Child Porn Arrest | Fugitive Hells Angel: San Anselmo Today

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:

Reward Offered For Fugitive Sonoma County Hells Angel: FBI

Russell "J.R." Lyles lives in Windsor and has a home in Healdsburg, authorities say.

Felon Wearing Ballistic Vest Arrested In Cloverdale: Sheriff

The 42-year-old also wore rubber gloves and had ammunition, marijuana and a glass pipe, a Sonoma County sheriff's official says.

Sonoma County To Enforce Abatement Of Fire-Affected Properties

More than 650 owners of fire-affected properties still need to select a debris removal option, a county official said Tuesday.

Napa County Survey Seeks Input On Phone Service During Fires

The survey about cell and landline service during the recent wildfires runs through Nov. 30. Here's how to participate.

Suisun City Man Arrested In Child Porn Investigation

Police allege over 3,000 images and videos containing child pornography were found on devices seized from the man's home.

Petaluma Woman Suspected Of DUI In Old Redwood Hwy Crash: Police

Police say that at the time of the crash, the 32-year-old's license was suspended for a previous DUI arrest.

$1.5M In CalFresh Benefits Provided To Sonoma County Fire Victims

The county's Human Services Department Economic Assistance Division got approval for temporary Disaster CalFresh benefits.

YogaWorks Larkspur To Host Grand Re-Opening Party

The new space for the Larkspur yoga studio has been under construction over the past seven months.

Crash Closes Section Of Sir Francis Drake Boulevard In Marin

Sir Francis Drake Boulevard is closed in both directions at Platform Bridge Road, according to the CHP.

Road, Lane Closures In Mill Valley: Week Of Nov. 20

There are multiple road closures, lane closures, lane shifts and traffic delays this week in Mill Valley.

Deadline To Appeal Your Assessment Is Nov. 30

Disagree with the assessed value of your property? File an appeal with the Marin County Assessment Appeals Board.

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