Concord, CA|News|
Longtime De La Salle President DeMarco Announces Retirement
Mark DeMarco, a 1978 De La Salle graduate and a former teacher there, has announced his plans to retire.
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Benicia, CA|News|
2 Killed, Toddler Injured In Vallejo Shootings
The unrelated shootings happened Thursday night, according to police.
Rohnert Park-Cotati, CA|News|
Woman Killed In Sebastopol Shooting: Police
Police identified the victim but did not release the suspected shooter's name.
Napa Valley|News|
Napa County No Longer On State Coronavirus Watch List
This should mean Napa County is no longer subject to indoor business closures, and its schools could reopen 14 days from now.
Petaluma, CA|News|
More Air Tankers Brought To Fight Walbridge Fire In Sonoma County
The aircraft came as over 5,000 people from Forestville and south of the Russian River, near Guerneville, were ordered to evacuate Friday.
Concord, CA|News|
Gail Schultz, Face Of The Blue Devils Performing Arts Group, Dies
"And that went far beyond Concord; she had friends all over the world."
Napa Valley|News|
Spare The Air Alerts Issued Through Sunday Due To Wildfire Smoke
The Peninsula, Santa Clara Valley and Livermore Valley are expected to see the heaviest impacts from smoke pollution.
Petaluma, CA|News|
Sonoma County Approves COVID-19 Sick Leave Ordinance
The ordinance applies to employees at about 12,000 businesses in unincorporated Sonoma County, county officials said.
Napa Valley|News|
North Bay Area News Roundup: Fires, Evacuations, Deadly Crash
Also, expected rotating power outages were called off on Tuesday and a new coronavirus test site is open at Santa Clara County Fairgrounds.
Pinole-Hercules, CA|News|
West Contra Costa Unified Starts 2020-2021 School Year Online
The first day of school included a homeroom or advisory period for students to connect with each other and their teachers.
Martinez, CA|News|
Anti-Racism Task Force: City Seeks Applicants
Nine people will be selected through an interview process that will involve both the City Council and a community panel.
Petaluma, CA|News|
Supervisors Deny Sonoma Sheriff's Request To Hire Legal Counsel
Sonoma County Sheriff Mark Essick needed a majority vote to win approval but only got a split vote.
Petaluma, CA|News|
Deputy Association: Supes Broke Law With Oversight Ballot Measure
The association plans to file a legal claim against Sonoma County unless the Board of Supervisors removes the measure from the ballot.
Concord, CA|News|
More Than $6K Raised For Hwy 4 Crash Victim's Memorial Expenses
The 26-year-old Antioch man died at a hospital following a solo-car crash on eastbound state Highway 4.
Martinez, CA|News|
Inmate From Conta Costa Accused In Fatal State Prison Beating
Helder Almeida, 36, is suspected of attacking a 61-year-old fellow inmate at the Deuel Vocational Institution near Tracy.
Napa Valley|News|
Napa County Supervisors Affirm Support For Public Health Officer
When parents criticized Dr. Karen Relucio over schools not reopening amid the coronavirus pandemic, supervisors came to her defense.
Napa Valley|News|
Newsom: California Can't Afford White House Unemployment Plan
The state is going to need the federal government to provide support, Gov. Gavin Newsom said.
Rohnert Park-Cotati, CA|News|
2 Rohnert Park Residents Arrested In Drug Investigation: SRPD
Scott Reed and Carissa Sypriano were taken into custody when Santa Rosa police served a warrant at the pair's Rohnert Park residence.
Martinez, CA|News|
East Bay Sisters On 'Mighty' Quest With Bio-Friendly Business
Mighty Market bills itself as a low-waste business specializing in plant-based beauty and health care products.
Benicia, CA|News|
Civil Rights Suit Filed By Family Of Man Shot Dead By Vallejo Cop
Family members of Sean Monterrosa, fatally shot June 2, have filed a federal lawsuit.
