Martin Espinoza

With respiratory virus season is right around the corner, local health experts are urging residents to get vaccinated for COVID-19, influenza and Respiratory Syncytial Virus.

Sonoma County health officials have a simple message for anyone who finds a dead bat: don’t touch it — it may have rabies.

At 10, he was terrified on a boat fleeing Vietnam. Today, he’s Sonoma County’s mental health director

Investigators are trying to identify footage that could shed light on the Aug. 18 crash on Yulupa Avenue, including whether the crosswalk signal at the scene was activated.

Sonoma County crews were beginning work this week on a new mental health and substance use disorder facility for local youth, advancing a project meant to reduce reliance on out-of-county facilities.

The two cities tied together from their very beginning face similar obstacles, but have taken different approaches to addressing state goals for affordable housing development. Here’s what the numbers show and what residents say.

Santa Rosa Junior College is in the process of rolling out a new student information system. We’d like to hear about your experience enrolling in courses this fall semester.

A Petaluma man was arrested after authorities executed several search warrants that turned up an estimated $1 million in suspected stolen goods.

Scams have claimed $94 million from immigrants in recent years, and they are on the rise.

The court panel said the county must conduct an environmental review, even as it ruled local officials did not violate public trust doctrine governing key waterways.