Santa Rosa man arrested for negligently firing gun near homes
Karl Walburg of Santa Rosa was booked into the Sonoma County Jail on suspicion of being a felon possessing a firearm, negligent discharge of a firearm, brandishing a firearm and vandalism after police had to search neighborhoods along Sebastopol Road near the SMART train-Northwestern Pacific railroad crossing, police said.
Santa Rosa police ask for public's help locating 19-year-old at-risk teen
Police said Angelo Julien Lammoglia, 19, walked away from his home where he lives with a caregiver sometime between 11:30 p.m. and midnight on Friday.
Santa Rosa police searching for at-risk teen
Anyone who has seen Angelo Lammoglia is asked to contact Santa Rosa police.
New Santa Rosa homeless encampment pops up not far from another that was just cleared
A new homeless camp is attracting attention in Santa Rosa, only a few miles from the one that was forcibly cleared just a week ago.
Police body-cam video of officer shooting released in case where cops thought umbrella was gun
Santa Rosa police released body-camera video on Friday in connection to an officer involved shooting. It's a case where police thought the suspect was armed with a gun, but it turned out to be an umbrella. Henry Lee reports.
Massive Santa Rosa homeless encampment begins to move out
Whether by accident or anger, homeless camp moving day started with a tent fire, a tent that was not occupied. When day came, many had already left, setting out for parts unknown, but likely to be far more secluded as in a creek bed or the woods.
Move out day for homeless along Santa Rosa's Joe Rodota trail
Tom Vacar reports from Santa Rosa.
Fire ignites at Santa Rosa homeless encampment same day it was scheduled for clearing
A fire broke out at a homeless encampment along the Joe Rodota Trail in Santa Rosa that's expected to be cleared out Friday.
Eviction of homeless camp along Santa Rosa's Joe Rodota Trail delayed
A rally was held in Santa Rosa Wednesday in support of the 250 homeless people whose encampment on the Joe Rodota Trail is being cleared. But the clearing of that encampment was delayed, again.
Teens throw wild party at vacant Santa Rosa home rebuilt after wildfires
Homeowners who are rebuilding in the Santa Rosa burn area are angry after a group of teens threw a wild and destructive party at their almost-finished home.
Man sentenced to life without parole in 2018 Cloverdale marijuana murder case
A jury in November had convicted Sierra of first-degree murder and kidnapping in the case. Sierra was sentenced to an additional 25 years to life due to firearm enhancements.
Eviction looms for more than 200 Santa Rosa homeless campers
Even before the deadline of Jan 29, some campers have qualified for one option: tiny shelters.
Four arrested for sideshow activity in Sonoma County following 49ers win
CHP officers responded around 9:15 p.m. to reports of sideshow activity at Guerneville and Willowside roads in unincorporated Sonoma County west of Santa Rosa, CHP Officer David deRutte said.
4 arrested following Santa Rosa sideshows
The CHP says a helicopter helped aid officers in the arrests.
Women's marches around the Bay Area draw thousands
Nationwide, hundreds of marches are set to take place, as part of a movement to harness the political power of women.
Sonoma State and Santa Rosa Junior College partner for wine production, management studies
The joint program between SRJC and SSU will provide a four-year degree transition pathway for SRJC viticulture and oenology students and expand SSU's wine business program in SSU's School of Business and Economics by adding a wine production track.
Santa Rosa supes approve purchase of 2 residences to house some Joe Rodota Trail campers
The Sonoma County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday morning unanimously approved buying two multi-unit residences that will provide temporary, shared rental housing for some of the 220 homeless people currently camping on the paved Joe Rodota Trail between Santa Rosa and Sebastopol.
Three dogs die in early morning Santa Rosa granny unit fire
Firefighters were called shortly before 3 a.m. after a smoke smell was reported in the area of Dixie Place and Lombardi Lane, but due to fog and light rain they weren't initially able to find the source, according to the Santa Rosa Fire Department.
Three dogs killed in early-morning fire
Crews responding reportedly had a difficult time finding the fire because of thick fog in Santa Rosa at the time.
Frustrated Santa Rosa residents pack into meeting to address homelessness
"You guys have dropped the ball and you haven't done your job and I'm tired of paying my taxes when you don't do your job," shouted one man, as a microphone was passed among participants at the Roseland Library.