Responding to the downturn
Sonoma County Economic Development Board looking for ways to respond to economic uncertainty
Look out for coronavirus-related scams
A Healdsburg city manager office update issued by the city on March 27 offered a warning to residents on the emergence of COVID-19-related scams and fraudulent calls and emails, many offering coronavirus cures, test kits and fraudulent cleaning services.
Highway 101 pursuit ends in standoff with Geyserville man
Pursuit and standoff closes Highway 101 at Shiloh Road
SLIDESHOW: Car show and street fair at Healdsburg High
The raindrops hovered, but stayed away. There was barbecue, music, munchies, vegetable starts, tiny houses and oh, so many cars.
Healdsburg Police, Sheriff, and Fire Logs, Mar. 19-25
The following are excerpted from Healdsburg Police Department daily log entries and the log entries of the Sonoma County Sheriff's Department for the Healdsburg area.
Moving forward on housing relief
So, sometimes government can move swiftly. I was very heartened to see PermitSonoma meeting last week to discuss efforts to both replace housing in the county, and find ways to create more housing on both a permanent and temporary basis.
Groups partner to reduce local feral cat population
Program hopes to reduce the number of cats killed by local shelters
Healthcare reform ready to be implemented locally
Surprise, surprise. The Obamacare roll-out is very much open for business to everyone in Sonoma County and all across California. Thousands of county residents became instantly eligible for expanded Medi-Cal benefits on Oct. 1 and all medical insurance plans will meet new minimum standards of coverage and service beginning Jan. 1, 2014.
Relay honoree, Barbara Tuscany, still cancer free
The first article on Barbara Tuscany’s battle against breast













