🏥 Sonoma County Healthcare Jobs – Multiple Openings from $18/hr to $350K
Sonoma County’s healthcare scene is buzzing with opportunities—from hands-on caregiving to top-level public health leadership. Here are several solid openings worth a look this week:
City of Sonoma Launches Inaugural Earth Day at the Sonoma Community Center’s Annual Trash...
The Sonoma Community Center, in partnership with the City of Sonoma, invites the community to a special joint celebration on Saturday, April 25, bringing together the beloved Trash Bash event and the City’s Inaugural Earth Day. The free community gathering will take place from 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at the Center,...
The California wine industry is changing. So why haven’t wine clubs?
Wine clubs have not meaningfully evolved in years, despite given the wine industry’s desire to draw in new drinkers.
Ten high-rises, 1,600 homes: A dramatic plan to reshape Marin’s largest city
A long-vacant office building in San Rafael tucked between Highway 101 and a Kentucky Fried Chicken is slated to transform into a 17-story tower of steel and glass. If built as planned, the project at 700 Irwin St. would replace a dilapidated four-story building in Marin County's largest city with a residential high...
đź”§ Multiple Building & Maintenance Jobs in Sonoma County
Sonoma County’s property and facilities teams are hiring! If you’re handy with tools or skilled in HVAC, there are several solid opportunities right now in Santa Rosa. Experienced Maintenance Technician – Santa Rosa Apartments.
Petaluma rattled by string of suspicious overnight fires downtown
Petaluma police are investigating three suspicious fires that broke out in the downtown area over two early mornings.
🚌 Marin County Transportation Jobs – Multiple Openings Up to $120/day
Marin County has a few solid driving and service jobs open right now — great for anyone who likes being on the move and helping others get where they need to go. Help residents get to appointments, errands, and outings while keeping vehicles in top shape. Training for a Class B license is available if you don’t...
North Bay neighbors rally to protect 250-year-old oak tree from being cut down by...
PG&E says upon inspection of the tree, they found "evidence of active decay." Neighbors are trying to explore the option of raising funds to reroute the power line, away from the tree.
Marin’s Drenched 101 Bottleneck Faces High-Stakes Fix
For anyone who has ever white-knuckled it through southern Marin during a king tide, this will sound familiar: that low stretch of U.S. Highway 101 by Marin City and the Manzanita Park & Ride floods, traffic grinds to a halt, and the detours pile up. Now, engineers and planners are weighing two very different and...
Paving and safety work on Rainier Ave through 2026
Construction has started on the Rainier Avenue Paving & Traffic Calming Project in Petaluma. Work is taking place from Sonoma Mountain Parkway to McDowell Boulevard, with traffic control and site setup already in progress. The project will make this busy road safer and smoother for drivers, cyclists, and pedestrians.
















