Pedestrian Struck; Big-Rig Crash; Marathon Results: 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:

1 Dead, 3 Injured In U.S. 101 Crash Near Cloverdale

• A Ukiah woman died in the solo-vehicle crash Sunday near the Asti Road off-ramp, according to CHP and Sonoma County coroner's officials.

Driver Dies In Solo-Car Highway 101 Crash

• The weekend wreck, that also injured a passenger, was reported near the Central San Rafael on ramp, the CHP said.

Big-Rig Crash Blocks Midway Road Near Dixon

• The Solano County Sheriff's Office earlier Monday advised Dixon motorists to avoid the area.

Deep Competition Marks 2019 Napa Valley Marathon, Half-Marathon

• The 41st annual Napa Valley Marathon and inaugural NVM half-mary were held Sunday. Here are the results and what top finishers had to say.

Pedestrian Hit By Suspected DUI Driver In Fairfield, Police Say

• The pedestrian was hospitalized in serious condition following the collision on West Texas Street, police said.

Pedestrian Traffic Enforcement Crackdown Planned In Rohnert Park

• Officers will be at various intersections in Rohnert Park looking for motorists failing to yield to pedestrians within marked crosswalks. (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!)

Sonoma County Flood Damage Estimated At $155M

• The county and at least two cities have declared local emergencies. A Local Assistance Center is now open in Guerneville.

2 Suspected Thieves Caught After Chase To Novato: Petaluma PD

• Recent investigations have suggested organized theft crews are operating out of East Bay cities, police said.

West Sonoma County Voters Deciding Future Of Sebastopol Hospital

• The health-care district is $28 million in debt to its employees, vendors and bondholders — and has been in debt for nearly five years.