Kidnapping Arrest; Overturned Big Rig; Taxpayer Savings: 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:

Sonoma County Reaches 100K Vaccine Milestone

• The county will now shift priority to residents 65 and older. Teachers and essential food workers are eligible, as well.

State Allows Outdoor Youth Sports To Resume In Napa, Sonoma Countiesies

• Outdoor youth sports will be allowed in 27 counties with case rates below a certain threshold, Gov. Gavin Newsom said.

Big Rig Overturns, Blocks Multiple Lanes Of I-80 In Vallejo

• A Sig-alert was issued for eastbound Interstate Highway 80, where multiple lanes of traffic were blocked.

San Rafael Police Arrest Man For Allegedly Kidnapping Juvenile

• The man is also accused of making death threats in an incident on Feb. 12.

Marin County Water District Adopts Drought Resolution

• District reservoirs have seen less than half the average rainfall for this time of year, according to the county.

Sausalito In Court Battle Over Dunphy Park Homeless Encampment

• The city claimed that the Dunphy location is unsafe and wants to remove the camp.

NorCal Artists Sought For Public Art Project In Santa Rosa

• Artists from throughout Northern California are invited to submit proposals for a public art project at a city of Santa Rosa parking garage.

Marin County Launches Drive-Through COVID-19 Vaccination Site

• The county plans to vaccinate up to 1,500 people a day at the Larkspur Landing ferry terminal.

College Of Marin Nets Over $12M In Savings For Taxpayers

• The community college refinanced a bond earlier this month.