​Toddler Killed In Crash; Bank Robbery; Media Bill: 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:

Labor Commissioner Gets $450K For Residential Care Employees

• Labor Commissioner Julie Su secured a $450,000 settlement for unpaid wages for 15 employees of a San Rafael-based residential care business.

Wells Fargo Bank Robbery Suspects Arrested In Mill Valley

• The incident briefly prompted a lockdown at Old Mill School.

Worker Fatally Injured At Construction Site In San Rafael: Police

• Fair Drive is closed between Coleman Drive and Lincoln Avenue in San Rafael due to the investigation.

Man In Critical Condition After 'Violent Assault' In Casino Lot

• Deputies arrested a suspect for the attack that followed a Graton Resort parking-lot confrontation over a vehicle-door ding, officials said.

Police Arrest Cyclist Running Red Light For Evading Officer

• The Petaluma officer attempted to stop the rider for failing to stop for a red light and the officer. He was also booked on drug charges.

Toddler Killed, Dad Arrested In I-80 Crash

• The 2-year-old allegedly was not properly restrained in backseat when his father's car overturned in a suspected DUI incident, officials say

Convicted Kidnapper Pleads Not Guilty To More 'Gone Girl' Charges

• Six state felony charges dog Matthew Muller, the man at the center of the bizarre Vallejo 2015 abduction of a woman from Mare Island.

Free, Flu Vaccines Offered Throughout Napa County

• "The flu shot is still the safest and most effective way to avoid getting the flu.”

Gov. Brown Signs Media-Literacy Bill From Napa State Senator

• Aimed at the Department of Education, the bill was inspired after a Stanford study found students could not distinguish news from ads.

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