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Dog Takes Joyride In Cop Car; Flooding; Parolee On Lam: Patch PM

Today's headlines from across the North Bay.

Santa Rosa police are hoping the owner of this gray male Pit Bull come forward to claim him.
Santa Rosa police are hoping the owner of this gray male Pit Bull come forward to claim him. (Santa Rosa Police Department)

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:

Sonoma County Flooding: 'Guerneville Still Underwater'

  • Evacuation orders remained in effect Thursday for lower Russian River area communities, officials said. A map below shows the flooded area.

Sonoma Student Accused In Snapchat School Shooting Threat: Cops

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  • A Sonoma Valley High school student is accused of sending a message through Snapchat saying a shooting would happen at the school.

High-Risk Parolee Cuts Ankle Bracelet In Suisun City: Police

  • Members of the public are encouraged to contact Suisun City police right away if they see him. "Please do not make contact," police said.

Woman Injured In Shooting, Vallejo Police Say

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  • The woman told officers she felt a pain in her right arm and realized she had been shot, police said.

Suspected DUI Driver Crashes Into Petaluma Building: Police

  • The collision Wednesday closed eastbound Washington Street for over six hours, police said. The building has been red-tagged.

Dog Jumps Into Santa Rosa Police Car; Police Seek Its Owners

  • The Pit Bull was reported running loose; when an officer found him he jumped into the patrol car, happy to be found, police said.

Firehouse Subs Donates To North Bay Fire Districts

  • Novato Fire and Mountain Volunteer Fire departments were recipients of $30K in gear from Firehouse Subs Public Safety Foundation. (Get Patch real-time email alerts for the latest news from your California neighborhood. Also, download the free Patch iPhone app or free Patch Android app. Also, be sure to follow your local Patch on Facebook!)

PG&E Says Its Equipment Probably Caused Camp Fire
PG&E says "the company believes it is probable that its equipment will be determined to be an ignition point of the 2018 Camp Fire."

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