Arrest Made In Fatal Crash; Outdoor Exercise Encouraged: Patch PM

NORTH BAY, CA – Missed today's headlines? Here are the Patch stories from Marin, Napa, Solano and Sonoma counties that people are talking about today:

BMW Driver Arrested In Crash That Killed 2, Santa Rosa Police Say

A 19-year-old man is accused of second-degree murder, vehicular manslaughter and reckless driving in the July 12 crash on Stony Point Road.

Outdoor Exercise Encouraged But Not With Other Households

Gov. Gavin Newsom acknowledged the mental stress of remaining indoors for long periods of time.

Solano County Likely Subject To Statewide Stay-At-Home Order

With significant daily case spikes, the county's health officer said Solano could be under the statewide order within the next two weeks.

Stay-At-Home Order Goes Into Effect In Marin County

"We must act now and must act together to ensure all hospitals in the Bay Area have the capacity they need to care for our residents."

Mill Valley Sunset: Photo Of The Day

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Loch Lomond Marina Aglow: Marin County Photos Of The Day

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COVID Shutdown: 'Disappointed' Marin Parents Take Kids On Last Trip To A Playground For 2020

At Piper Park in Larkspur, the signs and the yellow tape were already up, before playgrounds officially close at noon, on Tuesday.

COVID Backlash: UCSF Health Expert Suggests More Nuanced Shutdown Restrictions

With most Bay Area counties under lockdown, a lot of people wonder if the new restrictions are too strict.

Steph Curry In Contract Extension Talks; Wants To End His Career A Warrior

Not Barry Bonds. Not Joe Montana. So it was not surprising when Curry announced Monday he wants to play for the Warriors until he's 40.

Are You Confident In A Coronavirus Vaccine? Take The Patch Survey

Coronavirus vaccines are expected to begin arriving within weeks in California, but not everyone is eager to get one.

How Does CA's Stay-At-Home Order Affect Grocery Shopping?

Grocery stores narrowly escaped having to reduce capacity to 20% under the new stay-at-home order, which was modified to allow for 35%.

Will CA's Stay-At-Home Order Be Enforced? It's Complicated

There is some variance on how California counties are handling the enforcement of coronavirus restrictions.

Lawmakers Weigh Moratorium Extension As Eviction Cliff Looms

New proposal would extend the statewide eviction moratorium through Dec. 31, 2021. Both sides want federal intervention.

We Must Reclaim The Democratic Purpose Of California Schools

Commentary: It is increasingly clear that we need a broader renewal of democracy; our public schools can and should play a critical role.