Debora Villalon

Officials are marking construction of the Mitote Food Park, a permanent home for food trucks. The space will offer picnic tables and a stage to make it a gathering space for Latinx culture.

Vallejo is going to start citing spectators at sideshows, as well as people who promote or encourage the illegal stunts. They could also be slapped with fines of up to $1,000.

Rhett Krawitt, 13, is a leukemia survivor who began his vaccine advocacy as a kindergartner.

Petaluma residents next to a new freeway sound-wall say their yards became ponds, with water creeping to their doors, during last month’s atmospheric river event.

Giving Tuesday has set a high bar for fund-raising after a record-shattering year in 2020.

On the five-year anniversary of Oakland’s Ghost Ship warehouse fire, families continue to be heartbroken.

Authorities are investigating arson threats against two Marin County businesses, targeted because of their COVID vaccination requirements. Both a bar and a fitness club appear to have been singled out by the same person.

The Sparkle Project started in one woman’s home and spread across the state to bring help to women in need. The North Bay nonprofit is now making holidays brighter by fulfilling wish lists.

Some blame higher toy prices and unease about the pandemic and jobs for the downturn in donations.

This is the fifth year for the neighborhood’s Tunnels of Joy, which expands on the usual holiday yard decorations.