible.
Sonoma County Community Organizations Active in Disaster (COAD) will help residents who call 211 to seek assistance through the program.
Business owners and taxpayers impacted by the storms are eligible for state emergency tax relief from late payment interest and penalties.
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Officials will provide an update on the drought situation in Sonoma County during a virtual town hall scheduled for Thursday.
If the property manager does not resolve the issue within one hour — or 30 minutes during quiet time — a complaint may be submitted.
Sonoma County's Homeless Point-In-Time Count report for 2022 showed a 5 percent increase in homeless countywide.
Many of the biggest impacts are being felt by residential drinking water systems that draw directly from the Russian River or tributaries.
The two-year program provides a guaranteed minimum income of $500 a month to 305 low-income families in Healdsburg, Petaluma and Santa Rosa.
Part of the trail has been closed since July 8 over concerns about a homeless encampment’s impact on the safety of those using the pathway.
Sonoma County officials and environmental leaders will hold a virtual town hall this week on the drought and its impacts on Sonoma County.
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The assistant city manager position has been vacant for over two years as the city reduced costs during the uncertainty of the pandemic.
The convictions covered crimes against eight separate female chiropractic patients, five of whom were minors at the time.
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Hugh Reimers and Krasilsa Pacific Farms could face up to $3.75 million in fines, the North Coast Regional Water Quality Control Board said.
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Sonoma County, alongside other Bay Area counties, was able to stave off a predicted catastrophic increase in homelessness during COVID.
Up to 2,000 rights holders in the Russian River watershed could soon lose access to their water under emergency drought rules.
The Sonoma County Housing Authority will accept housing voucher applications May 23- July 1 for Project-Based Voucher waitlists.
If at least four of five supervisors vote to approve the moratorium, it would go into effect as an urgency ordinance.
Palacios cited "housing instability" and "hostile treatment" in her resignation letter.
PG&E must hire at least 80 new wildfire safety-related positions in Sonoma County and must pay out a total of $20.25 million.
The women allege Dominic Foppoli is a "sexual predator" who "used his power, connections and alcohol to prey on women in Sonoma County."
U.S. Rep. Mike Thompson has introduced legislation to ensure survivors do not have to pay taxes on payments from the PG&E Fire Victim Trust.
The registrar will discuss the Voter's Choice Act election model going into effect in Sonoma County this year.