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Since 2009, she has served as a local news editor for online and print publications. A member of the Society of Professional Journalists, Fusek Avants has been invited back to her alma mater to mentor new journalists.
She is now the Patch editor for Petaluma, Rohnert Park, Cotati, Healdsburg, Napa Valley, Benicia, Pinole, Hercules, Martinez and Concord.
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The atmospheric river brought record rainfall to the North Bay Area and heavy snow to the Sierras. Flooding has now spread.
It is the first reported avian influenza H5 virus infection in a child in the United States.
The river is expected to reach flood stage Friday night. Meanwhile, several schools were closed because of campus flooding or blocked roads.
The California Highway Patrol said the woman hit a tree when her car went off Highway 29.
The Board of Supervisors and officials from the U.S. Army and Napa County celebrated the new partnership with a ceremony.
Petaluma's police chief shared a letter from the Sonoma County Law Enforcement Chiefs Association addressing concerns of mass deportation.
A flood advisory was issued for all of Sonoma County, with a flood warning also in effect for Central Sonoma County, including Healdsburg.
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The city, which received a $15 million encampment resolution grant, will move campers to another part of the park for a transition period.
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The city of Lafayette hopes EBMUD will reconsider its plans to shorten the tower by 40 feet and is encouraging a public turnout.
The elite eateries range in cuisine from Mediterranean/Greek to Cantonese-American, Steak, Contemporary Euro and Contemporary American.
The county's Emergency Management Department is being recognized for its Model Emergency Operations Center program for high school students.
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The program for youths 16-25 aims to bridge the gap between education and employment.
The first significant atmospheric river of the season is expected to drench the North Bay for several days. See a list of sandbag stations.
The first significant atmospheric river of the season is expected to drench the North Bay with intense rainfall. Here's what to know.