Armed felon tased, arrested after running from police numerous times: PD
(KRON) — An armed felon who successfully outran police during previous attempts to arrest him was tased and arrested by the Santa Rosa Police Department Friday. Officers were patrolling a homeless camp along the Prince Memorial Greenway around 8:10 p.m. when they came across 52-year-old Santa Rosa man Robert...
Saturday Links: Shark Smacks Surfer in Marin County, Leaves Imprint on Surfboard
On the Monday following a fatal suspected shark attack in Monterey County, a surfer at Marin County’s Dillon Beach reported being smacked from below by a shark. Authorities presume the shark was a great white, which left a nose imprint on the surfboard, but the surfer was uninjured. [Chronicle]
SRFD dispatched to residential structure fire
Units from the Santa Rosa Fire Department were dispatched to a residential structure fire on Peterson Ln just north of Piner Rd just before 1 am. The first engine arrived on scene in under 4 minutes and found a well-established fire burning in the garage of a 2-story house with the residents out front. The first...
Petaluma man arrested for drawing racial slurs, swastika on SUV: PD
(KRON) — A Petaluma man was arrested for a hate crime on Christmas Eve after they wrote racial slurs and drew a swastika on an SUV parked in a downtown Petaluma parking garage, according to police. That SUV belonged to local coach and former Harlem Globetrotter William Bullard, the San Francisco Chronicle reports....
SUV hits, kills Santa Rosa scooter rider
A man riding a scooter in Santa Rosa was hit and killed while crossing an intersection Friday morning, authorities said.
Aging Marin Lifeline Finally Gets Fix as Board OKs San Geronimo Pipeline Overhaul
After years of delay dating back to 2016, Marin Municipal Water District’s board has finally greenlit a major fix to one of the county’s oldest water lifelines. This month the board approved a plan to replace two aging pipeline crossings over San Geronimo Creek, clearing the way to shore up the North Marin Line that...
Napa Charity Shakeup: Valley Rock Ordered To Fold, Steer $10 Million To Local Projects
The Valley Rock Foundation in Yountville is being forced to shut down and give away roughly $10 million after a state investigation concluded the nonprofit mishandled charitable assets, according to the California attorney general. Under a legal settlement, the organization, formerly known as the Edward A. Keith...
8 Things You Should Know About Silver Oak, One of Napa’s Most Iconic Cabs
Since its inception in 1972, California winery Silver Oak has been a pioneer in American winemaking. Ray Duncan, who had been investing in California vineyards since the late 1960s, and Justin Meyer, a winemaker trained by the Christian Brothers, joined forces to found Silver Oak. Together, they aimed to perfect a...
Luxury Brand Soho House Is Bringing a New Resort to Sonoma County
A long-anticipated Soho House project is moving forward in Sonoma County. The hospitality brand confirmed that a Kenwood property will be developed as Soho Ranch House Sonoma. The update was shared via an Instagram post showing early construction progress. Soho Ranch House Sonoma to Open in Kenwood, Company Confirms....
‘50,000 Lethal Doses’ Of Fentanyl Found In Traffic Stop In California
Police in California say a traffic stop earlier this month led to the seizure of approximately 50,000 lethal doses of fentanyl. The Santa Rosa Police Department said a patrol officer conducted a traffic stop at around 2:25 p.m. on Dec. 6 for a vehicle code violation on the 2500 block of Cleveland Avenue. As the […]

















