New Coronavirus Testing Sites | Cinco De Mayo Specials: 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:

Marin's New Site Breaks Down Countywide Coronavirus Data

Health officials are consistently refining the page's data collection and analysis, sharing new information as it becomes available.

Marin County Hospital Safety Grades 2020: Leapfrog Group

The nonprofit Leapfrog Group released a new round of hospital safety grades. See the grades hospitals in Marin County received.

Solano County Teens Busted In Hotel Car Burglary: Petaluma Police

Police say the crime was quickly solved thanks to a citizen who reported it.

Sonoma County Reports 3rd Coronavirus Death

News of the coronavirus-related death comes as the county announced two new testing sites.

Coronavirus Testing Sites To Open In Petaluma, Santa Rosa

The two new sites are open to all residents, enabling the county to test up to 260 more people per day for coronavirus.

Motorcyclist, 17, Dies In American Canyon Crash

The boy was taken to Queen of the Valley Medical Center in Napa, where he died, police said.

'Spare The Air' Summer Season Begins, Air District Says

Air quality is good because fewer cars are on the road amid the shelter-in-place orders, the district said.

CA Restaurants Roll Out Cinco De Mayo 2020 Specials

Just in time for May 5, eateries throughout California are prepped with DIY meal kits & to-go offers to make stay-home fiestas fun & easy.

Add Olé To The Day: 6 Margarita Recipes To Try For Cinco De Mayo

These cocktails are guaranteed to spice up your fiesta — even if celebrating this year from su casa.

Flaunting Stay-Home Orders, Some California Businesses Reopen

Some businesses across California have reopened for customers in recent days, violating stay-home orders that could be lifted within weeks.

California To Ease Restrictions This Week, Move To 'Stage 2'

California will allow some retail businesses to reopen this week, as the state moves into Stage 2 of its highly anticipated reopening plan.

Coronavirus In California: What To Know Monday, May 4

Here's a roundup of all the coronavirus developments in California as of May 4.

From the weekend:

Man, 20, Arrested On 12 Felony Charges In Sonoma County

A Santa Rosa man, 20, was arrested on suspicion of 12 felonies, ranging from drug possession to unlawful sex with a minor, police said.

Solano County Barbershop Reopens, Violating Stay-Home Order

The city of Vacaville issued a cease-and-desist notice to a barbershop that reopened to customers this week, violating coronavirus orders.

How Learning Loss Shapes California's Plan To Reopen Schools

Gov. Gavin Newsom's proposal to reopen schools early next year has won praise, but it's unclear how the state will pay for the extra school.

California Couples Can Now Get Marriage Licenses Remotely

California couples who have been unable to get marriage licenses due to coronavirus closures can now get them remotely, under a new order.

Sonoma-Marin Fair Canceled Due To Coronavirus

The Sonoma-Marin Fair, set for late June, was canceled this week, but organizers are exploring ways to hold the event virtually.

4 Injured In DUI Crash In Sonoma County: CHP

All four people in the car were intoxicated, according to the CHP.

Driver ID'd In Deadly Suspected DUI Crash In Dixon

Authorities identified a 56-year-old woman as the driver in a suspected DUI crash in Dixon on Thursday that left one occupant dead.

Parole Board Denies Convicted Gang Member Early Release

A Sonoma County parole board denied a bid for early release by a 34-year-old man convicted of attempted murder in a gang-related shooting.

Santa Rosa Man Suspected In Stabbing Another Over Stolen Bike

The Sonoma County Sheriff's Office arrested a Santa Rosa man on suspicion of stabbing the owner of a bicycle that had been stolen.