Winning Lotto Ticket; Tree Trimmer Killed By Tree: 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:

Tree Trimmer Killed By Falling Tree In Mill Valley

Edgar Martin Ramos Martinez, 37, was struck by a falling tree and suffered traumatic head and body injuries, officials said.

Report Of Armed Person Caused Lockdown At Tamalpais High School

Reports about a person wearing a mask and possibly carrying a rifle near the school in Mill Valley caused a lockdown and shelter-in-place.

Organized Retail Theft Suspects Arrested In Petaluma, Police Say

"Through information sharing, Petaluma Police Department will be assisting other agencies with their prosecutions of these suspects."

DUI Checkpoint Coming Up In Marin County

The DUI and driver's license checkpoint will take place Friday.

Napa Valley Wine Part Of SF, Kansas City Zoos' Super Bowl Bet

The losing side will have to name a new goat kid after the winning team's quarterback, along with sending a gift basket.

North Bay 49ers Fans Flock To Pop-Up Shops

Niners' hats, T-shirts, scarves and even baby clothes are being sold ahead of Sunday's big game, Super Bowl LIV.

Friends Win $1.5 Million On Lottery Ticket Bought In Napa

They've been pooling their money together to buy lottery tickets for much of their 40 years of friendship, and now it has finally paid off.

Candidates For Sonoma County Supervisor District 1 Address Issues

David Cook is challenging Susan Gorin, who is seeking re-election in the March 3 primary. The candidates recently met for a forum.