Bay Area artist featured in 'Lunar Codex' time capsule to the moon
A Bay Area artist will soon have her work featured on the moon as part of a special exhibition called “Lunar Codex." It will include work from around the world, sent to the moon in time capsules.
Santa Rosa restaurant fire and the power of good karma
A much loved Santa Rosa restaurant and tap just off Court House Square in Santa Rosa, is using deep Hawaiian ties to help disaster victims there even though it's going through its own fire disaster early Wednesday morning.
Police discover credit card skimmer in Santa Rosa 7-Eleven store
The Santa Rosa Police Department announced that it found a credit card skimmer Saturday at the front register of a 7-Eleven, which was allegedly installed by three suspects when employees were distracted.
Summer camp in Petaluma gives Jewish children of color a haven to be different together
One camper, from Oakland, has a white Jewish mother and a father who is Black and Muslim. Another was adopted in Uganda by a white Jewish woman; they now live in Montana.
Cool School: Equestrian education for kids in Mill Valley
Tucked away in the North Bay's Tennessee Valley, amongst the coastal fog and all its wildlife, sits 10 acres of equestrian paradise.
Goodbye hotdogs, hello vegan masala: California's school lunches are going gourmet
Thanks to a surge of nearly $15 billion in state and federal funding, school districts are ditching the old standbys -- frozen pizza and chicken nuggets -- in favor of organic salads, free-range grilled chicken, vegan chana masala, chilaquiles and other treats.
Novato man arrested twice in 1 week for suspected hate crimes
A 59-year-old man was arrested twice in one week for suspected hate crimes, the Novato Police Department said Tuesday.
Aggressive, stinging yellowjackets buzzing in the North Bay
Yellowjacket populations are booming in the North Bay. Here's some advice on how to deal with these sometimes aggressive, stinging bugs.
Missing Santa Rosa teen found safe
Authorities said 14-year-old Charlene Tovera Hoagland has been safely located.
Valley Water sensor recalibration leads to erroneous flood alert
Faulty Valley Water sensor leads to erroneous, automatic flood alert for Los Gatos Creek. A similar notice was issued in the North Bay.
Man found dead from gunshot wound in Vallejo creek being investigated as homicide
Police in Vallejo on Tuesday discovered the body of a man in a waterway who was shot and killed, the department announced Wednesday.
Minor arrested for ghost gun, marijuana possession in Fairfield: Police
Fairfield police arrested a 17-year-old after discovering marijuana and a ghost gun in the car the teen was driving in.
Getting around the I-80 closure during 7-week period
Starting tomorrow night at 9 p.m., the eastbound lanes of Interstate 80 in Contra Costa County are scheduled to close from Highway 4 in Hercules to Cummings Skyway in Crockett.
Air quality advisory issued for Bay Area due to smoke from Oregon wildfire
The Bay Area Air Quality Management District has issued an air quality advisory for Wednesday afternoon and evening because of smoke from a wildfire in southwestern Oregon that is expected to move into the region.
5-year-old disabled boy suffers life-threatening burns in Santa Rosa fire
A young boy was left with critical, life-threatening burns after an apartment fire broke out in Santa Rosa Saturday.
Sonoma man who pleaded 'no contest' to shooting at deputy gets 21 years in prison
A man who pleaded no contest to charges of shooting at a Sonoma County Sheriff's deputy last October has been given 21 years in prison, the Sonoma County District Attorney's Office said Friday.
Motorcyclist killed in collision with minivan in Petaluma
A motorcyclist was killed Friday evening in a traffic collision in Petaluma.
Falling tree injures 6 people at Santa Rosa park
A falling tree in Spring Lake Park in Santa Rosa left six people injured Saturday morning.
Suspect arrested in North Bay homicide
Police have arrested 65-year-old Novato resident Paul Dwight for allegedly fatally shooting his roommate and a dog Friday afternoon.
San Rafael woman arrested for assault, starting fire at encampment
A 55-year-old San Rafael woman was arrested Friday for assaulting a victim and setting a tent on fire in the area of the Mahon Creek path, where a large encampment has grown significantly over the last several months.