Spoofing Scam; City Manager Resigns; Thousands Helped: 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:

Hennessey Fire Recovery Process In Napa County: What To Know

• The first phase, which includes removing hazardous household waste from impacted properties, is set to begin. Here's what to know.

SoCo Nonprofit Helps Thousands With New Programs Spurred By Virus

• "When we come out of this pandemic, the question is how we can continue to support each other."

The Phoenix Theatre Keeps DIY Spirit Alive During Pandemic

• Shows have been canceled. Phoenix Pro Wrestling is on hiatus. The mosh pit has dispersed. However, the stage has not been entirely cleared.

Benicia City Manager Tenders Resignation

• The City’s Chief of Police, Erik Upson, will be serving as the Acting City Manager until the City Council takes further action.

Duo Accused In Sonoma County Work Truck Thefts Caught In Richmond

• The Sonoma County Sheriff's Office said detectives had been investigating a series of break-ins and truck thefts for the past several weeks.

Caller ID Spoofing Scam: City Of Calistoga Warns Residents

• An IRS phone call scam is going around, in which the phone number is disguised as the number for the Calistoga Chamber of Commerce.

Crash Blocks Sonoma Mountain Parkway In Petaluma: Police

• Motorists should avoid Sonoma Mountain Parkway at Maria Drive, police said.

Hunger Crisis On The Rise In Bay Area Amid Coronavirus Pandemic

• The San Francisco-Marin Food Bank has seen the number of households they distribute food to double since before the pandemic.