albert.gregory@patch.com Albert Gregory (he/him) graduated from the UC Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism, where he studied documentary filmmaking. At UC Berkeley, he shot, produced and edited his thesis film about the nearly half of domestic violence survivors who will not leave an abusive situation if they cannot bring their pet with them and one woman’s mission to eliminate that barrier. He also graduated with a Bachelor’s Degree in Journalism from SF State where he served as the Managing Editor for Xpress the Magazine and was the Multimedia Editor for the Golden Gate Xpress newspaper. In addition, Albert was Editor-in-Chief at the Oak Leaf newspaper at Santa Rosa Junior College during the 2017 Tubbs Fire. He has also worked as a freelance writer/ photographer, and his work has appeared in The Press Democrat, USA Today, Bleacher Report and more. Albert was born in Portland, Oregon, but grew up a military brat on a Coast Guard base in Novato, California.
Police said they arrested a man for the assault among other violations such as possessing methamphetamine and driving under the influence.
Photographer Miyo Burnett is helping her sunflowers block out the haters.
The sheriff's office said they expect significant traffic delays for several hours.
There are protests planned for this day across the country, including Marin County.
There are protests planned for this day across the country, including Marin County.
Police said they will be conducting an upcoming DUI checkpoint and have just announced when and where.
Police were alerted to two separate stolen cars, including one that was carjacked, that had entered the city.
Automatic license plate reading cameras tracked the car heading into the city, police said.
Over 1,300 drivers were contacted during a DUI checkpoint that led to two arrests.
Everyone has likely heard of Coffee with a Cop events but this city is changing things up to offer up a sweet treat instead.
Every year for the last 25 years, this Bay Area family has picked a theme and built a model celebrating worldwide events.
The city said the buildings will be destroyed to make way for more housing.
The sheriff's office has increased enforcement around pedestrian safety.
The Marinwood Coalition Against Segregation voluntarily dropped the lawsuit against the County.
Police said they will be conducting an upcoming DUI checkpoint and have just announced what day it will be held.
Police began watching the home and saw a large amount of people frequently coming and going.
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The outage was first reported at 2:39 p.m.
Police issued a shelter-in-place alert later in the evening to investigate the assault, officers said.
Police said they screened 910 cars during the DUI checkpoint over the weekend.
