Healdsburg, CA|News|
Sonoma County Adopts Plan For Zero-Emission Bus Fleet
To pay for it, Sonoma County is applying for about $26 million in state and federal grants.
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Rohnert Park-Cotati, CA|News|
CSU Board Appoints Lee As Sonoma State President
Ming-Tung "Mike" Lee has been serving as interim president since August 2022 when former President Judy Sakaki resigned.
Walnut Creek, CA|News|
Newsom In East Bay Stop Unveils CA Plan For 100% Clean Energy By 2045
The governor unveiled his plan while touring an old Ford Motor Company plant that's now making a fully electric alternative.
Lamorinda, CA|News|
Bay Area Burglary Victims' Items Surface At East Bay Pawn Shop
Authorities say a theft suspect and pawn shop owner worked together in a prolific theft operation.
Concord, CA|News|
County To Hire More Attorneys To Tackle Antioch Police Scandal
County officials said there's a good chance dozens of previous convictions could be overturned in light of the alleged police misconduct.
Martinez, CA|News|
New President Picked For Contra Costa College
Kimberly Rogers, who has served as the acting president since last June, has been selected for the permanent role.
Walnut Creek, CA|News|
Atria Walnut Creek Appeals State's Legal Action To Revoke License
The California Department of Social Services filed to pull the license of the care home where a patient died after ingesting cleaning fluid.
Concord, CA|News|
Naval Weapons Station: City Council OKs New Request For Developers
Concord City Council members asked for a few revisions to the proposed request.
Walnut Creek, CA|News|
Senior Cannabis Use: Highs, Lows Discussed At East Bay Club
The Rossmoor Compassion Society — founded in 2011 as the Rossmoor Medical Marijuana Club — meets monthly.
Concord, CA|News|
Concord To Restart Search For Naval Weapons Station Developer
The city abandoned its agreement with the last developer after being widely criticized by the community.
Petaluma, CA|News|
Influencer Mom Convicted Of False Report In Bogus Kidnapping Claim
The case surrounding Kathleen "Katie" Sorensen of Petaluma illustrates the importance of using social media responsibly, the DA said.
Lamorinda, CA|News|
BART Looks To Update Parking Fee Structure For 1st Time In A Decade
The proposal would not raise a significant amount of money but would help BART's parking fees catch up with inflation.
Concord, CA|News|
Nurses Union Set To Strike At John Muir Behavioral Health In Concord
"While we have reached agreement on certain issues, our core concerns have yet to be meaningfully addressed."
Walnut Creek, CA|News|
Investigation Into Bay Area Care Home Deaths Released By State
Residents at Atria Walnut Creek and Atria Park in San Mateo died last summer after they ingested caustic cleaning solutions.
Petaluma, CA|News|
Possible Toll On Highway 37 Topic Of Public Hearing Monday
Creating a toll on Highway 37 between Sears Point and Mare Island in Sonoma and Solano counties is being discussed by multiple agencies.
Concord, CA|News|
Federal Lawsuit Filed Over Racist Texts By Antioch Police Officers
Six plaintiffs claim they suffered civil rights violations at the hands of officers involved in racist, homophobic texts.
Walnut Creek, CA|News|
BART Approves Contract To Begin Replacing Fare Gates
BART officials estimate that fare evasion costs the agency up to $25 million in fare revenue each year.
Concord, CA|News|
Police Chief Condemns Racism, Promises To Hold Officers Accountable
Antioch Police Chief Steven Ford will seek an external investigation into racist, homophobic texts circulated by several officers.
Concord, CA|News|
Police Scandal Heats Up Antioch City Council Meeting
A controversy over racist and homophobic text messages circulated among Antioch police officers spilled over into Tuesday night's meeting.
Walnut Creek, CA|News|
More Bay Area Water Districts End Drought Restrictions, Charges
Five districts that provide water to nearly 7 million Bay Area residents have voted to end many drought-related water restrictions.
