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• Calling All Artists! - Fine Craft Exhibition and Auction
• Nelson expands in Santa Rosa, opens San Diego branch
• State allocates $111.6M to North Bay Hwy. 101 projects
• Sonoma Co. tourism spending rises 9 percent
• Share your thoughts: Does California have the worst business climate in the U.S.?
• Foley buys Sawyer Cellars property in Napa Valley
• Kaiser residency program expands unique efforts
• Meritage opens $40 million expansion
• iHub, SSU event to shine light on innovation
• Wine, ag prepare for new erosion regulations
• North Coast growers, vintners look at strategies to combat shortage
• VinPerfect expands permeable screw cap concept
• Wineshipping investing millions in Napa fulfillment facility
• Wealth managers urge long-term view on investments
• What the CEO knows is as important as what she or he does
• Business news: Week of May 21, 2012
• Calendar: Week of May 21, 2012
• Leases and sales: Week of May 21, 2012
• People: Week of May 21, 2012
• After Hours: Chef Charlie Palmer’s seventh annual ‘Pigs and Pinot’ weekend
• Volvo acquires North Bay construction equipment rental business
• 12th annual Women in Business Awards recipients announced
• North Bay jobs picture shows continued strengthening in April
• Autodesk first quarter beats expectations
• April foreclosures fall and sales rise for most of North Bay
• Petaluma’s Cyan names CEO to guide international expansion
• Kaiser to launch family medicine residency program
• Marin Community Foundation distributes $2 million in health care grants
• St. Joseph Health System changes name
• Agilent local group revenue increases 5 percent, orders up 13 percent
• Airport traffic up nearly 3 percent in April
• After Hours: To Celebrate Life Breast Cancer Foundation grant awards reception
• Large Marin, Sonoma office properties for sale
• Vintners Co-Op, M.A. Silva expand to Napa Valley
• Hudson Street Design expands to Napa
• SRHC leases space for new Roseland children’s clinic
• Sunset of perks bumps SBA demand down — current borrowers more aggressive
• Spotlight: Leading SBA lenders 2012
• Experts urge caution in ruling on meal and rest breaks
• Managing your workplace within the law
• New laws create benefit, flexible-purpose corporations
• BEST and Lucasfilm: Going after the big one
• Do you have a strategic plan for attracting talent?
• People: Week of May 14, 2012
• Calendar: Week of May 7, 2012
• Calendar Week of May 14, 2012
• Leases: Week of May 14, 2012
• 2012 Women in Business Dinner Gala registration ends June 22
• New Tech to expand to dozens of more schools
• Sonoma Valley Hospital gets $3 milliion gift for emergency wing
• Assembly approves Casino in Rohnert Park
• Santa Rosa Chamber to move offices
• Healdsburg wine company gets $2.5 million investment
• Wilson adds Blackstone winery to growing portfolio
• Three local stores part of Cost Plus purchase by Bed Bath & Beyond
• Sutter selects developer for Santa Rosa medical office building
• Lucasfilm moves forward with affordable housing at Grady Ranch
• St. Helena Hospital gets $1 million donation
• After Hours: Anova’s ACE of Hearts Pink & Red Ball
• Santa Rosa said to be home for reborn Aptera electric roadster
• Sonoma Valley Hospital to break ground on $39 million upgrade
• Altec prepares to open green fleet assembly plant in Dixon
• Report: Homebuilding to rebound after prices hit bottom in 2013
• Food bank expects to open new building in January
• Marmot got RP building permits in eight days
• Venture Greenhouse branches out with ‘Affiliate Program’
• With state funding slimmer, SRJC’s Petaluma campus charts future
• What if the GSA had a policy against ‘conduct unbecoming?’
• People: Week of May 7, 2012
• Business News: Week of May 7, 2012
• Leases and sales: Week of May 7, 2012
• Psych hospital opening pushed to August
• May 15 conference to address ‘cheat to compete,’ regulatory reform and projects under way
• AltaPacific announces share repurchase, first-quarter earnings
• Hennessy declares dividend after profitable quarter
• Doctors Company declares dividend
• Zapolski buys Napa Town Center after council OKs downtown plan
• SMART completes $199 million bond sale
• Calix reports 10 percent revenue boost in first quarter
• North Bay health centers get $11.8 million in construction grants
• Share your thoughts on the proposed Rohnert Park casino
• Enphase widens European expansion with new testing lab
• Summit State Bank declares dividend as income rises 30 percent
• Investor buys Hess winery building
• Direct Flow Medical names new chief medical officer
• Marin-Sonoma IPA expands into new space
• Commercial property shopping rises
• Loss of Lucas project could reverberate for years
• Welcome to the Business Journal’s sixth annual Forty Under 40
• Winners of the Forty Under 40 of 2012
• Young professionals to watch in 2012
• Forty Under 40 alumni network on LinkedIn
• Facing big losses, two Lake County clinics to be closed
• Top commercial real estate deals and the people who made them happen
• Sutter medical group expanding Airway services
• SRCHC moving A Street Clinic to Brookwood facility
• Kentfield hospital to get $9 million upgrade
• People: Week of April 30, 2012
• Calendar Week of April 29
• Leases and sales: Week of April 30, 2012
• North Coast water board names new executive officer
• Agilent to acquire part of Centellax
• ‘AA’ rating to help save Napa County $1.5M in refinancing
• Sterling, parent of Sonoma Bank, earns $13.3M in first quarter
• Queen of the Valley to lay off 55 employees
• Ballentine Vineyards taps Adler Fels for distribution
• Best Places to Work nominations close Friday
• Bay Commercial reports profit in first quarter
• Bank of Napa reports eighth consecutive profitable quarter
• Airport Express to offer new Santa Rosa stop in May
• Bank of Marin $4.9 million first-quarter earnings ‘good start’
• Marmot expanding with lease of former Next Level site
• Memorial set to begin $15 million upgrade to emergency department
• Rabobank’s Santa Rosa branch third in North Bay
• Wine industry seeks producing vines as cost, competition pressures rise
• Access to financing easing for wine industry, lenders say
• How to win the California (grape) Lottery
• 4.1 percent workers comp increase proposed
• Smaller employers increasingly explore partial self-funding
• People: Week of April 23, 2012
• You can try, but you can’t fake authenticity
• Calendar- week of April 23
• Leases and sales: Week of April 23, 2012
• Need for new vineyards opportunity for cooperation
• North Bay unemployment rates rise slightly in March
• North Bay hotel occupancy, revenues continue to rise
• SMART chooses airport site for maintenance facility
• Westfield Solano part of billion-dollar shopping center sale
• TriVascular names new CEO as it prepares for growth
• SMART moves toward creation of new pension plan
• Exchange Bank earned $3 million in first quarter
• Report: Fine-wine sales to grow 7 percent to 11 percent in 2012
• After Hours: SSU 2012 Economic Outlook Conference
• Rabobank opens Santa Rosa branch
• Palm Drive to decide soon on electronic medical records
• Napa explores incubator at former airline training facility
• Trusts enhance options in business succession planning
• Need a tax extension? Request one on the IRS website
• Sonic.net sells wireless division to CDS Enterprises
• We have smart phones, so why not smart gardens?
• This time is different: A transformative recession
• Lucas’s Grady Ranch: A huge missed opportunity for Marin County
• At $300,000 for the Human Race and running
• Are you an employee or independent contractor?
• Correction: Innovative Business Solutions in Payroll Services list
• Calendar: Week of April 16, 2012
• People: Week of April 16, 2012
• Leases & sales: Week of April 16, 2012
• Business News: week of April 16, 2012
• Business News: Week of April 23
• Two-tier retirement plan proposed for SMART
• As groups mobilize to save Lucas project, company says decision final
• Anonymous $5 million SRJC donation is largest in 94-year history
• Out-of-control regulatory system killed Grady Ranch
• Foreclosure rate rises in Lake Co., falls elsewhere in North Bay
• County urges Lucas to continue Grady Ranch project
• Construction on new Sonoma Co. courthouse could start in 2014
• Water agency will create Sonoma Clean Power business plan
• Lucas withdraws Grady Ranch studio project
• Fireman’s Fund expands entertainment division into Canada
• Santa Rosa Community Health Centers joins suit against state on reimbursement rates
• NUHW, Memorial agree on union contract
• St. Joseph Health faces class-action lawsuit over patient data exposure
• Merger to give Sebastopol apple processor wider reach
• April 18 forum of experts to tackle shrinking supply, globalization, finance
• Wine industry veteran DeLuca joins Wells Fargo
• Vote is first step for Sonoma Clean Power business plan
• The supply puzzle: Experts weigh in on how a shortage will impact industry
• Navigating the global markets: Plan on a long-term commitment
• Winegrape shortage could last six to eight years
• Experts: winegrape shortage to persist for years
• Report: Employers more confident about hiring
• Employers urged to stay the course on health care reform — for now
• Focus on this: Wash, rinse, repeat
• Calendar: Week of April 9, 2012
• Leases and sales: Week of April 9, 2012
• People: Week of April 9, 2012
• Business News: Week of April 9, 2012
• After Hours: Legal Aid’s Lawyers with Heart / Becoming Independent’s Annual Meeting
• Jackson lights up large solar cogen array
• Workrite names Lawrence president
• Sonoma County airline passenger traffic up 7 percent in March
• Enphase IPO proceeds reach nearly $62 million
• Radiant Logic expands to East Coast
• Intelisys acquires ‘cloud’ telecom integration partner
• Grady Ranch decision delayed on regulator concerns
• Simi Winery chef to compete in Food Network show
• Sonoma County health extends mental, drug services to Cloverdale center
• After Hours: Sonoma County Farm Bureau’s Crab and Wine Fest
• Piner High School project to widen pathway to construction, science jobs
• Petaluma uke maker doubles size
• Exchange Bank charts path to restore Doyle
• Santa Rosa woman wins suit against 47.5 percent loan penalty
• Spotlight: Leaders in home care
• Use of geothermal heat-exchange systems is rising
• San Rafael chamber, city, Dominican partner in ‘greening’ project
• Hiring military veterans proves good for businesses
• Dissecting the latest effort to upend Proposition 13
• Change to rule on sales tax would hurt state economy
• People: Week of April 2, 2012
• Calendar: Week of April 2, 2012
• Business News: Week of April 2, 2012
• Leases and sales: Week of April 2, 2012
• 2012 Construction Conference registration ends May 11
• Korbel in talks to sell Kenwood Vineyards to Banfi
• Vallejo property part of $68 million sale of shopping centers
• AltaPacific’s SBA pipeline enhanced with ‘preferred’ status
• Enphase stock price rises 22% on IPO
• O’Connell named as YWCA executive director
• Russian River water supply back to ‘normal’
• Enphase prices shares at $6 for Friday IPO
• Enphase cuts IPO price expectation 40%
• AltaPacific announces shareholder dividend
• Sales taxes to rise in Vallejo, Mendocino Co., Fairfax
• Clairmail to be acquired for $173 million
• Marin Housing Turnover Index receives national award, grant
• General Dynamics plans big Healdsburg expansion
• Empire, Dominican named to national community service ‘honor roll’
• Sonoma Jet Center among first to offer unleaded aviation fuel
• Financial, nonprofit, schools join on financial literacy
• If there’s pot, what is the lender’s responsibility?
• Bank of Marin forming Sonoma advisory board
• Business Journal Q&A: SRJC President Frank Chong
• Santa Rosa education tech firm celebrates milestone
• Keeping the trust of your clients day after day
• Calendar: Week of March 26, 2012
• Leases and sales: Week of March 26, 2012
• People: Week off March 26, 2012
• After Hours: Hospice by the Bay annual Mary Taverna Quality of Life Reception
• Nominations for 2012 North Bay Manufacturing Awards due April 27
• Hospital upgrades drag on Sutter Health earnings
• North Bay jobless rates barely changed in February
• California wine shipments in 2011 rise 5.6 percent to new record
• St. Joseph Health System to hold symposium on workforce wellness
• Share your thoughts: CSU cuts off most spring 2013 enrollment
• After Hours: Comerica Bank / EPIC Insurance / Salvation Army
• Marin chosen for Medicare hospital program
• Napa County CEO proposes consolidation of departments to create “one-stop shop” for permits
• Mullen & Filippi to move to downtown Santa Rosa
• Homes roll out of North Bay factories
• New project profile: The Meritage Hotel and Spa addition, Napa
• New owner of Greenbriar Apartments plans ‘substantial renovation’
• Construction: Succession plan for Soiland Co. moves forward
• How to effectively respond to mistakes
• Calpine testing injection technology; the 50-year plan
• Co-generation plant saves Pacific Union College $1 million a year in energy costs
• Water tech-companies report strong growth
• Business News: Week of March 19, 2012
• Leases and sales: Week of March 19, 2012
• Calendar: Week of March 19, 2012
• People: Week of March 19, 2012
• Sonoma County Museum News - March 14, 2012
• Enphase prices shares for IPO
• February foreclosure rates beat state in four of six North Bay counties
• Best Places to Work nominations open
• Palm Drive names new interim CEO
• Neighbors appeal Lucas project approval
• Marin, Sonoma hotels see increase in occupancy
• Wilsons add Pezzi King to growing boutique vintner portfolio
• Poll: 74% of Sonoma Co. residents, 65% of businesses support local green-energy grid
• Best Places to Work nominations end April 27
• Horizon tops regional airlines in profit margin
• Sonoma Bank gets new look
• Napa-based Clean Power gets $850,000 grant for solar-grid studies
• Aircraft engine lessor’s 2011 income grows
• Copart announces two-for-one stock split
• Avia hotel to become Andaz Napa
• Sonoma Bank’s Meekins to lead Sterling California market
• Fairmont acquires Sonoma Mission Inn & Spa
• Nominations for Facilities Manager Recognition Awards due April 13
• American AgCredit reports record 2011 earnings, dividend
• After Hours: Business Journal 2012 Book of Lists party – I
• After Hours: Business Journal 2012 Book of Lists party – II
• Survey: 9 in 10 doctors won’t recommend profession
• Rohnert Park officials hope SMART will spur development
• Business, education partnership advances in San Rafael
• SSU aims to lead transformational economy
• SSU economist forecasts modest improvement for North Bay in 2012
• Positive signs for North Bay commercial property on horizon
• Sonoma Co. industrial real estate recovers slowly
• Distressed sales continue to dominate Marin apartments
• Santa Rosa office rents rise amid absorption
• Window of opportunity opens for downtown Napa
• Southern Marin tight office market driving rents upward
• Napa-Solano industrial property market recovering
• A year for big transactions in Petaluma
• Sonoma County apartment occupancy holds as rents, sales grow
• Marin, Napa shopping space tightens; Sonoma, Solano retail stabilizes
• Central, northern Marin office markets strengthen
• Wine sales ended 2011 on a positive note
• Leases and sales: Week of March 12, 2012
• People: Week of March 12, 2012
• Calendar: Week of March 12, 2012
• Business News: Week of March 12, 2012
• State tax agents checking licenses, permits in north Santa Rosa
• Lowry to retire from Burbank Housing
• California retail sales grew faster than in North Bay
• January unemployment rises as North Bay job growth mostly slows
• Summit State Bank receives national community bank award
• Forty Under 40 awards event registration ends April 27
• 2012 Forty Under 40 winners announced
• Sonoma Valley voters extend hospital tax
• BEST to poll 100 businesses on retention, expansion needs
• Airline traffic increases 5.4 percent in February to new record
• NorthBay Healthcare joins United network
• Beringer mass-market, high-end wines enjoy growth
• Six San Rafael industrial buildings sell to S.F. investor
• Conference to again focus on Latino work force
• Spotlight: Law firm managing partners
• Mike Shapiro: Pacifics ready to play ball
• Dr. Dan Moshavi: Dominican, community are vitally connected
• Mark Essman: America’s Cup part of busy agenda
• Mark Wood: BioMarin leads promise of high-wage sector
• Remy Gross: Buck Institute and seeds of new companies
• Karl Hoagland: Partner with SF, develop Marin event
• Building a Business: Preparing to win
• People: Week of March 5, 2012
• Calendar: Week of March 5, 2012
• Business News: Week of March 5, 2012
• Leases and sales: Week of March 5, 2012
• Firma Design Group acquires RJA&A
• 2012 Top Wealth Managers survey ends April 27
• Nominations for Women in Business 2012 due April 13
• Freight trains to roll during passenger rail construction
• Event: Mastering the latest in recruiting: Social media
• PG&E offers rate reduction to spur economic development
• Bill seeks to reimburse farmers for organic certification
• Sterling, parent of Sonoma Bank, acquires First Independent
• Agency calls Russian River water supply ‘critical’
• Ling named to lead Sonoma County Alliance
• Impact Marin on March 14 to focus on future of biotech, fun
• Farmworker education workshop set for March 1-2
• Sonoma County names new health officer
• Ultragenyx gets FDA orphan-drug approval for Sly syndrome treatment
• RCU seeks high schoolers for spring financial literacy program
• Summit State Bank donates $43,500 to local nonprofits
• Share your thoughts: Raise California taxes or cut education?
• Redwood Trust reports fourth-quarter loss, full-year gain
• Napa Valley wine auction totals $3.1 million
• After Hours: Lifehouse Major Donor Thank You Event
• After Hours: Petaluma Valley Hospital Foundation Poker & Bunco Tournament
• 2012 Wine Industry Conference registration ends April 13
• Investors buy 14 Petaluma, Rohnert Park buildings
• Blood Bank of Redwoods establishes $2.2 million in endowments
• Amy’s Kitchen opens second onsite primary care clinic
• Latinos in the Workplace seminar set for March 15
• More companies save costs with Web-based accounting software
• IRS tweaks nonprofit disclosure requirements for 2011 tax year
• Considering making a large gift? The time is now
• Entrepreneur group, city back business education course
• Santa Rosa readies for $6.6 million Amgen Tour
• With vision, the arts can be an even larger part of tourism
• Better get yourself ready for America’s double recovery
• Better get yourself ready for America’s double recovery
• Cost of high drop-out rate hitting home
• Cost of high drop-out rate hitting home
• Leases: Week of Feb. 27, 2012
• Leases: Week of Feb. 27, 2012
• Calendar: Week of Feb. 27, 2012
• Calendar: Week of Feb. 27, 2012
• People: Week of Feb. 27, 2012
• People: Week of Feb. 27, 2012
• Business News: Week of Feb. 27, 2012
• Business News: Week of Feb. 27, 2012
• SMART groundbreaking draws hundreds
• Circle Bank donates 50,000 pounds of food to local food banks
• $180,000 gift to SSU creates Hugh Codding Entrepreneur-in-Residence
• United Way of the Wine Country News - February 2012
• Napa flight school to end operations after 40 years
• Sales abroad boost Medtronic CardioVascular third quarter
• Sonoma Valley Hospital seeking parcel tax renewal
• Buckelew, Family Service Agency merger represents two-fold trend
• Bergin University expands with Rohnert Park move
• Marin General finalizes acquisition of sixth practice
• ‘Defective’ trusts may boost 2012 tax exemptions
• Mother Nature, we forgive you for ’11; now let it rain
• Bank of Marin digs deeper into wine
• Steel rises up for new Sutter hospital
• Q&A: Charles Guenther, CEO, Palm Drive Hospital
• NLRB delays posting notice for second time
• California can’t recover without regulatory reform
• Calendar: Week of Feb. 20, 2012
• Business News: Week of Feb. 20, 2012
• People: Week of Feb. 20, 2012
• Leases and sales: Week of Feb. 20, 2012
• AltaPacific completes Stellar merger
• Redwood Credit Union posts growth in 2011
• Sonoma Bank, Sterling cut staff 6%
• Beringer, Chateau St. Jean boost Treasury Wine’s year-end domestic sales
• North Bay foreclosures dip in January
• Agilent’s Santa Rosa group sales slip in Asia
• Good Earth re-opens in larger store
• SMART approves moving Rohnert Park station
• St. Joseph Health reports potential data breach
• 2012 SSU Economic Outlook Conference registration closes Friday
• Winter Classes at the Museum
• Friedman’s signs lease for Deer Creek store
• Two large Marin nonprofits merge
• After Hours: Goodwill of the Redwood Empire Ghoulwill Ball / Center for Volunteer and Nonprofit Leadership Heart of Marin Awards
• After Hours: El Farolito Mexican Restaurant and Bar grand opening
• BPM, Long Beach firm call off merger
• Clover moves offices back to south Petaluma
• Ghilotti awarded $10 million sitework contract for 49er stadium
• Q&A: John Chiang, California State Controller
• Q&A: SSU econmist Dr. Robert Eyler
• Q&A: Andy Berliner, CEO, Amy’s Kitchen
• Trio of projects move Sonoma County closer to new transportation future
• Q&A: BEST Executive Director Carolyn Stark
• Q&A: Political consultant Brian Sobel
• SSU Economic Outlook Conference is Feb. 23
• Correction: Week of Feb. 6, 2012: People photos
• Correction: Week of Feb. 6, 2012
• Q&A: Napa Mayor Jill Techel
• Napa hotel projects a sign of expanding tourism sector
• Napa industrial, retail real estate strengthens
• Without execution, nothing else matters
• Will California businesses go to Patagonia?
• Business News: Week of Feb. 13, 2012
• People: Week of Feb. 13, 2012
• Calendar: Week of Feb. 13, 2012
• Leases and sales: Week of Feb. 13, 2012
• North Coast 2011 winegrape crop 11% lighter, nearly 7% lower value
• The Farmers Market subsidy and 1% vs. 99%
• College of Marin receives warning from accrediting agency
• Sonoma County tourism ‘bright spot’ in 2011
• Target submits plans for Coddingtown store
• Area subs selected for SMART contract
• Vallejo wine warehouse arsonist sentenced to 27 years
• Sonoma County Museum In Celebration of The Fort Ross Bicentennial
• Report: Napa-Solano commercial real estate stablizes
• After Hours: NBBJs 6th annual Succession Planning event
• Lagunitas explores own wastewater plant
• New life for ex-ILM studio in San Rafael
• SMART expects ‘at least’ two more contracts by summer
• Strong 2011 puts Exchange Bank closer to ‘primary objective’ of dividend
• Wellpoint, Anthem to put higher premium on primary care
• George Petersen Insurance completes move into new quarters
• Bills mandating coverage for mental, other illness pass assembly
• Locally based food makers have put down roots
• Langer investing in Santa Rosa for Sonoma label
• At last, a lunch box that is green
• Internal transfer or sale? Succession experts weigh merits
• What will you leave for your organization?
• Letter to the Editor: Save a park, run for Annadel
• FTC reviewing online advertising rules
• Calendar: Week of Feb. 6, 2012
• Leases and sales: Week of Feb. 6, 2012
• People: Week of Feb. 6, 2012
• Airport passenger traffic rises 2.3 percent in January
• Shareholders approve AltaPacific merger with Stellar
• SSU conference includes timely forecast, state controller, food industry visionary
• River Road Vineyards names Seiden as GM
• Sutter, nurses’ union agree on contract
• Wine Business Management Certificate online course applications due Feb. 6
• PlumpJack acquires Stags Leap property
• Sixth-annual Forty Under 40 nominations close Friday, Feb. 10
• Strong 2011 puts Exchange Bank closer to ‘primary objective’ of dividend
• Nurses, NUHW hold daylong Kaiser strike
• SMART tax repeal effort fails
• After Hours: Hotel Healdsburg and Charlie Palmer’s Dry Creek Kitchen 10th anniversary
• Food production incubator considered for Petaluma
• Medical-device maker Sanovas picks Sausalito for production
• Printers GPM, Northwestern merge to create third largest
• Leaders in commercial banking
• Investing in human services has huge benefits for costs, people
• Repealing SMART will have expensive consequences
• Blame, blame, blame … you
• What if a bank CEO and Occupy Wall Street sat down over coffee?
• People: Week of Jan. 30, 2012
• Calendar: Week of Jan. 30, 2012
• 2012 Impact Marin Conference registration ends March 9
• Assets reach all-time high at Community First
• RepealSMART campaign submits ballot signatures
• Summit State Bank earnings rise 23 percent in 2011
• Forecast: Wine, grape prices to rise in 2012
• Santa Rosa's Wells Fargo Center For The Arts Ranks #89 Of Top 100 Theaters Worldwide
• Supervisors sign off on airport plans
• Sanovas plans Sausalito expansion for production
• Nelson board elects new chairman
• Tourism bureau, Alaska Air to jointly promote region
• Bank of Marin reports profit in 2011
• Marin unemployment lowest in three years; others dip
• Barbara’s to leave Petaluma
• Westamerica cites rate pressure in 2011 earnings decrease
• Hennessy Advisors increases dividend
• Net income jumps at Bank of Napa for 2011
• Bulk-wine inventory hits 12-year low
• Schaffner to leave Sonoma County Alliance
• Horizon to add San Diego flights; Vegas out
• Call to Artists for The 24th Annual Riverwalk Arts Festival
• Wine executive MBA coming to Napa Valley
• Business Journal Book of Lists Celebration registration closes Friday
• After Hours: Mountain Play Assn. Fall Gala
• After Hours: LifeWorks of Sonoma County Evening of Film, Food and Wine
• Lifehouse to relocate in Marin, expand services
• Habitat for Humanity, banks, others collaborate on foreclosures
• Raydiance weighs Petaluma expansion
• SRJC wines to be the taste of The Wineyard
• Growers gear up to fight new frost rules
• Feds create Coombsville, Fort Ross-Seaview appellations
• As graduates face challenging job market, colleges help
• Dominican hosts leadership event; upcoming seminars for business and finances
• New Year’s resolutions require more than words
• Leases and sales: Week of Jan. 16, 2012
• Business news: Week of Jan. 16, 2012
• People: Week of Jan. 16, 2012
• Calendar: Week of Jan. 16, 2012
• Craig Nelson named CEO of Nelson Family of Companies
• Nicholas promoted to president of Redwood Trust
• Nelson sells majority stake in WorkforceLogic
• Officials say airport expansion to open North Bay to new markets
• LeDrew to head Treasury Wine Estates’ Napa-based unit
• Supervisors approve $84 million airport upgrade
• 2012 Forty Under 40 nomination deadline is Feb. 10
• After Hours: Hospice by the Bay Honoring our Veterans Celebration / PDI Make Kid’s Smile Awards Dinner
• SMART board approves first construction contract
• St. Joseph’s Annadel Medical Group adds seven physicans
• Favorable tax rates and provisions to expire
• Getting comfortable with making large gifts
• Rush expected before estate exemption ends
• Many tax rates will increase in 2013
• Business acquisition financing: What lenders want
• Succession planning takes center stage at upcoming Business Journal event
• New PD Media Lab offers Internet marketing solutions
• California getting majority of electric vehicle VC, study finds
• People news: Week of Jan. 9, 2012
• Computer devices leaving art of touch typing behind
• Business news: Week of Jan. 9, 2012
• Calendar: Week Jan. 9, 2012
• Leases and sales: Week of Jan. 9, 2012
• Marin Valentine’s Ball Feb. 11 to benefit non-profits
• New York Times completes sale of PD, Business Journal
• 2012 SSU Economic Outlook Conference registration ends Feb. 17
• BioMarin to move ‘several hundred’ to San Rafael
• Sonoma County Museum News - January 4, 2012
• American AgCredit grows to sixth in nation after merger
• Sonoma County airport traffic up 9.8%
• New Bradley at the helm of Bradley Real Estate
• SMART announces contract winners for Phase I
• Cotati company acquires International Wine Accessories
• TricorBraun acquires Trilogy Glass
• After Hours: Northern California Engineering Contractors Assn. Wine & Dozers event
• After Hours: NBBJ CFO Awards luncheon / Hospice by the Bay events
• After Hours: Bank of Marin Spirit of Marin Awards
• After Hours: Legal Aid’s Golf Classic / American Council of Engineering Companies celebration
• Business Journal succession-planning event set for Jan. 18
• 2011 Top Stories: New hospital, tech advances define year of the economy
• 2011 TRENDS: 2012 – The year of economic development
• 2011 was better and 2012 can be better still
• Why 2012 may be the best year to exit your business
• 2012 could bring more grape contracts, vineyard sales
• City experiment with same-day TI permitting makes perfect sense
• Employers urged to prepare in 2012 for health care reform
• Say you can’t find qualified employees? Then get proactive
• Partnership HealthPlan sets big employment push
• People news: Week of Jan. 2, 2012
• Calendar: Week of Jan. 2, 2012
• Leases and sales: Week of Jan. 2, 2012
• Danish investors buy Donum winery
• NYT agreement to sell Journal, PD, Argus-Courier announced
• Rick Laws joins Pacific Union
• Oculus to raise $2 million in stock offering
• Novato tea company owner buys River Road Vineyards
• Amy’s Kitchen to revamp local operations as East Coast plant delayed
• Buck names new chairman
• SMART sells $191 million in bonds to fund construction
• Palm Drive affiliates with Marin General
• Business Journal part of New York Times talks to sell newspaper group
• End-of-year planning: Consider making large gifts as exemption set to end
• Sonoma County moves closer to smokeless
• National ’114th Partnership’ begins effort in San Rafael schools
• Santa Rosa to test same-day tenant-improvement plan check
• REACH expanding Texas base partnership
• Major private construction projects on tap in 2012
• Health Care: BloodSource leases space for permanent facility
• Q&A: Rob Davenport, Wells Fargo Insurance Services
• Marin’s MMPC expands space as service needs grow
• 2012 Guide to Charitable Events: Canine Companions
• 2012 Guide to Charitable Events: Council on Aging
• 2012 Guide to Charitable Events: Social Advocates for Youth
• People: Week of Dec. 19, 2011
• Leases and sales: Week of Dec. 19, 2011
• Calendar: Week of Dec. 19, 2012
• Business news: Week of Dec. 19, 2011
• 2012 Calendar of Charitable Events
• 2012 Charitable Calendar of Events
• Stevenson Supply acquires Vallejo store
• Pros and cons of the independent contractor
• What this season is really all about
• North Bay unemployment mostly continues downward in November
• Gladys Knight Performs For The First Time Live - Rhythm And Blues Concert
• 2012 Book of Lists release party registration ends Jan. 20, 2012
• Former Marin General chairman Heller cleared in Sutter Health suit
• Hotel occupancy growth still positive for year
• New Year's Eve - Romp With The Beasts
• Sonoma County Museum News - December 14, 2011
• Bay Commercial Bank plans Napa branch in Q1 2012
• River Rock completes restructuring of debt
• Banking and finance: Circle Bank to educate Keiretsu-funded startups; 30% solar grant to end
• Report shows Napa tourism investment paying off
• NorthBay HealthCare gets ‘heart attack hospital’ designation
• Dominican, company explore promising approach to graphene
• Auto body chain installs $2 million in solar on three shops
• Growers wish for a normal year; Sonoma harvest down estimated 20%
• Amorim buys south Napa land for expansion
• Grape Market Insights: Bulk cabernet inventory reveals naked truth of shortages
• Datum Technologies completes process for coveted ISO certificate
• Manufacturers, schools join in ’100-in-100′ program
• Managing workplace stress during the holiday season
• The health crisis that is largely silent: Dental disease
• Business news: Week of Dec. 12, 2011
• Leases and sales: Week of Dec. 12, 2011
• People: Week of Dec. 12, 2011
• Calendar: Week of Dec. 12, 2011
• Filipino Celebration and Museum Store Sale
• Keiretsu Forum partners with Circle Bank in North Bay, S.F.
• Horizon traffic eases slightly in November, but up 10.6% for year
• Wine industry specialist Ausburn joins BPM as senior manager
• Carpool lanes opened in Cotati
• Larkspur mobile-banking startup gets $18 million
• Experts urge creating a culture of wellness
• Santa Rosa Community Health Centers new site to serve homeless
• Top Real Estate Projects of 2011: Recognition of remarkable projects important in difficult economy
• DeTurk Round Barn: Painstaking historic restoration with high-tech, too
• Petaluma Health Center: A welcoming new place for doctor and patient
• $20 million B. Robert Burdo Culinary Arts Center set to serve students and public
• Tyler Florence Rotisserie & Wine: The Parisian experience
• Amorosa Village largest project for Burbank Housing
• Ramekins Culinary School: A courtyard that takes one back centuries
• Stony Point Plaza: Shopping center taking on a new life with smaller spaces
• Santa Rosa Utilities Field Office: A model of sustainability
• Ross School: Rising above flood waters for students, community
• Morimoto Napa: Sixth signature restaurant with Wine Country touches
• Trinchero Napa Valley: ‘A legacy to my grandparents’
• BoDean Co. Mark West Rock Quarry achieves a first in solar
• Other notable projects from around the North Bay
• New court rulings jeopardize asset protection benefits of single-member LLCs
• Non-bank financing increases options for small business
• First Community leaps to No. 1 on SBA list as lending overall rises
• Lenders expect 504 lending to rise with recovery
• Recent changes enhance 504 refinance program
• Extending a hand during a time of great need
• Calendar: Week of Dec. 5, 2011
• Leases and sales: Week of Dec. 5, 2011
• Exhibition: Ceremonial Dining To Farm Trails
• Business News 10-24-11
• Delaying the tough call only makes it worse
• People: Week of Dec. 12, 2011
• REACH Air merges with Oregon ambulance company
• BioMarin gets FDA approval for Novato expansion
• Large manufactured-home factory opens in Vallejo
• BioMarin pays $81 million to complete buy-back of intelectual property
• Tegal invests in medical device developer
• North Bay groups among recipients of Kaiser grants
• People: Week of Nov. 28, 2011
• $50 million Marin Commons renovation set for 2012 start
• 50 new jobs is a great start heading to 2012
• Healthiest Companies in the North Bay in 2011
• Agilent Technologies: Ultimate Frisbee or walking a trail
• Laws to impact North Bay business in 2012
• 2012 business insurance outlook
• 2012 Insurance Outlook: Vantreo Insurance Brokerage
• 2012 Insurance Outlook: Wells Fargo Insurance Services
• 2012 Insurance Outlook: George Petersen Insurance
• 2012 Insurance Outlook: EPIC Insurance
• Vineyard pond project taps law to ‘dedicate’ water to fish
• W. Bradley Electric: Measurable results in employee health
• Trinchero Family Estates: Preventative care as a core value
• TLCD Architecture: ‘Fit Force’ sets a healthy tone
• Santa Rosa and Rohnert Park Oral Surgery: Healthy attitudes
• Bank of Marin: ‘Investing … in wellness is simply saying it cares’
• LEMO USA: Measured steps and a ‘Sonic Boom’
• Healthiest Companies in the North Bay: Winners
• Queen of the Valley Hospital: On a wellness mission
• Kaiser Permanente: ‘Live Well Be Well’ increases participation
• JDSU: Finding fitness, incentives on Route 66, ‘Health Trails’
• Important legal changes for wine, alcohol in 2012
• GCX: When the boss is a coach, wellness is serious business
• Kaiser opens pediatrics unit in Rohnert Park
• Survey shows enduring voter support for SMART
• Q&A: Mike Purvis, Sutter Medical Center of Santa Rosa
• SRJC names new president
• Santa Rosa lab expands drug screens for synthetic marijuana
• 2011 Health Care Conference registration closes Friday
• It all comes down to making the tough choices
• After Hours: United Way of the Wine Country 21st Annual Day of Caring Pt. 2
• After Hours: United Way of the Wine Country 21st Annual Day of Caring Pt. 1
• Commercial real estate: Madera Vista apartments get $65 million investment
• Napa County planning $76 million health and human services budget
• Wells Fargo Center rolls out red carpet for web visitors with redesign
• Occupy Santa Rosa camp distracts from real issues
• Survey: Next year’s economy likely to be a lot like 2011
• North Bay leaders in accounting
• Luther Burbank Savings donates two-acre parcel for homeless housing
• What will be California’s economic game changer?
• Leases and sales: Week of Nov. 21, 2011
• Arts play key role in region’s economic vitality
• People: Week of Nov. 21, 2011
• Calendar: Week of Nov. 21, 2011
• Business news: Week of Nov. 21, 2011
• Arts Center to Launch New Website
• Pauli elected to lead statewide winegrape group
• Jobless rates: Marin, 7.2%; Napa, 8.3%; Sonoma, 9.3%
• Team Jaworski wins RCU’s ‘Amazing Savers’
• Nersesian named COO of Agilent
• Food bank receives $800,000 diabetes grant
• County to spend $82 million on Marin Commons building
• Wireless growth helps propel Agilent revenue
• Autodesk third-quarter earnings increase 22 percent
• Third generation to take helm of La Tortilla Factory
• After Hours: 34th Mill Valley Film Festival
• Marin General gets $1 million donation to launch outpatient diabetes center
• Gains seen for both parties in possible Palm pact
• Corporate wellness taking center stage
• TricorBraun wine group packs for Fairfield
• Who will be the winner of RCU’s ‘Amazing Savers’ contest?
• North Valley Bancorp appoints Patrick Kilkenny as director
• Difficult 2011 harvest not having big lending impact
• North Coast wine industry sings the ‘hang time’ blues
• Winery Exchange revamps Echelon with North Coast grapes
• Scott Setterlund: Getting to that 12-to-1 return on wellness
• Jill Kinney: Health clubs can play an even larger role in wellness
• Marin-Sonoma IPA, Health Net offering Medicare Advantage plan
• Healthiest Companies to be recognized at Nov. 30 conference
• Dr. David Sobel: Prescription for happiness (and health)
• Gary Greensweig: Moving from ‘episodic’ to ‘longitudinal’ care
• Calendar: Week of Nov. 14, 2011
• People: Week of Nov. 14, 2011
• Leases & sales: Week of Nov. 14, 2011
• Former Santa Rosan Shurtleff sets a Rotary milestone
• From solar to historic, Journal names 11 Top Projects
• Serial suitor woos Michel-Schlumberger
• Claret Medical raises $3 million, gets EU product approval
• Hennessy Advisors announces dividend
• Summit State Bank reports 26% increase in income
• A Dominican ‘Venture Greenhouse’ first: A startup is acquired
• Lenders, legal experts caught off-guard in fed’s crackdown on pot dispensaries
• Lender puts Bellisimo Vineyard into receivership
• Prima physicians to provide trauma care, elective surgeries for Marin General
• Napa’s Vino Bello completes $10 million expansion
• November completion expected for highway widening in Rohnert Park
• Bedrosians to remodel ex-lumber yard into showplace
• Amplifications and corrections
• After Hours: Business Journal’s Best Places to Work Awards Gala, Part 1
• After Hours: Business Journal’s Best Places to Work Awards Gala, Part 2
• Banking: BofA hires wealth advisers; Circle, Bank of Marin earnings rise
• Guest Contributor: First principle of basic estate planning: Get started
• Guest Contributor: Investors, if you qualify and act now, you pay 0% tax
• Why what happens in Greece matters to you
• Wealth managers advise calm in volatile economy
• Building a Business: ‘Lewis & Clark didn’t load the canoe with Mojitos!’ and other advice
• Calendar: Week of Oct. 31, 2011
• Business news: Week of Oct. 31, 2011
• People: Week of Oct. 31, 2011
• Leases and sales: Week of Oct. 31, 2011
• Weird Al Yankovic - The Alpocalypse Tour to Perform in Santa Rosa
• Marin-Sonoma IPA, Health Net offer Medicare Plan for Sonoma County residents
• AltaPacific reports earnings, 100% performing loans
• Building the education, innovation, economic development triangle
• Family Series Begins with Charlotte's Web
• Arts and Crafts For Kids at The Museum
• Bank of Napa third-quarter earnings more than double
• GPS firm Trimble Navigation closes Ukiah location
• Westamerica increases dividend; earnings $22.4 million
• A painful lesson: Don't pick up abandoned iPhone
• Jess Jackson's bid to rename Black Mountain rejected
• Business Journal names Healthiest Companies award-winners
• Seven seek vacant seats on Palm Drive hospital board
• Jury says self defense in Santa Rosa beating
• Day 2 of jury deliberations in CHP Santa Rosa accident lawsuit
• Mendocino authorities charge 4 men with illegal abalone harvesting
• 8-year-old boy seriously hurt in Marin County dirt bike crash
• Drunken pedestrians faulted in Santa Rosa crashes
• Soldier who died in Iraq leaves wife, infant son in Lake County
• Santa Rosa school board moves ahead on pre-kindergarten; questions remain
• Hwy. 101 walls, overpass musical in Cotati
• Redwood Valley motorcyclist found lying still in road OK
• Sonoma County supervisors take over decision on geothermal project
• Perfect weather for pumpkin pickers
• Chinook salmon returning to Russian River in near-record numbers
• SRJC president search down to two
• Occupy Santa Rosa vows civil disobedience
• Healdsburg grapples with sidewalk sign 'clutter'
• Middletown mobile home destroyed by fire
• Fort Bragg man suspected of arson in house fire
• Four people injured after van crashes into power pole on Stony Point Road
• Mosquito with West Nile virus found in Petaluma
• Healdsburg won't cap wine-tasting rooms
• Rohnert Park gets early look at latest business development plan
• Leipheimer: 'The best place on earth to ride a bike'
• State's gas price at historic high
• Driver hits power pole, abandons car on Stony Point Road
• Sonoma County supervisors endorse road maintenance expansion
• Sbragia gets ‘significant’ infusion from S.F. private-equity fund
• Lawyers paint two pictures of CHP officer's actions before crash
• Schools gear up for pre-kindergarten classes
• Marijuana advocates protest at Obama fundraiser
• Lake County supervisors approve settlement with jail officers
• Michelin Stars awarded to Bay Area restaurants
• Repeal backers to ignore SMART's petition order
• Items stolen from Occupy Santa Rosa camp outside City Hall
• Petaluma wants input on development around proposed SMART stations
• Eight people displaced in Redwood Valley duplex fire
• Judge allows Wappos to continue quest to regain tribal status
• Lake County soldier dies in Iraq of non-combat injuries
• Santa Rosa motorcyclist suspected of reckess driving
• Petaluma teen suspected of gang graffiti arrested
• County looks to overhaul rules on medical marijuana
• Petaluma water and sewer rates likely to rise
• Charitable Events Calendar submissions due Oct. 28
• 2011 Health Care Conference registration ends Nov. 25
• Santa Rosa Schools names panel to examine voting system
• Healdsburg police search for flasher
• Big-rig truck loaded with wine crashes in Novato
• Memorial Hospital makes changes following death of homeless man
• Bank of Marin reports 26 percent increase in earnings
• Costco moves forward with plans for Ukiah store
• Circle Bank posts 49th consecutive profitable quarter
• Obituary: Robert Pierpoint
• What killed Bob's Fruit Truck?
• LETTER TO COMMUNITY: Memorial Hospital responds to death of patient on campus
• Occupy Petaluma plans to speak at council meeting tonight
• 600 rowers participate in Petaluma rowing contest
• Michelin Guide picks 2012 Bay Area Bib Gourmand awards
• Sheriff, Santa Rosa police recognize Mexico IDs
• Two Sonoma County men killed in separate weekend crashes
• Healdsburg City Council, Planning Commission to discuss restrictions on alcohol-serving establishments
• Lawyers for man accused in Santa Rosa slaying allege victim had gang ties
• 43 stretches of rural road could be added to Sonoma County priority list
• Recommendations coming for permanent homeless shelter in Guerneville
• Railroad Square project boosted by grant
• Sample some wines, charge the car
• World’s top young sommelier an SSU grad; technology initiative for Petaluma schools
• Napa’s Clinic Ole opens satellite location to serve 400 patients
• Lanahan Steever relocating to downtown Santa Rosa
• Amplifications and corrections
• Aging strategic plans put older small businesses at risk, advisers say
• Retaining talent key for small business
• Forums giving small firms access to advice, services
• Employment experts see only slight improvements
• Job creation effort ‘transitioning from campaigning to execution’
• Taleo plans to double North Bay staff
• People: Week of Oct. 24
• Calendar: Week of Oct. 24, 2011
• Joe Negri Jr.
• John Quincy Adams perfectly defined leadership
• Ukiah man arrested, suspected of breaking jail window
• Three Petaluma teens arrested in suspected car burglaries
• United Way of the Wine Country News - October 21, 2011
• Revival set for derelict Daniels School house
• Preserving rural roads means hard choices
• Fatal crash on Pepper Road north of Petaluma
• Petaluma-to-Richmond chase ends with vehicle in flames, 3 arrests
• A love for giving back
• North Santa Rosa intersection being monitored by police
• Driver dies, passengers hurt in Graton collision
• Nearly $2 million to help local students get to school safely
• Second Saturday of Occupy Santa Rosa draws 250 marchers
• Sonoma supervisors to consider tighter rules for pot dispensaries
• Fort Bragg: The hunt for a killer
• Portrait of a protest: Anger a common bond
• Mexican consulate card set for ID status
• Santa Rosa restaurant owner dies unexpectedly
• Mobile home contractor trying to 'make amends'
• Sonoma County politicians try being firefighters for a day
• Tiny Graton seeks town's first park
• Relief marks North Coast reaction to Iraq troop pullout
• Can Petaluma Adobe state park be saved?
• Safari West's newborn giraffe named in honor of late Raiders owner
• Dangerous intersection in Lake County to be improved
• Sonoma County unemployment drops to 9.4%
• SMART issues cover statement for repeal, rebuffs state qualms
• Two Sonoma County developers found liable for elderly financial abuse
• Grape growers sue state to block frost protection rules
• Injured Golden Eagle found in Mendocino County on the road to recovery
• Man killed in crash in The Geysers
• Unemployment Rates drop slightly in September
• Are tensions between cyclists, drivers getting worse?
• Highway 101 construction in Petaluma to start soon
• SSU shows Santa Rosa kids that chemistry's cool
• Suspect in Rohnert Park homicide arrested in Las Vegas
• Black bear killed by pickup truck on Highway 101 in Mendocino County
• New Windsor foundation to focus on parks and recreation
• Graffiti tagger connected to Santa Rosa tire slashings
• Solano EDC names Person president
• Northbound 101 not back to normal until tonight
• Mayor demotes design board chairman in Santa Rosa Plaza dispute
• Fort Bragg man wounded in accidental shooting
• Palm Drive Hospital, short two directors, questioned about open meetings
• Mendocino County library sales tax measure on Nov. ballot
• Men charged in Healdsburg marijuana garden murder plead not guilty
• Healdsburg man found passed out in car, arrested on DUI charge
• Abalone season at Fort Ross delayed two months
• Northbound 101 closed near Cotati
• Developer making third pitch for riverside Petaluma project
• Healdsburg trumpets its cycling-friendly credentials
• SMART sets conditions for repeal
• Authorities checked Healdsburg land days before pot shooting
• Santa Rosa Schools to examine fairness of districtwide elections
• Sonoma Valley to review 'hybrid' school board election
• Exchange Bank reports tenth consecutive profitable quarter
• Scores of North Bay resturants make Michelin ‘Bib Gourmand’ list
• Two men linked in seizures of pot, cash in Mendocino County
• Petaluma mayor starts treatment for cancer
• Occupy Petaluma protest planned for Oct. 29
• Three suspects face murder charges in shooting at Healdsburg marijuana garden
• Man who jumped from Santa Rosa parking garage identified
• Spilled grapes block Chalk Hill Road east of Healdsburg
• Downed power lines after truck crashes into pole near Petaluma
• Group seeks to make Petaluma crosswalks safer for the blind
• Traffic delays possible as Hwy. 101 repairs start tonight in Rohnert Park
• Leases: Week ending Oct. 13, 2011
• Leno blasts crackdown on pot dispensaries
• Sebastopol defers $505,000 in fees for cannery district developer
• Camp Meeker cyclist remembered
• State: SMART lacks authority to set rules on tax repeal efforts
• Levi Leipheimer to speak on cycling at Healdsburg Chamber of Commerce event
• Matthew Wilson
• Six-pound marijuana, cash find leads to arrest of two men in Mendocino County
• Why green bike lanes in Windsor
• Lowe’s backs out of Petaluma project
• SSU philosopher a finalist for international prize
• Coho release highlights 10-year Willow Creek restoration
• Occupy Santa Rosa protesters take case to City Council
• Sebastopol council restricts panhandlers
• Lake County rescinds pot dispensary regulations
• Merchants decry Cotati main street plan
• Sonoma County pushes forward with power agency studies
• Kaiser gets trauama designation at Vacaville hospital
• Lowe's pulls out of Petaluma development
• Mosquito with West Nile virus trapped in Santa Rosa
• Michele Bachmann plans campaign money stop in Napa this week
• Teacher leads renewed effort to fix Biella Elementary School clock tower
• Contractor chaos
• Mendocino County man arrested on DUI charge after crash
• Man arrested after discovery of marijuana, money in Santa Rosa home
• Overnight traffic delays likely in Cotati
• PICCADILLY CIRCUS
• Healdsburg council mulls poll to guide strategy for tax increase
• Petaluma will sell land back to St. Vincent de Paul High School
• Study outlines costs, benefits of creating county-run power agency
• More details emerge in Healdsburg marijuana garden shooting
• CAMP program reports 2011 pot seizures cut in half
• New law increases age for booster car seats
• More than $1 million pours into North Coast congressional race
• Lake Mendocino water releases increased
• Sebastopol council to address panhandling, cannery development fees
• Occupy Santa Rosa protest continues at City Hall
• CHP makes 20 arrests across Sonoma County
• Fire damages Forestville house
• Police seek witnesses to Stony Point Road pedestrian crash
• Traffic delays all week on Adobe Road
• Non-profit Buckelew to open ‘People’s Harvest’
• Barry Schuler: For the future to be ours, ‘become an education activist’
• Tom Scott, Oliver’s Market: Be in touch with your customers
• Honore Comfort, Sonoma County Vintners: ‘Not just another wine tasting’
• Supervisor Efren Carrillo: ‘Great challenge lies with the achievement gap’
• John Sawyer, Santa Rosa councilman: Making it ‘the city that can’
• Brian Sobel, Sobel Communications: State needs to be more business friendly
• Tom Duryea, CEO, Summit State Bank: Making the most of a very special place
• Constellation mechanizes some high-end harvest
• CalPERS in talks to exit vineyard partnership
• SMART will be a jobs engine for the North Bay
• Santa Rosa police investigate machete attack
• Calendar: Week of Oct. 17, 2011
• People news: Week of Oct. 17, 2011
• Business news: Week of Oct. 17, 2011
• 'Occupy Santa Rosa' protesters vow to stay at City Hall
• Windsor gets $497,000 bill for wastewater pond that will never be built
• Review: Santa Rosa Symphony opens season on strong note
• The art of spitting seeds
• Vandal slashes tires in SRJC neighborhood
• Fire destoys half of hillside Santa Rosa home
• Former TV-50 GM embarks on new career
• Possible homicide investigated near Healdsburg
• Carlstrom, Combs jump into race for Santa Rosa council
• Last independent TV store in Ukiah signs off
• When times are bad, Petaluma coin dealer's business booms
• Traffic violators beware at SRJC intersection
• Man wandering on Stony Point Road seriously injured after hit-and-run crash
• Santa Rosa to consider water rate hikes
• SMART, foes on collision course
• A ride down rails long abandoned
• More than 2,000 turn out for Occupy Santa Rosa
• Sonoma County cyclist, 23, collapses and dies on steep ride
• Traffic delays possible Monday in Sebastopol
• Sonoma County cyclist, 23, collapses and dies on steep ride
• Petaluma parking lot owner causes uproar over new towing policy
• Sonoma County attracting new wave of flight pioneers
• Santa Rosa Charter Committee puts pensions at top of list
• 'Occupy Sonoma' plaza event today
• Fired police officer faces new charge in Petaluma gun incident
• Old-timers recall Prohibition era in Petaluma
• Gorin to run for Board of Supervisors
• State giving 50 percent discount on paying old traffic tickets
• No sign of crash after injured man found wandering near Sonoma-Mendocino county line
• Paving work to slow traffic between Petaluma, Sonoma
• New photo released of WestAmerica robbery suspect
• Cause of Thursday's rush-hour fire along Highway 101 unknown
• Concrete trucks to roll all day into new Sutter Medical Center
• Feds raid medical pot co-op near Ukiah
• Tree clear-cut sparks vineyard conversion furor
• Former El Molino student helps edit Occupy Wall Street newspaper
• Sonoma Valley groundwater forum to be held Thursday
• Brown vetoes bill barring schools from requiring class fees
• Death penalty possible in Santa Rosa killing
• Falcons guard Sonoma County vineyard
• California adopts new recycling goal with signing of Chesbro bill
• Highway 101 lane in Cloverdale closed for maintenance
• Handcar Regatta co-owners ending business relationship
• Fourth suspect arrested in Santa Rosa slaying
• SMART seeking authority to 'approve' opponents ballot language
• Fort Bragg man arrested on child porn charges
• Added incentive for coast cleanup
• Petaluma Museum's new direction rankles some, excites others
• Probation department recommends 127-years-to-life for man in Rohnert Park sex assault
• No one hit in accidental shooting in Santa Rosa state building
• Cloverdale casino partner loses portion of site in foreclosure
• Cotati plans $1.5 million land purchase for park, housing
• Huge forest-to-vine project near Annapolis threatened
• Santa Rosa man pleads guilty to stealing from wife's grandfather
• Analy's 'make' class: part math, part science, part art
• USGS: 5.3 magnitude quake off Oregon coast, no tsunami
• SSU wants to hear more from students on proposed center
• Rohnert Park senior apartments sold for $35 million
• Kaiser Medicare plans in California receive top ratings
• Sutter, UnitedHealthcare partner on Medicare plan
• Correction: Sale of 100 Meadowcreek Dr., Corte Madera
• Circle Bank officer named in federal probe of S.F. bank
• Luther Burbank Historic Ride
• SR vows to find funds for jobs effort
• Opposing abortion views debated on SRJC campus
• A question of values
• Free community brunch in Healdsburg
• El Molino teacher suspected of testing violations resigns, gets year paid leave
• SF-based Savant Investment Group opens Santa Rosa branch
• Winzler & Kelly merges with Australian company
• Teen driver, passenger injured in crash down hill in Petaluma
• Developer: Poll shows Petaluma voters support Lowe's project
• VIDEO: Santa Rosa man hurls hot dog at Tiger Woods during tournament
• No injuries after car and bus collide on Highway 101 in Petaluma
• 2011 Impact Sonoma conference registration closes Friday
• Napa, Marin lead August rises in hotel occupancy, revenue
• A refugee in America: Hope vs. reality
• SRJC reflects changing county population
• Two men arrested in Santa Rosa shooting death outside butcher shop
• Two Santa Rosa men suspected of impersonating police arrested
• Gray skies, wet weather before heat arrives in North Bay
• Report: U.S. government targeted WikiLeaks volunteer, ISP from Santa Rosa
• Unlicensed drivers get a break on impounds
• FBI investigates vandalism of Petaluma students' salmon project
• Brown signs bill streamlining processes for state psychiatric patients
• SSU gets $1.4 million for science and tech study
• Healdsburg mom's Afghan mission gets reinforcements
• Santa Rosa man throws hot dog at Tiger Woods
• Sonoma County's Family Justice Center opens in Santa Rosa
• Allen's bill on stricter rules for DUI checkpoints vetoed
• Leases and sales: Week ending Oct. 7, 2011
• After Hours: Sonoma County Farm Bureau’s Love of the Land Celebration
• As one steel-frame factory closes, others expand
• Calpine plans $700 million Geysers expansion
• Education: Dominican ‘Venture Greenhouse;’ $110,000 for Schools Plus
• Palm Drive weighing affiliation proposals from five suitors
• Fairfield’s Copart to make Texas its corporate headquarters
• Q&A with leaders in North Bay contracting
• Top commercial general contractors
• We never stop fighting the same battles, but we can do so more skillfully
• Mendocino County traffic stop ends in 2 pot arrests
• Dominican launches ‘Venture Greenhouse’
• Want to enroll in an MBA program?
• Enrollment rises as third group begins SSU executive MBA
• Pacfic Union College offers nursing classes in Napa
• Deadlines for area MBA programs
• Food bank building purchase ‘necessary and historic endeavor’
• New law streamlines storage-pond process for California wineries
• Calendar: Week of Oct. 10, 2011
• What's open, what's closed on Columbus Day
• People: Week of Oct. 10, 2011
• Leases and sales: Week ending Sept. 30, 2011
• Business news: Week of Oct. 10, 2011
• Springs rains blamed for sudden oak death increase
• Adobe Road closure, delays coming up
• Vandals strike Petaluma students' salmon project again
• Local council members to dine out at the sewage plant
• Santa Rosa officer's vehicle collided with skateboarding boy while on patrol, police say
• Petaluma food box program a barometer of hard times
• Comfort in tough times
• Santa Rosa chamber asking for $300,000 boost from city
• 'Occupy Santa Rosa' event planned for Saturday
• Santa Rosa police focus this week on northwest intersection
• Traverso's lowers curtain on era of family grocery
• Skateboarder hurt in collision with Santa Rosa police car
• Leo Angelo Crosariol
• Polo, Churchill and charity come to Santa Rosa
• Feds' guitar wood raid hits home
• Law allows non-profit to operate Glen Ellen park
• Body of man missing in Armstrong Woods found
• High school students help clean up historic Carrillo Adobe
• New rules loom large for Sonoma County pensions
• Marin authorities seize nearly $1 million in marijuana from Tomales Bay property
• Where commercial trucks can't go in Santa Rosa
• Why police are stopping cars in north county
• Vehicle hits pole, dropping power lines across Middletown road
• Strutting the catwalk for a cause
• Thieves again targeting catalytic converters in Petaluma
• Petaluma woman sues city after falling in street gutter
• Sonoma County not yet targeted by federal pot crackdown
• Santa Rosa: A chicken in every yard?
• Smith leaves Palm Drive Hospital post early
• $110,000 needed to keep Petaluma Adobe park open
• Armstrong Woods search fails to find missing Sacramento County man
• Man shot to death outside Santa Rosa butcher shop identified
• Harvest approaches halfway point
• Whiskerino Contest seeks the best beards and moustaches in Petaluma
• Federal crackdown on pot clubs pointed at California
• Petaluma man loses $5,400 in online Craigslist scam
• Big dividends for a few hundred yards of runway
• Brown signs Evans' bills on maternity leave
• Hopland man arrested in knife assault on woman
• Driver uninjured in collision with pig in Santa Rosa
• Healdsburg's do-it-all parks supervisor to retire
• Raptors fill the Jenner Headlands
• Women lead the way in embezzlement cases
• Longtime downtown Petaluma redwood tree must go
• Prison worker from Petaluma suspected of selling drugs at San Quentin
• Girl, 16, alerts family to mobile home fire
• Man shot dead on Todd Road in Santa Rosa
• Local educators wary of Obama's 'No Child Left Behind' changes
• Windsor's Town Green concerts a big success - except for restaurants
• 2-time DUI offender arrested in Petaluma
• Petaluma pit bull attacks, kills dog on leash
• Traverso's sale ends 89 years of family management
• Multiple crashes blamed on wet roads around Sonoma County
• Palm Drive takes critical look at hospital management
• Delays, closures expected for Adobe Road work
• Healdsburg City Council OKs emergency landslide repairs
• Las Vegas man arrested after marijuana find during Highway 101 traffic stop
• Dogs only in Spring Lake lagoon this weekend
• Petaluma man arrested after home search turns up marijuana
• Robbery reported at east Santa Rosa bank
• Worst road in Sonoma County is ...
• Sonoma County's Olympic Level Equestrian Center
• Mendo DA to review shooting death of Fort Bragg suspect
• Two North Bay shopping centers sell for $55 million
• Cloverdale seeks arts identify
• Autopsy: Fort Bragg slaying suspect Aaron Bassler died from multiple gunshot wounds
• Traverso’s sold to Marin couple
• Sonoma County students walk, bike to school during worldwide event
• Traverso's market sold
• Online debate between North Coast Congressional candidates begins tonight at 6 p.m.
• Records show man who died on hospital grounds treated for alcohol withdrawal
• Sonoma County cyclists tour California on eco ride
• Vandals release 40,000 salmon raised by Petaluma students
• North Coast congressional candidates on same page
• Wet weather expected to continue in Sonoma County
• Petaluma chiropractor to seek Assembly seat
• Rincon Valley mini-mart OK'd despite protests
• Mendocino County transient arrested in suspected check forgery
• Some criminals now will head to jail instead of prison
• State unveils scaled-down septic-system rules
• Brief break in storm allows harvest to resume
• Seventh graders study scientific side of 'poo'
• Santa Rosa airline travel increases 9 percent in September
• Kids help design new Roseland playground
• Large RP solar array activated
• Another storm expected to bring heavy rain to North Bay
• Cloverdale workers to pay into pensions under new contract
• Healdsburg lumber mill fire causes $500,000 in damages
• Fort Bragg killings might have been avoided, mental health experts say
• Petaluma agrees to pay $4 million to settle billing dispute
• Burn suspension in Mendocino County to be lifted Wednesday
• CHP urges caution on Sonoma County's rain-slick roads
• GOP presidential hopeful Rick Perry at Healdsburg fundraiser
• CHP arrests 18 people across Sonoma County in weekend DUIs
• Charges reduced against off-duty police officer in Petaluma gun case
• Attempted marijuana robbery in Santa Rosa leads to arrest of four men
• Petaluma won't move public comments to the back of the line
• Healdsburg council approves another wine bar downtown
• Autopsy scheduled for Fort Bragg double-murder suspect
• Green Flight Challenge names its winner
• Scientists at work in nature's abundant pantry
• Bank of Marin opens Sonoma branch
• Bicyclists could get more parking in Santa Rosa
• Letter to the Editor: Missing Buffett’s point on taxes
• Palm Drive gets five proposals for affliation
• ProSight scales back plans for larger Santa Rosa office
• Rain pelts Sonoma County
• Fieri gets into burger biz with Carnival
• Man dies from injuries after being struck while crossing Santa Rosa street
• Hundreds turn out for gourd festival
• Investigators seek cause of Healdsburg fire
• Fast-growing online furniture retailer expands
• Raydiance founder, former AOL CEO to address Impact Sonoma
• Santa Rosa bus fleet gets a green upgrade
• Commercial real estate: OnTrac makes big North Bay courier hub expansion
• Only one in five business leaders has succession plan, survey says
• Want something to pass along or sell? You’d better insure it
• In stressed economy, planners see perks for succession planning
• Common concerns for succession planning
• People: Week of Oct. 3, 2011
• Santa Rosa use-permit policy needs streamlining
• Business news: Week of Oct. 3, 2011
• Warnings arise of sticker shock in ’12 workers comp costs
• 2 GranFondo riders remain in hospital
• Rohnert Park to install LED lights
• Lawsuit challenges EIR on Russian River sandbar breach
• Fort Bragg residents express relief
• After Hours: Glenn Smith & John Jordan’s 2nd Annual Contractors BBQ
• Harvest scramble is on with rain on the way
• Meet Petaluma's 'rebel with a trash bag'
• Authorities shoot, kill Fort Bragg slaying suspect Aaron Bassler
• South Santa Rosa intersection under police scrutiny
• Santa Rosa Orthodox Church celebrates 75th anniversary
• SMART train foes begin repeal petition drive
• Thousands of cyclists take to Sonoma County roads during GranFondo
• Source: Authorities shoot, kill Fort Bragg slaying suspect Aaron Bassler
• Blaze guts barn near Sonoma
• Wanted: Vandals who killed prized Windsor Koi
• Volunteers gather signatures to repeal SMART rail project in North Bay
• With Staples opening, Sonoma focuses on chain store rules
• Santa Rosa man accused of impersonating Marine says no to plea deal
• Ft. Bragg's $4.4 million roundabout opens
• A casual gathering
• West county traffic will be affected by GranFondo
• Half of GranFondo cyclists come from afar
• Thompson backs killing of terrorist in Yemen
• Santa Rosa gets 7 hybrid transit buses
• Daring helicopter rescue by Sebastopol pilot in Yosemite National Park
• Daring helicopter rescue off El Capitan cliff
• Manhunt continues after shots exchanged in search for Aaron Bassler
• BPM merger will create ‘largest California-based accounting and consulting firm’
• Leipheimer: GranFondo has taken on 'life of its own'
• Santa Rosa man pleas no contest to child sex charges
• Helicopter rescues missing Lake County girls found in canyon
• Authorities investigate cause of fire that destroyed St. Helena winemaker's home
• Pine Flat Road landowners sue Audubon Society
• Jewish faithful gather at Santa Rosa's Lake Ralphine for Tashlich
• Authorities investigate cause of grass fire near Lake Sonoma
• Harvest Fair opens 3-day run at fairgrounds
• Petaluma man suspected of pointing gun at teens arrested
• Best Places to Work 2011: Video comments from top scorers
• Big 50 for Sonoma State
• Marin Community Clinics names Tavaszi CEO
• Healdsburg: Too many tasting rooms?
• Winter-like 30-degree temp drop on the way
• Santa Rosa men found guilty of manslaughter in birthday party slaying
• Authorities encounter Bassler in woods
• Santa Rosa council keeps public comments at end of meetings
• Fish habitat project begins in Dry Creek watershed
• Store owner: Man found dead outside Memorial Hospital 'shaking,' tried to buy alcohol day before
• Petaluma replacing 'left on green' signals
• Sputtering economy speeds up Bay Area commute
• SMART secures first-segment funding with $33.1 million
• Groups pitch in after tractor, equipment stolen from Petaluma Bounty farm
• Car goes over side of Petrified Forest Rd.
• Daughter of Mendocino County supervisor arrested in pot case
• Lakeport to host disaster-readiness expo
• Two brothers suspected in sheep thefts
• Chemical call-out ends well
• Fingerprints link Fort Bragg slaying suspect to cabin break-in
• Santa Rosa restores three school days
• Healdsburg: Too many tasting rooms?
• Santa Rosa may build one parking garage, tear down another
• Feedback sought on plan to redesign Petaluma Boulevard South
• Suspected target testifies on deadly Clearlake shooting at hearing
• Power restored in Santa Rosa after outage
• Cloverdale woman with 3 DUI's faces 4th
• SMART gets $34.6 million transit funding
• No plea deal discussions for driver suspected in fatal Santa Rosa crosswalk crash
• Alexander Valley Road reopens following crash and fire
• Ex-business manager pleads not guilty in Santa Rosa church embezzlement
• Driver dies in Novato Highway 101 crash
• Democratic congressional hopefuls to debate next week
• Santa Rosa City Council OKs, 4-3, zoning for possible Sprouts market
• Santa Rosa completes City Hall labor talks, saves $3.9 million
• Salmon spawning runs under way on the Russian River
• Santa Rosa Hells Angels leaders indicted on loan fraud
• Sonoma County fast-tracks redevelopment projects
• Sen. Evans 'currently' not candidate for Sonoma County supervisor
• Join Us For A Historic Walk Along San Francisco's Waterfront
• 'Dawn of electric flight' in Sonoma County
• PG&E, Petaluma Chamber to hold business expo Oct. 6
• Petaluma case casts spotlight on dangers of teen drinking
• Minister: Accused church embezzler exploited leaders' trust
• A month later, Fort Bragg seeks resolution in hunt for Aaron Bassler
• Leases and sales: Week ending Sept. 23, 2011
• Calix stock tumbles on sharply lower third-quarter estimate
• Two people injured after multiple crashes at same Santa Rosa spot
• Fondo cyclists to invade Sonoma County roads
• Business owner comes to rescue of Cotati flag
• Santa Rosa pair discuss life-saving liver donation on Anderson Cooper talk show
• No injuries in truck fire on Highway 101 in Rohnert Park
• Sonoma woman killed in Highway 80 crash near Davis
• Puerto Rico man sentenced to 198 years in New Year's Day attack
• Santa Rosa wrecking yard faces criminal environmental violations
• Santa Rosa man accused in elder theft, posing offered plea bargain
• Mendocino County foot race postponed due to search for slaying suspect
• Santa Rosa man offered plea deal in sex abuse case
• Traffic delays likely on several county road projects
• Small earthquake rattles Windsor
• Sources: Evans applies to become appeals judge
• Memorial Hospital investigating death of discharged patient
• Mendocino Coast recreation district exploring bankruptcy
• Perry to stop in Healdsburg next week
• Petaluma teen hospitalized for alcohol poisoning
• Guerneville woman suspected in church embezzlement held on $1 million bail
• Fort Bragg murder suspect caught on camera
• Authorities to update continuing search for North Coast slaying suspect
• Fire damages Sonoma Valley duplex
• Butchers, Bakers, Fermenters and Pie Girls at Regatta
• CHP makes 16 weekend DUI arrests on Sonoma County roads
• Jury deliberations begin in 2010 Santa Rosa birthday party slaying
• Healdsburg councilman speaks out about his cancer fight
• Neighbors band together to protest potholes
• Handcar Regatta's crazy contraptions
• After Hours: Easter Seals No. California Day on the Bay
• Shoppers finding funds to splurge
• Rohnert Park's Commerce Boulevard closed at night this week
• Records sought in death outside Memorial Hospital
• Local grocers fight new Sprouts store
• Sutter, county reject settlement offer in lawsuit over new hospital
• Correction: G3 Enterprises
• Best Places to Work in the North Bay 2011: Winner profiles, top-scorer comments
• 2011 Best Places to Work Winners: 20-50 employees
• 2011 Best Places to Work Winners: 51-100 employees
• 2011 Best Places to Work Winners: 101-250 employees
• 2011 Best Places to Work Winners: 251-500 employees
• 2011 Best Places to Work winners: 1,000-plus employees
• 2011 Best Places to Work: Top-scoring companies with 51-100 employees
• 2011 Best Places to Work: Top-scoring companies with 251-500 employees
• 2011 Best Places to Work: Top-scorers with 101-250 employees
• 2011 Best Places to Work: Top-scoring companies with 20-50 employees
• VacaValley Hospital to get $118 million makeover
• 2011 Best Places to Work: Top-scoring companies with 1,000-plus employees
• Sonoma County to launch ‘bridge to health reform’ in 2012
• Center honors health efforts; grant for residency program; St. Helena joint program noted
• Calendar: Week of Sept. 26, 2011
• People: Week of Sept. 26, 2011
• Building a Business: 100 columns and the quotes stay true
• Business news: Week of Sept. 26, 2011
• Motorcyclist injured in Highway 101 crash near Hopland identified
• Morning rain not welcomed by grape growers
• Fire in clothes dryer damages Petaluma garage
• Jewelry thief flees after woman discovers him in Santa Rosa home
• Motorcycle rider flown to hospital after freeway crash near Hopland
• How We Got Here
• Making smiles brighter
• Body found near Santa Rosa freeway intersection
• Mendocino man charged with assaulting pregnant girlfriend
• Bennett Valley intersection monitored by Santa Rosa police
• Harvest Fair's big winners
• Mendocino honors one of its own
• Paper still reigns at Santa Rosa book fair
• Santa Rosa man dies in Memorial Hospital parking lot after ER visit
• SSU president delays request for student center
• Police cite 6 for license violations at Sebastopol checkpoint
• Petaluma to bring in search firm for police chief, public works jobs
• Sidewalk? Bike lane? What's being built down 101 in Ukiah?
• Santa Rosa-based Ygrene leads $650 million green-retrofit effort
• Gov. Brown signs Internet sales tax bill
• What's next for Abalone hunters?
• Entrepreneur sees way to cut drunken driving
• Police: Elderly Petaluma woman jumps to death from senior housing complex
• Santa Rosa's ex-Chili King dies at 90
• SMART critics begin collecting signatures to repeal rail project
• New trend in housing, supporting homeless
• Obituary: Bobbie L. Holmes
• CHP getting tougher on speeders in Hwy. 101 construction zones
• Petaluma park's portable toilet raises a stink
• Santa Rosa City Council to review charter committee diversity
• Minor injuries in crash in Highway 101 in Petaluma
• A Wonderbread treat
• What W. Bradley Electric says about Best Places to Work
• Ravitch suspended her county retirement benefit
• SSU student faces probation in crosswalk death of 2-year-old
• NUHW, nurses unions strike at Kasier, Sutter facilities
• Planners raise questions about Sonoma County airport expansion
• 'Best schools' ranking earns Analy High a Wonderbread 5 concert
• Santa Rosa schools may add classroom days back to schedule
• More Hollywood faces join next week's GranFondo ride
• Santa Rosa man accused in elder theft arrested again, suspected of posing as serviceman
• Sapheon vein closure system gets EU approval
• Inaugural Cloverdale marathon to benefit children's nonprofit
• Early closure of Petaluma city pool steams residents
• Big rig blocks Highway 101 lane in Healdsburg
• Poverty takes bigger chunk out of Sonoma, Lake and Mendocino counties
• Prosecutors: Santa Rosa church embezzlement totals $712K
• Pedestrian injured in Santa Rosa crosswalk crash
• Harvest Fair judges search for best wine in Sonoma County
• SMART considers changes to pension benefits
• Pumpkin patch crawl back along Hwy. 101
• CPR course offered in memory of 4-year-old crosswalk victim
• Commerce Blvd. underpass closed tonight in Rohnert Park
• New pension data show 98 county retirees receive more than $100K annually
• Sawyer starts campaign for Sonoma County supervisor
• Roseland Charter School board of directors OKs expansion
• Sonoma Jazz + music fest goes on hiatus next year
• Roseland board moving quickly to make Ursuline campus a charter school site
• Petaluma mulls more fireworks restrictions
• Proposed bag ban gets warm reception in Petaluma
• Man dies after fall in attempted marijuana grab in Lake County
• End of 'don't ask, don't tell' cheered by North Coast veterans
• Penngrove family's final farewell after fishing trip tragedy
• Palm Drive board member Dan Smith resigns
• Water Agency clears sediment, vegetation from Petaluma creeks
• Smith resigns from Palm Drive Hospital board of directors
• State water board adopts Russian River frost plan
• $500,000 embezzlement suspected at Center for Spiritual Living
• Petaluma Valley Hospital gets high marks in national survey
• 2012 Zagat survey of restaurants holds few surprises
• Man sent to prison in 2006 Santa Rosa slaying faces new charges
• Should specific locations of DUI checkpoints be publicized?
• Hot weather to continue around Sonoma County
• $44.4 million settlement reached in 2007 San Francisco Bay oil spill
• Roseland to start charter school on Ursuline campus
• Customized: The Art And History Of The Bicycle - Exhibition
• Ursuline campus to reopen as Roseland charter school
• Petaluma council OKs revamped design for Target center
• Proposed law would give bikes space
• Locals recall shock, horror of Reno airplane crash
• Santa Rosa man accused of stealing $100,000
• NorthBay Healthcare gets trauma designation in Solano County
• Cloverdale man recalls time as WW II sub officer
• Impact Sonoma Conference registration ends Oct. 14
• Fireman’s Fund names new CFO
• Schools preparing for 'Walk and Roll to School Day'
• Tour of California stage to start, finish in downtown Santa Rosa
• Alternative education campus opens in Santa Rosa
• Judge orders closure of Santa Rosa pot dispensary
• Gold-buying craze leads to rise in parties
• Leases and sales: Week ending Sept. 16, 2011
• Tektronix selects airport location
• Custom builder expands shop for prefab, furniture
• Empire College expands hospitality degree options; includes industry certifications
• After Hours: PASCO Social and Scholarship Auction
• Zap Jonway obtains new rounds of financing in China
• Bradley Real Estate expanding to Santa Rosa
• Wineries pursue pouches for premium brands
• Man wanted in connection with Kansas molestations may be in Santa Rosa area
• ‘Sea change’ coming to grape, wine markets
• Is an excursion train possible for Sonoma County?
• G3 expands Ukiah capsule plant
• Impact Solano to focus on future of key region
• Benicia scores green auto operation
• Solano Center for Business Innovation launched
• Two-year window in estate-tax increase good time to plan
• Legislature sends Amazon.com sales tax bill to governor
• New California short-sale law can help homeowners
• Business news: Week of Sept. 19, 2011
• Calendar: Week of Sept. 19, 2011
• People: Week of Sept. 19, 2011
• Luttrell on Leadership: Moving an organization through change
• Santa Rosa robbery by 3 men dressed as police
• 2 hurt in Hwy. 1 motorcycle crash
• A painful, poignant thank you
• It's a water bark at Spring Lake
• Vote for the worst road in Sonoma County
• App developed for SSU students
• Petaluma council to hear Target center appeal
• Allen's checkpoint bill opposed by police
• Santa Rosa City Hall insiders chosen to suggest how to improve government
• No DUIs at Petaluma DUI checkpoints
• Santa Rosa police looking for traffic violations on west side
• Sonoma County lawyers push to legalize pot
• Driven to give back
• Gold's sparkle lures criminals
• Petaluma's Old Adobe district may create charter school
• Gold's sparkle lures criminals
• Smooth sailing on Santa Rosa Creek
• Sonoma County public defender to retire
• Driver killed in Sebastopol crash identified as Santa Rosa man
• Small quake reported near Geysers Saturday
• Cruel hoax leads to afternoon of terror for Healdsburg family
• Petaluma grapples with who should pay when planning decisions appealed
• Sheriff's helicopter rescues stranded boaters south of Bodega Bay
• Mendocino authorities seeking suspect in Point Arena motel stabbing
• Mendocino workers duel with county
• Mailbag: Why is it only 55 mph in Marin?
• Elusive suspect leaves tracks in Fort Bragg forest
• Time will tell in Petaluma
• Santa Rosa memorial honors missing, imprisoned soldiers
• Sebastopol police get electric motorcycle for off-road patrols
• From parking to patio in downtown Santa Rosa
• SMART wants to help Handcar Regatta live on
• Petalumans have mixed feelings on aging Lakeville trees
• No changes planned for popular Healdsburg concert series
• Santa Rosa creeks celebrated during weeklong event
• Some improvement in unemployment
• Fatal two-car collision reported south of Sebastopol
• More county residents say they've been targeted by online scams
• Big rig crash cleared on Bodega Avenue near Petaluma
• Trione donates $100,000 to new senior wing at Finley Community Center
• Judge denies guilty plea withdrawal in wine warehouse case
• Man who led police on multi-county chase wanted on weapons charges
• 2 DUI/license checkpoints Friday in Petaluma
• Popular Handcar Regatta may be derailed
• NUHW, nurses union threaten Kaiser with strike
• Sonoma County retirement fund abandons fight, will disclose pensions
• Fourth suspect arrested in Mendocino campground killing
• State cancels Sonoma Coast abalone season
• Petaluma mail center threatened with closure again
• Schools' whooping cough deadline not as disruptive as feared
• 40 candidates for next SRJC president
• Petaluma house damaged by mysterious camera lens dropped from sky
• Petaluma Valley gets commission award
• Manhunt continues for Fort Bragg slaying suspect
• Sheriff: Meth theft triggered fatal Lucerne shooting
• Ex-bookkeeper charged in embezzlement from Pomo Indians
• Humboldt County surfer escapes shark attack
• Cloverdale faces surplus now, deficit later
• Rohnert Park's golf course operator must pay up
• Maxwell Farms Regional Park fire under investigation
• Evans' in-your-face style makes waves in legislature
• Santa Rosa toddler's death was accidental, police say
• Santa Rosa gets POW-MIA memorial
• Petaluma council pushes comments to meeting's end
• Palm Drive hospital to fill board vacancy by appointment
• Third Street reopened after explosive materials removed from creek bridge
• On the trail of Guy Fieri
• More than 1,000 volunteers turn out for Day of Caring in Sonoma and Mendocino counties
• Rohnert Park hires economic development manager
• Local police may face stricter rules for DUI checkpoints
• Harvest off to slow start
• Sonoma Coast abalone season in jeopardy
• Santa Rosa considers two-year budgets
• Two men arrested, one sought in Santa Rosa car burglaries
• Sonoma County bans smoking in apartments and condos
• Sonoma Avenue to lose travel lanes, get bike and turn lanes
• Foxtail golf operator pleads for new deal from Rohnert Park
• Heirloom foodies flock to Santa Rosa expo
• Marin Employment Connection lands $399,000 grant
• 'No Child Left Behind' leaves local educators with questions
• Palm Drive declines to renew contract with key telemedicine physician
• Meet 'The Best Diver in the Americas'
• Petaluma City Council wants more information on lowering developer fees
• Cohill tapped to lead Sutter’s West Bay Region
• Palm Drive to restructure ties with firm that provides doctors
• Reward boosted for information leading to North Coast slaying suspect's arrest
• Santa Rosa Courthouse Square reunification back on track
• Road projects around county to affect traffic
• Partygoer recounts argument that led to Santa Rosa birthday party slaying
• Craigslist posting leads to arrest of Santa Rosa man suspected in Cotati burglary
• Woman shot to death in Lucerne
• Students await Brown's decision on Dream Act
• Fire causes $150,000 damage to Cloverdale lumber company
• Award-winning teacher at center of El Molino probe
• This year's olive harvest is the pits
• Laytonville man pleads guilty to manslaughter in transient's death
• Forestville man arrested in car theft
• Authorities, dogs continue search for Fort Bragg slaying suspect
• Windsor restaurateurs complain about competition from concerts, market
• North Bay crews join central California firefighting efforts
• Judge tentatively rules against Santa Rosa woman claiming injury from drunken dancing
• After Hours: 11th Annual Women in Business Gala
• Santa Rosa child found in swimming pool hospitalized
• Leases and sales: Week ending Sept. 9, 2011
• Venture-backed LumiGrow moves to Novato
• Mood Bender Tea moves to Napa, adds bottling plant
• Partnership HealthPlan expands to Marin, Mendocino counties
• Frost-pond bill passes; regulators float frost-water rule
• Health Action, Sonoma County to award worksite wellness
• Developer proposes medical office building near Sonoma hospital
• Hospital projects highlight local adoption of BIM
• Autodesk bolsters its BIM software line
• Questions for construction attorney Deborah Ballati of Farella Braun + Martel
• Rohnert Park man Tasered, arrested after drug, weapon find
• Ruling on OT for professionals raises questions
• Three Strategies to Selecting Winning Accounting Software
• Licensed private fiduciary an option for estates
• How to make the transition from longtime employer to new role
• Repeat DUI offender arrested in Cotati head-on crash
• People: Week of Sept. 12, 2011
• Calendar: Week of Sept. 12, 2011
• Business news: Week of Sept. 12, 2011
• Mountain biker rescued from Shiloh Ranch Regional Park after crash
• Feds seek to give local governments a break on street signs
• Westside intersection under scrutiny of SRPD
• 9/11: Forgive but never forget
• Petaluma Council considers lowering developer fees
• Sebastopol teens wins debating honors
• Golden Kettle Corn equipment stolen from Santa Rosa church lot
• Petaluma hotel tax increase proposed
• Sebastopol accepting Mexican identification cards
• Schedule of local 9/11 commemorations today
• Forever changed
• Windsor winemaker's close call on 9/11
• Sheriff's deputies arrest 3 after finding loaded guns in home with children
• What matters about birds
• Fort Bragg search for shooting suspect goes on
• Lake County man charged in shooting of estranged wife's friend
• Sonoma County supervisors to consider smoking ban
• Healdsburg weighs solar cooperative
• Santa Rosa police investigating gang-related assault
• Volunteers spruce up Windsor park for 9/11 'Day of Service'
• Search for Fort Bragg shooting suspect continues as community mourns Jere Melo
• SEAL 'made it to the top'
• S&L swindler Soderling charged with tax evasion
• Lake County names new undersheriff
• Mendocino County supervisor Smith won't seek 3rd term
• Nominations for 2011 Top Projects close Oct. 14
• POST-9/11, HOW LIFE HAS CHANGED: Martin Espinoza
• POST-9/11, HOW LIFE HAS CHANGED: Jack Grandcolas
• Lakeville Highway 'tunnel' of trees being thinned
• Mountain lion sightings increase in rural Petaluma
• Redwood Empire Food Bank expands with purchase of distribution center
• Observations set for 9/11 anniversary weekend
• POST-9/11, HOW LIFE HAS CHANGED: Mac McDonald
• POST-9/11, HOW LIFE HAS CHANGED: Marshall Kubota
• Dry Creek Road grape spill cleared
• POST-9/11, HOW LIFE HAS CHANGED: Herb Williams
• Child on bike injured in Santa Rosa driveway
• Redwood Empire Food Bank plans $9 million expansion
• Firefighters battle barn blaze at Bloomfield ranch
• Sheriff: 'Nothing new' in search for suspect in North Coast slayings
• Sonoma Valley Portworks acquired
• Why are the pelicans starving?
• First third-party commercial PACE funding approved
• Cyclist ready to return, a year after collision
• Santa Rosa man accused of stealing $2 million from nonprofit founder
• St. Joseph Health System to hold forum on Affordable Care Act
• Santa Rosa says it has a jobs plan, too
• Sonoma County residents warned on increased fire risk
• Puerto Rican man convicted in fatal New Year's Day blaze
• Petaluma student's knife attack shocks junior high
• Public comments sought on revised Russian River frost plan
• 9/11 WHERE WERE YOU: Cathy Carey
• 9/11 WHERE WERE YOU: Brian Webb
• 9/11 WHERE WERE YOU: Scott Swanson
• POST-9/11, HOW LIFE HAS CHANGED: Evan Kubota
• POST 9/11, HOW LIFE HAS CHANGED: Jim Wood
• 9/11 WHERE WERE YOU: Katherine Hastings
• 9/11 WHERE WERE YOU: Sean Ramsey
• 9/11 WHERE WERE YOU: Sam Carruth
• Investigation continues in cause of fatal Potter Valley crash
• Repair work to cause delays on Highway 1
• Decision coming on competency of ex-Lake County man sentenced to die
• Police release photo of suspect wanted in stabbings at Lakeport gas station
• Authorities optimistic as search for Fort Bragg slaying suspect continues
• David Yearsley, Petaluma River advocate, dies at 65
• Palm Drive Hospital board member Jared Dreyfus dies
• Hackers steal your e-mail to rob your friends
• 2011 Healthiest Companies nominations close Friday
• Santa Rosa police seek witnesses to pedestrian injury
• When an e-mail hacker strikes
• North Bay hotel occupancy, rates rise in July
• Abalone die-off plagues the coast
• Resurgence for Lake County walnut orchards
• Authorities 'staying focused' in hunt for Fort Bragg slaying suspect
• Santa Rosa councilwoman: Public treated disrespectfully at meetings
• Petaluma budget mixed bag: Some job cuts, some spending restored
• 9/11 WHERE WERE YOU: Lise Ciolino
• 9/11 WHERE WERE YOU: Nancy McLerran
• 9/11 WHERE WERE YOU: Karen Lockert
• Healdsburg 'vision plan' moves forward
• Disclosure laws to apply to SSU Foundation
• 9/11 WHERE WERE YOU: Linda Tatrai
• Spare the Air Day declared for Wednesday
• Marin County man's request for release denied in threats case
• Fire damages Fort Bragg nonprofit organization
• Leases and sales: Week ending Sept. 2, 2011
• Kaiser gives $400,000 to Marin, Sonoma nonprofits
• Food trucks a hit, and a help, at Sonoma County parks
• After Hours: Community Health Clinic Ole fundraiser
• Huffman launches bid for Congress
• Sonoma winemaker picked for next 'Bachelor'
• 9/11 WHERE WERE YOU: Nancy Hudock
• 9/11 WHERE WERE YOU: Padi Selwayn
• Authorities surround forest area in search for Fort Bragg slaying suspect
• Suspect arrested in Fort Bragg man's beating death
• Driver killed after hitting tree in Potter Valley
• North Coast tribes get $1.2 million for economic development
• 9/11 WHERE WERE YOU: Nick Goldschmidt
• 9/11 WHERE WERE YOU: Gary Helfrich
• Chesbro seeks 5th legislative term on North Coast
• Anti-DUI campaign nets 175 arrests in Sonoma County
• Petaluma budget, 2 months overdue, goes to council
• Bodega Bay radar used for salmon but detected tsunami
• Farmers market dispute goes to court
• 9/11 WHERE WERE YOU: Sara Malone
• Fort Bragg residents celebrate Labor Day as search for suspected killer continues
• Director Melissa Kelley gets ready for Sonoma County Book Festival
• Skits and hilarity as Sonoma Valley Wine Auction raises $600,000
• Santa Rosa Health Centers to start nurse practitioner residency program
• Major players spur deals in Petaluma real estate
• Santa Rosa psych hospital on track for 2012 opening
• 2011 winegrape harvest starts later, is lighter
• Sutter to relocate northwest Santa Rosa thrift store
• 44-mile Napa Valley Vine Trail gets $2.5 million federal grant
• Manufacturing: Clear Focus takes Las Vegas; keeping satellites OK from Irene
• Closing the skills gap critical to future of North Bay manufacturing
• TenCate to consolidate 100 employees in Fairfield
• Sustaining our manufacturing sector is critical
• Privately held wine companies snap up properties
• Enphase Energy powers toward $100 million IPO
• Fast growing companies: Changes, innovation in health care driving growth
• Significant M&A activity in the North Bay
• People: Week of Sept. 5, 2011
• Calendar: Week of Sept. 5, 2011
• What's open, what's closed on Labor Day
• Sebastopol's Barlow project seeks waiver of city fees
• Ukiah mother arrested on child endangerment, drug charges; infant son found soaked in urine
• Fort Bragg search centers on suspect's mother's home
• Taste of Sonoma draws second sellout
• Santa Rosa hit-and-run ignites debate over impounding vehicles
• North Coast storage-pond bill heads to governor's office
• Parents' tireless advocate
• Postal cuts threaten town hubs
• Crash into oak tree near Larkfield park injures 18-year-old driver
• Bittersweet day in Fort Bragg
• Suspect arrested in Mendocino County campground slaying
• Sonoma County prepares for surge of state felons
• Firefighters battling morning house fire in rural Petaluma
• Traffic violators targeted at west Santa Rosa intersection
• Petaluma police seek suspected assailant
• Test infraction sends El Molino high into federal sanctions
• Fort Bragg search 'going until something breaks'
• Healdsburg animal shelter delayed: Over budget, under-funded
• Pilot seriously hurt in Lake County crash landing
• Santa Rosa DUI checkpoint nets more arrests
• Maximum CHP patrols this weekend
• Family pleads for help in fatal hit-and-run
• Man held on $1 million bail for alleged death threats
• 'Team Jesse' cyclists nearing Ground Zero
• Petaluma cyclists waylaid by potholes
• Fort Bragg suspect to be charged in 2 shootings
• Opinions split over county airport plan
• Mountain lion spotted near downtown Sebastopol
• 22 arrested at Santa Rosa police checkpoint
• Early morning crash at highways 37, 121
• Owl captures snake, starts fire
• Manhunt for Fort Bragg slaying suspect continues
• Maximum CHP patrols this weekend
• Community First to open third ‘smart’ branch; RCU to get ‘smart’ ATMs
• Healdsburg gets $6 million from feds to build water pipelines
• Napa Valley Marriott acquired for $72 million
• Interim Santa Rosa fire chief named to permanent post
• Manhunt for Fort Bragg slaying suspect continues
• Allen to move to Marin County to seek re-election
• Petaluma's homeless population grows
• DUI checkpoint tonight in Santa Rosa
• Report: Santa Rosa has state's 5th safest drivers
• Water agency to offer medicine disposal
• Lake County targets boaters in fight against invasive mussels
• Bill would curb car impounds
• Minor injuries in big rig crash on Highway 116 in Guerneville
• New agency oversees Windsor and Rincon Valley fire districts
• Officials declare Friday a Spare the Air Day
• Crews surround Anderson Valley wildland fire
• Pedestrian injured after hit by car in Santa Rosa
• Tattoo shop to open in Windsor
• Opium poppies rare in North Coast marijuana gardens
• Hoping for "break" in Fort Bragg search
• Fire nearly destroys Santa Rosa home
• Frost-pond bill bound for governor
• Santa Rosa council agrees to reimburse $5.3 million to developers
• Legal obstacle lifted as four men accused in 2008 Jenner beach slaying ready for trial
• Father: son is 'likely responsible' for killing of Mendocino Land trust employee
• More Sonoma County schools failing to meet federal standards
• Santa Rosa City Council tables decision on Howarth Park parking fees
• Preliminary hearing set for man accused in Healdsburg murder
• Multi-agency search team continues hunt for suspect in Fort Bragg shooting death
• State Senate votes to give unlicensed drivers a break
• Smaller salamander protection zone unveiled for Sonoma County
• Sonoma County wins round in energy retrofit lawsuit
• Fewer signatures likely needed for SMART repeal
• Unease stalks Fort Bragg
• Are two Fort Bragg-area killlings linked?
• Santa Rosa Council gets earfull over SWAT weapons display
• Cycling an exercise in trust for blind riders
• Suspect sought in baseball bat attack on Santa Rosa police officers
• Sonoma woman killed in crash off Cavedale Road in Sonoma Valley
• Mendocino County public lands closed in search for Fort Bragg slaying suspect
• New SMART chief responds to critics
• Search for Fort Bragg shooting suspect focuses on forest campsites
• Santa Rosa man postpones plea in fatal hit-and-run crosswalk crash
• Petroleum company settles with state over underground tank violations
• Witnesses sought to fatal Highway 12 crash
• Petaluma police investigate stabbing at downtown bar
• Father: suspect in Melo killing denied help with mental illness
• Fatal crash in Sonoma Valley closes Cavedale Road
• Wine Country Group picks up three new offices in Sonoma County
• Santa Rosa streamlines permit process for solar arrays
• Santa Rosa council to discuss police outreach program
• Pension board withholds records while reviewing court decision
• Murals replace graffiti in South Park
• Petaluma police arrest 7 multiple DUI offenders
• Search for suspect in shooting death of Fort Bragg City Councilman Jere Melo continues
• Autopsy confirms shooting death of Fort Bragg City Councilman Jere Melo
• Sweep nets 20 arrests on outstanding DUI warrants
• Skunk Train rides to resume this week after fatal shooting cancels service
• Rohnert Park teen earns name in publishing game
• No injuries in car crash into Santa Rosa house
• After Hours: United Way of the Wine Country’s 4th Annual Golf Tournament
• Major injuries in Lake County motorcycle crash
• Fatal crash closes Highway 12 near Napa-Solano county lines
• Four arrested at DUI checkpoint in Lake County
• Brother of man serving life sentence in 2006 Santa Rosa parking garage slaying convicted in gun case
• Petaluma roundabouts cause driver confusion, relief
• Leases and sales: Week ending Aug. 26, 2011
• Digital filmmaker to open sizable Marin office
• Electrified Games expands in San Rafael
• Q&A: Chris Thornberg, Beacon Economics: Improvement seen in 2011
• Healdsburg, Sebastopol hospital districts to appeal Sutter ruling
• Questions for Impact Napa conference speakers
• Q&A: Clay Gregory, Napa Valley Destination Council: Napa tourism poised to enter new, vibrant era
• Q&A: Michael Palmer, Meritage Hotel: $40 million hotel project reflects confidence in Napa
• Q&A: Walt Mickens, Queen of the Valley: Hospital looks to future in midst of $130 million project
• Q&A: Mario Zepponi: M&A market remains focused on most solid assets
• Algebra academies reaching more and more students
• SSU expanding extended ed; explores ‘hybrids’
• Business Education: CAD courses at Napa Valley College; chamber honors teachers
• Kitchen fire causes $10,000 damage to Santa Rosa house
• Cloverdale's new theater a draw for downtown
• Building a Business: Recapping the cornerstones of effective leadership
• People: Week of Aug. 29, 2011
• Business News: Week of Aug. 29, 2011
• Calendar: Week of Aug. 29, 2011
• Sonoma County Museum's Fall Schedule of Classes and Workshops 2011
• Fort Bragg mourns murdered councilman
• Stamps Mallon wins Santa Rosa Marathon
• SRPD targets westside intersection for violators
• Compelled to help
• More county residents using food stamps
• Rohnert Park city chiefs lose leave pay in thrifty contract
• Leave benefit sweetens vacation, retirement
• How this Sonoma County restaurateur lost 55 lbs.
• State court orders Sonoma County pension board to release records
• Things of beauty
• Fort Bragg ex-mayor reported shot
• Demos barbecue, chew political fat
• Legislators' expense records see light of day
• Petaluma Target shopping center redesign likely headed to council
• High-profile Petaluma court cases moving forward
• When will Talmage bridge be finished?
• Suspected DUI driver arrested after chase through Santa Rosa
• Bill would prohibit fees in educational programs
• National Award for Sebastopol seniors program
• Two Hell's Angels arrested, two sought in assault case
• Julia Stamps to run again in Santa Rosa
• Napa Valley winegrape harvest begins
• Santa Rosa councilwoman Gorin considering run for county supervisor
• Guilty verdict for sex offender in assault of elderly Rohnert Park woman
• Sheriff's helicopter rescues lost hiker in Hood Mountain Regional Park
• Petaluma Museum speakers to address End of Days chatter
• House damaged, car destroyed by fallen tree branch in Santa Rosa
• Former Rohnert Park police chief Dennett dies at age 79
• Big rig blocking road near Sonoma County airport cleared
• Guilty plea in Mendocino County bank, bookstore heists
• Cloverdale getting new Cal Fire station
• Repairs for 2 Mendocino County highways OK'd
• Police seek public's help after Clearlake burglaries
• SSU students want expanded campus smoking ban
• Jury deliberating in case of sex attack on 81-year-old Rohnert Park woman
• State schools chief lashes out at No Child Left Behind law
• Kaiser administration in San Rafael to relocate
• Lawson jumps into race for North Bay congressional seat
• Fast, but environmentally friendly
• Calpine to pay $7.9 million to open space district, landowners for 2004 Geysers fire
• Volunteers work to take over Jack London State Historic Park
• Impact Napa keynote sees growth returning this year
• Tip line set up for help in River Road hit-and-run crash
• Cotati man arrested in Marin County on suspected DUI
• CamelBak acquired for $257 million
• Lake County woman arrested after drug find during home search
• More tests ordered in Santa Rosa teen's sleepover death
• Yes, Santa Rosa firefighters do rescue stranded cats
• SMART chief's pay near top in North Bay
• Santa Rosa police look for links between armored car robberies
• Ukiah memorial set for Navy SEAL killed in Afghanistan
• Redevelopment fight cuts funding to Petaluma nonprofits
• Bid for larger stores at planned Petaluma Target shopping center denied
• Santa Rosa DJ dispute to end with 9-year prison term
• Major injuries in Highway 29 crash off Napa River bridge
• Santa Rosa schools still working out enrollment fluctuations
• Petaluma standoff ends peacefully with armed man's surrender, arrest
• Highway 101 changes planned near Sonoma-Marin line
• Head-on crash in Santa Rosa
• Gasser breaks ground on 12-screen south Napa theater
• Marin Economic Forum elects Kadel board president
• Back to School for Santa Rosa - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Hospitals appeal Sutter project ruling
• Medtronic boots earnings
• Two arrested after burglary at Syar plant in Healdsburg
• Youth group protests budget cuts at Santa Rosa Junior College as school year begins
• Marin County administrator tapped to lead SMART
• Grape harvest under way in Sonoma County
• SSU starts 50th year under budget cloud
• Plea delayed for man suspected in fatal Santa Rosa crosswalk hit-and-run crash
• Rohnert Park revives weekly Tasty Tuesday food truck event
• Former Santa Rosa school business manager pleads not guilty in embezzlement case
• Items suspected stolen in burglary found in Rohnert Park shed, man arrested
• Eight arrested on suspected DUIs over weekend in Petaluma
• St. Joseph Health System grants $300,000 to nonprofits
• Santa Rosa boy hit by car in crosswalk remembered as compassionate, caring
• Parking fee plan at Howarth Park draws fire
• Reward offered in arrest of River Road hit-and-run driver
• Easter Seals of No. California Spring Formal
• Petaluma benefit will aid search for missing fishermen
• Santa Rosa triathlete, 71, wins national title
• Preliminary hearing set for man charged in fatal downtown Santa Rosa shooting
• SMART board may fill top rail position today
• Boy killed in hit-and-run identified
• Insurance veteran McKnight joins EPIC
• AmCan project turns waste heat to power
• CFO Awards 2011: Mkulima Britt, Clover Stornetta Farms, Inc.
• Inaugural Business Journal 2011 CFO Recognition Awards winners
• To all businesses, there must be a purpose
• Winery health insurance costs rise 12 percent
• Wine: Profitability top wine business concern, survey says
• Grape Market Insights: Hot off the grill: Don’t be taken in by romance of wine
• Country music, barbecue draw 7,500 to fairgrounds
• DH Wine Compliance expands
• New health center facilities open in Petaluma, Forestville
• Marin clinics to buy building for $1 million
• Business News: Week of Aug. 22, 2011
• Does economic volatility and market change signal opportunity for start-ups?
• People: Week of Aug. 22, 2011
• Calendar: Week of Aug. 22, 2011
• Sonoma County Museum is Excited to Announce the 2012 Overseas Art Tour: Baltic Trio - Con Brio!
• Accordian fans get funky in Cotati
• Horse rescued from cliff near Fort Bragg
• Late-night fire damages Santa Rosa home
• A passion for helping
• High-flying aerobatics
• Making do in tough times
• Santa Rosa police target 2nd Coddingtown intersection
• New SMART board manager to be topic of Monday meeting
• Sean Penn takes supporting role in North Coast congressional campaign
• CHP targets motorcycle racing, reckless driving on Stewarts Points-Skaggs Springs Road
• SSU kicks off 50th year Monday
• CHP cites 41 in Hwy. 101 speeding crackdown
• Sonoma police target tasting rooms in underage-decoy sting
• Santa Rosa holds second bike expo
• Clear Lake crackdown on mussel inspections
• High stakes over next Coastal Commission director
• Petaluma Grange reborn to promote local agriculture
• War birds take to the sky over Sonoma County
• Caltrans takes the trick out of 101 in Rohnert Park
• Petaluma tries to protect redevelopment projects
• Scammers menace Petaluma victim
• Leases & sales: Week ending Aug. 19, 2011
• Residents blame driver, unsafe crosswalk in boy's death
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• Police: Mallet-wielding Analy student tried to assault vice principal
• War birds take to the sky over Sonoma County
• Dreams take flight
• Sonoma County to begin hiring for sheriff's office, probation department
• Rohnert Park woman arrested in Petaluma department store burglary
• CHP refines description of truck suspected in River Road hit-and-run crash
• Boy hit in Santa Rosa crosswalk dies of injuries
• Possible plea deal delayed in Rohnert Park crosswalk death
• Private job gains, public cuts keep North Bay unemployment unchanged in July
• Top local job opportunties in June
• Healdsburg OKs $773,000 for quarter-mile path extension
• $500,000 grant will expand Sonoma Valley wastewater reuse
• Clear Lake getting some relief from algae
• Home foreclosures lead to more code violations in Petaluma
• Palm Drive Hospital considers alliances for financial survival
• Mendocino County woman caught on casino video arrested on drug charges
• Traffic delays likely on Bennett Valley Road, Bodega Highway
• Domestic disturbance leads to Laytonville pot bust
• Former Sonoma County administrator calls it quits in Stockton
• Fans turn out to watch 'the bachelor' pour
• Child hit in Santa Rosa crosswalk
• North Bay recycled water projects to get $2 million more
• Best Places to Work Awards Gala registration ends Sept. 23
• Autodesk second-quarter revenue rises 16 percent
• Protests lead to new Windsor PG&E substation site
• New school superintendents get training
• Marin County police standoff ends as suspect found dead
• Santa Rosa mayor defends kids handling SWAT weapons
• SSU's largest-ever freshman class moves in this weekend
• Palm Drive to ask for proposals from seven potential partners
• Clearlake man injured in crash with big rig
• Deis quits as Stockton city manager
• How much does a DUI cost?
• Petaluma witnesses describe threats from off-duty cop
• Missing Sonoma woman found safe after six-hour search
• SMART approves $171 milllion bond sale despite delays
• Hamburg quits committee drafting marijuana dispensary rules
• A new era at Cardinal Newman
• Trial begins for Puerto Rican man charged in deaths of former Santa Rosa woman, five others
• Wednesday Night Market tonight
• Sonoma County takes aim at smokers
• Former Healdsburg soccer league president in jail
• Support grows for plastic-bag ban in Sonoma County
• Meet Sonoma County's anti-DUI boss
• Petaluma police increase traffic enforcement around schools as year begins
• Healdsburg may become region's first 'Fair Trade' town
• Drunken Ukiah man arrested after passing out at grade school
• Calistoga police warn of fake $100 bills
• Officials still investigating Clearlake fire
• Feds award grant money for Petaluma, Napa and Humboldt projects
• Some customers report AT&T cellphone service outage in North Bay
• Sonoma County Museum News - August 13, 2011
• Business Journal names 67 Best Places to Work
• Man acquitted of charge stemming from 2006 'To Catch a Predator' TV sex sting
• Santa Rosa DUI suspect arrested after fight with police
• Valuable painting, other items found in crashed stolen car
• Leases & sales: Week ending Aug. 12, 2011
• Back-to-school rush begins in Sonoma County
• Santa Rosa Community Health Centers awarded federal grant for homeless medical clinic
• Supervisors OK fresh-water lagoon at Jenner
• Leading economist to address Impact Napa
• Petaluma leaders want Caltrans to replace hundreds of trees
• Valerie Brown will not seek re-election
• Windsor Town Council to discuss alternative spots for proposed PG&E substation
• CHP still looking for driver in fatal River Road hit-and-run crash
• Regulatory review could delay SMART rail service
• New political maps force North Coast politicians to adjust plans
• Legal fight prevents Sonoma council from deciding fate of redevelopment
• Russian River Vineyards seeks Chapter 11 reorganization
• Healdsburg joins study on pension costs
• Plea in Rohnert Park crosswalk death expected Friday
• Police allow children to handle guns at fair
• Agilent division has ‘historic’ third quarter
• Return of rail service raises safety issues
• Mendocino Land Trust official slain near Westport
• Barich newspaper a hot item at Cotati City Hall
• Santa Rosa nonprofit gets $1 million Kaiser grant to fight obesity
• Jogger killed in River Road hit-and-run crash identified as prominent San Francisco man
• River Rock Casino revenues $31.2 million for quarter
• Embezzlement allegations shock Kid Street Learning Center community as school starts
• Governor gets bill hiking cellphone fines, including for bicyclists
• Fire near Lake Berryessa 100% contained
• STAR test results show gains in Sonoma County
• Wine warehouser Groskopf plans expansion
• Startup AdverseEvents targets big pharma, consumers with side-effect data
• Altec Industries breaks ground on Dixon plant
• Sun's out but shoppers inside getting ready for school
• The Business Journal’s inaugural CFO Recognition Awards
• The inaugural 2011 Business Journal CFO Recognition Award winners
• North Bay CFO Awards 2011: David Proctor, Friedman’s Home Improvement
• North Bay CFO Awards 2011: Tyler Comstock, Jackson Family Enterprises
• Travis Credit Union expands with Metro 1 acquisition
• North Bay CFO Awards 2011: Steven Harrison, TriVascular, Inc.
• North Bay CFO Awards 2011: Sherry Maloney, WRA, Inc.
• North Bay CFO Awards 2011: Chris Cook, Bank of Marin
• North Bay CFO Awards 2011: Robert Aldridge, St. Francis Winery
• North Bay CFO Awards 2011: Mark Smithers, Trinchero Family Estates
• North Bay CFO Awards 2011: David Cox, Marin General Hospital
• North Bay CFO Awards 2011: Stacy Magill, Ghilotti Construction Company
• First Northern Community Bancorp reports improving results
• People: Week of Aug. 15, 2011
• NorthBay Healthcare expects trauma center by September
• Solano EDC hosts leading political columnist Walters
• Integrity comes about when no one is watching
• Impact Solano Conference registration ends Sept. 16
• Business News: Week of Aug. 15, 2011
• Jogger killed by hit-and-run driver
• Taking a lap for Danny
• Meet the golfer with 3 holes-in-one at Guerneville course
• Big boost for Laguna de Santa Rosa
• A haven for horses
• Petaluma police arrest 3 on drug, burglary charges after break-in at storage yard
• Petaluma, Cotati police investigating necklace-grabbing attempts
• Coddingtown intersection this week's focus of SRPD
• Candidates raising early money for Sonoma-area supervisorial seat
• Lake Berryessa fire about 60 percent contained
• Santa Rosa 'neighbors summit' takes place Saturday
• SMART to discuss higher costs, possible delay of service at Wednesday meeting
• Reshaping Sonoma County schools
• Demolition derby closes out the fair
• Apples rule in Sebastopol
• No arrests in robbery at armored car facility
• More details emerge in Kid Street Charter embezzlement case
• Head-on collision outside Petaluma injures 8, including children
• Hwy. 128 fully reopened in wake of Aug. 2 tanker crash
• Petaluma's rural roads in poor shape
• PG&E reduces pressure on Santa Rosa pipeline after 'anomalies' found
• Petaluma Rainier Ave. undercrossing inches forward
• Road Warrior mailbag: How about those pedestrian warning beacons
• Fair hopes to overcome attendance drop in final days
• Insight from 5,000 surveys, CFOs; a speech that’s needed
• Cool weather, weak economy boost water savings
• Thieves targeted armored car company
• Family: Angwin SEAL killed in copter crash 'incredibly brave and determined'
• Officials say only 3 homes destroyed in Clearlake fire
• Geyserville woman arrested, charged with 3rd DUI
• Mendocino County authorities investigating homicide along Hwy. 1
• Fair's junior livestock auctions bring in more than $1 million
• Petaluma opens shortcut to auto dealerships
• Fountaingrove subdivision gets OK after tree changes
• Morning crash partially blocking Highway 12 in west Santa Rosa
• Wellness centers mark openings in Forestville, Petaluma
• Long-awaited Hwy. 29 repaving project starting
• Embezzling suspect in court
• Four homes destroyed in Clearlake fire
• Trace Adkins has them singing and dancing
• Pentagon releases names of SEALs killed in Afghan helicopter attack
• SWAT team raid leads to arrests of three Fort Bragg shooting suspects
• Santa Rosa police say they've arrested man behind persistent graffiti
• Fort Bragg woman suspected of trying to run down neighboring campers' tent
• Police: Man attempting to steal fake hams from Santa Rosa store caught in the act
• CHP: Rohnert Park woman tries to pass off daughter's driver's license as her own
• Humboldt authorities talk with 'person of interest' in death of man found in river
• Can't see meteor shower? Blame the moon
• Petaluma police looking for car thief who fled traffic stop
• Hopland roommates jailed in theft from nearby market
• Sonoma supes name Correia assistant ag commissioner
• NLRB: Re-run of union elections at Kaiser
• Perfect Fitness to pay $425,000 to settle product-defect allegations
• River Rock Casino launches own bus line
• Couch Potato gets a return gig at the fair
• Petaluma police honored for safe-driving programs
• Laytonville woman won't face jail for feeding bears
• Petaluma teen's fatal crash remains under investigation
• Petaluma teen's memorial Sunday
• Traffic delays at Wohler, Hacienda bridges today
• Some local brick-and-mortar merchants cheer state's new tax on online sales
• Mystery of Highway 101 sign in Windsor solved
• Petaluma Health Center celebrates new headquarters Friday
• DUI suspect accused of hitting same car twice
• Santa Rosa reconsiders hillside subdivision
• Sonoma County ready for influx of state inmates
• Willits honors Navy SEAL killed in Afghanistan
• Sonoma County will retain scaled-down redevelopment programs
• Sonoma County redistricting focuses on northeast Santa Rosa
• Airborne mix of aggression, grace and discipline
• Renee joins race for Woolsey's seat in Congress
• Last splash of summer
• Sebastopol opens business incubator
• Mechanical trouble led to River Road landing
• Angwin, Willits families in Dover to collect fallen SEALS
• Traffic delays this week on key rural roads
• Plug pulled on county wave-energy project
• Michael Bolton Performs Classic Hits Plus New Releases In First Sonoma County Concert
• Brown signs compact allowing Ukiah tribe to build casino
• Cotati man remains in jail on child molestation charges
• Petaluma teen paralyzed in Lake Tahoe diving accident dies in Highway 101 crash
• Angwin man among 22 Navy SEALS killed in Afghanistan
• Bank of Marin Santa Rosa Grand Opening / Engineering Contractors Golf Tournament
• CHP makes 20 DUI arrests on Sonoma County roads over weekend
• Sonoma County's electricity-from-ocean-waves project canceled
• Rohnert Park birthday planners reduce funding request
• Task force focuses on city processes, fees
• HybridCore Homes signs manufacturing, marketing deal with Champion Home Builders
• EPIC insurance expanding offices in Petaluma
• Business Journal seeks nominations for inaugural Healthiest Companies
• Palm Drive hires consultants to help with affiliation talks
• Blood Centers of the Pacific takes over Santa Rosa facility
• Sonoma Bank opens home mortgage centers
• BJ’s Restaurant bound for renovated Coddingtown
• Calling all green technology startups
• Business Journal Q&A: SolarCraft’s Bill Stewart
• America’s Cup race puts spotlight on keeping Bay clean
• Jobs networking group off to strong start
• Surprise: Some jobs are proving difficult to fill
• People: Week of Aug. 8, 2011
• Willits man arrested in assault on father
• Building a Business: Humble leaders inspire high performance
• Three Santa Rosa men arrested after 10 pounds of pot found in van
• For Proposition 65 bounty hunters, time to tame them
• Leases and sales: Week of Aug. 8, 2011
• Business news: Week of Aug. 8, 2011
• Calendar: Week of Aug. 8, 2011
• 'Funniest Woman in America,' Kathleen Madigan Brings Her Biting Wit and Midwestern Charm to Santa Rosa
• Petaluma teen dies in Highway 101 crash
• Man injured in Santa Rosa crash near fair
• Lakeport woman killed in house fire
• Santa Rosa woman arrested on DUI after fleeing crash
• Santa Rosa cattle call
• Funny fliers capture attention
• Santa Rosa woman turns 110
• Santa Rosa fundraiser for city's pools, seniors center
• Traffic delays possible in Napa for Hwy. 29 work
• 4-week-long repaving project to start in Marin
• Answering the call
• Healdsburg youth takes top prize in steer auction
• Officials' $55-a-head dinner on Sonoma County cities' tab
• 'Water Smart Expo' at Santa Rosa market next week
• Police target south Santa Rosa intersection
• Solar flare-up over inspections
• Sonoma County food: Haves and have nots
• Major injuries reported in Freestone crash
• Lake County Sheriff cleared in excessive-force claim
• SMART, land owners at odds over Petaluma station site
• Coddingtown stores, nonprofit groups host back-to-school shopping spree
• Mendocino fire now 80 percent contained
• Clearing up the confusion at Cleveland Ave. and Steele Ln.
• Wary of worker law
• Oculus increases revenue to $2.9 million
• Paving a path toward a more positive business climate
• Santa Rosa cattle drive will try to avoid repeat of Napa stampede
• Convicted Santa Rosa bank robber back in jail after rejection from treatment program
• Fundraising efforts continue for Santa Rosa's pools, senior center
• Santa Rosa gearing up for downtown cattle drive on Sunday
• Upbeat bidding at lamb auction
• Amgen commits to continue as Tour of California sponsor
• Petaluma graffiti suspect faces prison sentence
• Nominate your organization for the Healthiest Companies Awards
• Authorities investigate body found inside burning car in Marin County
• East Bay man arrested in suspected Napa County kidnapping attempt
• Windsor gets behind plastic bag ban
• Santa Rosa man killed in Highway 128 crash identified
• Driver killed in fatal Alexander Valley crash was over legal alcohol limit
• Driving now even more tricky in Rohnert Park construction zone
• Say hello to Frog Woman Rock
• Kaiser’s Breast Care Center receives key accredidation
• Sebastopol creating neighborhood emergency groups
• Workshop to seek alternatives to Petaluma Lowe's project
• Rescuers trying to save Golden Eagle
• City-owned truck destroyed by fire in Healdsburg
• CHP officer jailed on spousal abuse charges
• Judge rejects lawsuit against Roblar Road quarry
• Justice system 'failure' in Petaluma homicides
• Windsor OKs $173,000 to close quarter-mile bike-lane gap
• Petaluma sexual abuse suspect arrested on east coast
• Early-resolution court speeds Sonoma County criminal cases
• Coast Guard assists disabled sailboat near Salmon Creek
• Windsor to pay $1.1 million in state 'ransom' to save redevelopment agency
• Mendocino forest pot sweep up to 545,000 plants
• Traffic delays expected on 2 major county roads
• Santa Rosa's downtown market adds two weeks
• North Coast chills while much of U.S. wilts
• Resnick acquires Landmark Vineyards
• Boy Scout camp remains up for sale
• Former Cotati councilman launches newspaper
• Santa Rosa man killed in Highway 128 crash near Cloverdale
• Feasting on the fare
• Sebastopol assistant camp director in court on sex charges
• Hunter injured in wild pig attack near Lake Sonoma
• Santa Rosa closes A Street block, gives land to developer
• Sebastopol mulls future of redevelopment
• Economy wearing you down? Tell us about it
• Little praise for debt deal in Sonoma County
• Healdsburg may turn to Stanford for pension analysis
• Santa Rosa seeks to lure businesses with zoning changes
• Petaluma receptive to plastic-bag ban
• One killed in Highway 128 collision
• SMART officials discount effort to scrub rail sales tax
• County will cut down 21 eucalyptus trees on Lakeville Highway
• Judge reverses convictions of Santa Rosa marijuana-growing family
• Petalumans rally to preserve La Cresta Ridge
• Rohnert Park scales back Tasty Tuesday
• Second man found dead in pot garden was from Santa Rosa
• 'Bachelorette' rejection doesn't slow down Sonoma winemaker Ben Flajnik
• Rohnert Park to offer severance deal to finance chief
• Critics launch attempt to repeal SMART tax funding
• Thompson, Woolsey split on debt vote
• Four held on suspicion of car break-ins in Middletown
• Search on for distressed boat in Tomales Bay
• Sebastopol to decide future of redevelopment agency
• Union 'give-backs' save Rohnert Park $1 million
• 'Bachelorette' spurns Sonoma winemaker
• After Hours: Alliance Medical Center 40th Anniversary Celebrations
• Appeals court upholds dismissal of lawsuit in 2007 Santa Rosa police shooting
• 'The Bachelorette' ready to make her final pick
• Plan for A Street worries some Santa Rosa business owners, neighborhood residents
• Sonoma considering chain business restrictions
• Rohnert Park wins concessions from employee unions
• Coroner investigating inmate death at Marin County Jail
• 2,000 wins, many broken bones, no complaints
• Filmmaker, former Santa Rosa High School class president, dies at 29
• Five suspected in series of car break-ins in Healdsburg
• Propane torch blamed on fire in vacant Santa Rosa building
• Vision for Healdsburg gateway becoming clearer
• Police search for suspect in Fort Bragg bookstore robbery
• Possible traffic delays this week on some Sonoma County roads
• Man arrested after robberies with fake gun in Santa Rosa
• Petaluma woman suspected of DUI after caught with friend on hood
• Sonoma hospital sets $38 million renovation
• Napa Valley Destination Council ramping up marketing
• Largest paintball, laser tag and airsoft center to open in Santa Rosa
• Things leaders in Washington should be talking about but aren’t
• RP solar project a pilot for public-private financing
• Millions in solar installations going in at area schools
• Construction: Ceja winery project to break ground this summer
• Training burns scheduled this week near Charles M. Schulz-Sonoma County Airport
• Independent contractors may face more scrutiny
• Medical device industry group opposes new 2.3 percent tax
• IRS clarifies ruling on tax-deductible donations
• Getting your staffing levels right for stability and growth
• ‘Green jobs’ are not a panacea for California’s economy
• Great leaders serve and support their organizations
• People: Week of Aug. 1, 2011
• Calendar: Week of Aug. 1, 2011
• Business News: Week of Aug. 1, 2011
• Leases and sales: Week of Aug. 1, 2011
• Town comes together to remember John Brady
• Bidding and goodbyes
• Outdoor seating nearly complete in downtown Ukiah
• 2011 grape harvest: Light and late
• Defender of the lake
• Petaluma revisits 'Rivertown' roots
• What's ahead at the fair today, this week
• San Rafael man arrested after pursuit; charged with robbing Santa Rosa market
• Zane, Carrillo look to remain supervisors
• Forest lands eyed for vineyards
• SRJC-area intersection targeted by police
• Collateral damage in mortgage meltdown
• After 50 years, Graton has new fire house
• Sonoma County supervisors' redistricting focuses on Santa Rosa
• 469,000 pot plants pulled from Mendocino National Forest
• American rodeo pride
• Petaluma cheesemaker named fair's rancher of the year
• Vandalism suspect hurt after fall through skylight at Petaluma school
• Windsor fire damages vehicles, house
• Lake County wildfire contained to 30 acres
• Lake County fire burns 15 acres, threatens more
• 40 years in prison for Windsor man who slashed mother's throat
• Petaluma's new finance director gets down to work
• Hundreds gather to remember deputy slain in Petaluma confrontation
• Santa Rosa seeks business input
• Huge marijuana bust in Northern California national forest
• Cloverdale retains its redevelopment agency
• Vintage Wine Estates acquires Cartlidge & Browne
• Final plan to reshape North Coast political lines released
• Hwy. 101 traffic shift tonight in Rohnert Park
• Sonoma County DA rules no negligence in 2010 jail death
• New head takes over at Coast Guard Training Center at Two Rock
• Whatever happened to Lisa Smith?
• More fallout from nonprofit debate over Petaluma animal shelter
• Unsolved, but not forgotten
• Musical talent highlights Bohemian Club's variety show
• DUI checkpoint Friday night in Santa Rosa
• Opportunities Fair helps kids fine tune their skills
• Hotel Petaluma developer defaults on loan
• Sebastopol summer camp, middle school employee charged with sex crimes
• BioMarin second-quarter loss expands as product pipeline fills
• Summit State Bank second-quarter net income increases 56 percent
• Video: WBE’s Bob Bourdet celebrates 50 years with IBEW
• Cloverdale reviving run-down park
• Dead bear a roadside attraction on Hwy. 101 in Mendocino County
• Frustrations rise as scalpers get busy selling tickets to sold-out Burning Man festival
• Sonoma County traffic alert: Clogged roads this weekend
• Wright School District hires interim chief
• Azteca television group buys KFTY
• $27 million deal for Innovative Molding
• Child molestation charges dropped against ex-con
• Ukiah police search for bank robbery suspect
• Crowd gathers early for Bohemian Club's 100th annual Monte Rio Variety Show
• Report assesses impacts of Russian River lagoon at Jenner
• Fire damages Ukiah child-care center
• Petaluma family tries to cope with shootings
• Windsor man arrested in armed robbery of Petaluma brewery visitor
• Lakeport boy struck, killed by car identified
• Petaluma grass fire slows rush hour traffic on Hwy. 101
• Sutter’s Brotman takes on expanded role
• Off to a running start
• Reviving a walk to the fair
• Cloverdale complaints grow over poolside cell tower
• Petaluma restructures police department, lays off 5
• Narrow escape from rare disease
• Sonoma County Fair schedule for Wednesday, July 27
• Injured motorcyclist crawls to rescue after going off Hwy. 1
• Sonoma County judge rules against Rohnert Park man in foreign driver's license case
• The graying of cycling
• Homage to flower shows past
• Eureka man arrested on marijuana charges after Highway 101 traffic stop
• Man accused of sexually assaulting woman who was 8 months pregnant
• Zobha women’s activewear maker acquired
• Man injured in beer truck crash on Highway 29 in Lake County
• Fire damages Bennett Valley home
• Traffic delays possible on several county roads this week
• Rohnert Park city workers seek public's help in labor impasse
• Three Sonoma County men uninjured after boat capsizes off Bodega Head
• Clearlake woman dies in rollover crash
• The graying of cycling
• Return of Sonoma County rail service prompts safety concerns
• Graton tribe to give $500,000 for Tolay Lake park
• Being there for 75 Sonoma County fairs
• New life for old Ukiah pear packing plant
• Sonoma County school officials welcome extension of whooping cough vaccine deadline
• Motorcycle rider, 31, dies of injuries suffered in Sonoma Valley crash
• Two Sonoma County post offices on list for possible closure
• Two new Santa Rosa parks moving toward completion
• SMART funding vote delayed until September
• Woolsey, Thompson back appeal for North Coast disaster aid
• Windsor planners to discuss Bell Village tonight
• Sonoma bachelor heads to 'The Bachelorette' season finale
• Petaluma merchants warned to watch out for counterfeits
• Lake County man arrested in molestation of girl, 13
• Traffic stop leads to arrest of wanted Santa Rosa driver
• Violence and drugs mark Petaluma shooter's past
• Safety work on Highway 116 ahead of schedule
• Hwy. 116 closed for 2 nights in Cotati
• Marijuana eradication raids under way in 6 counties
• Lake Mendocino shooting suspects remain at large
• Family of Cloverdale hit-and-run victim files claim against city
• Santa Rosa redevelopment agency votes to stay afloat
• Summit State Bank declares dividend
• Disabled Lake County woman shoots intruder
• Rider from Santa Rosa team wins Tour de France
• Family files claim against Cloverdale over fatal hit-and-run accident
• 3.3-magnitude earthquake shakes Sonoma County
• After Hours: YWCA’s Women, Wine & Cheese / Brighton Jones Conferrence
• Missing Sonoma Valley teen found safe, boyfriend arrested
• SMART negotiating contract with new general manager
• Bank of Marin earnings rise 3 percent
• Motorcyclist suffers major injuries in Highway 20 crash
• CHP take 12 suspected drunken drivers off Sonoma County roads over weekend
• Members of Asian Boyz street gang in court in 2008 Jenner beach slaying
• Forestville teen arrested on DUI charge after rollover crash
• Windsor looks for new project at gateway to the city
• Athleta plans to nearly double HQ size
• All aboard! Freight begins to roll
• Wine grape growers see multiyear contracts return; some prices also improving
• Eurofins Scientific adds DNA sequencing to Petaluma lab
• Ex-Sonoma County health official named RCHC medical director
• Court upholds Cotati man's porn, molest convictions
• Sonoma County Fair celebrates 75 years, opens this week
• How fast is too fast?
• NLRB judge finds Kaiser election flawed
• Wine: Rivercap plans Benicia capsule plant
• Grape Market Insights: Flagging down a cab challenges North Coast vintners
• Napa software maker expands as wine point-of-sale evolves
• Polo and art come together in Petaluma
• Bohemian Club prepares for Thursday variety show
• Control burn scheduled for Coyote Valley Dam in Mendocino County
• Business Journal Q&A: Dr. Jeff Sugarman, President, Sonoma County Medical Assoication
• Health Care: Groups collaborate on 20th HeartWorks Fitness Center
• Adventist Health creating Northern California Network
• Gay couple celebrates 60 years together
• Building a Business: Reliability is a fragile concept; be careful not to lose it
• Luttrell on Leadership: Go ahead, take a vacaction; it’s good for you and your business
• Santa Rosa ready to pay its ransom to keep redevelopment agency alive
• Leases and sales: Week of July 25, 2011
• Calendar: Week of July 25, 2011
• People: Week of July 25, 2011
• Feds investigate lending by failed Sonoma bank
• Leaving trash cans out in Santa Rosa may cost you
• Thousands turn out for revival of Healdsburg Water Carnival
• Sampling next-level science at SSU
• Drug seizures benefit Mendocino County
• Petaluma city budget still a month away
• Suspects arrested in Sonoma Valley home invasion
• Man who killed deputy terrorized women for years
• Sonoma County sex offender's appeal clarifies 'great bodily injury'
• Highway 116 section closed tonight
• Job conflict pits Rohnert Park finance chief against city manager
• A little bit of history for manufacturing and an ‘aha!’ moment
• Santa Rosa man who attacked foster father with knife sent to state hospital
• Two suspects arrested in Lake Mendocino campground shooting
• Year delay ahead for Sonoma-Marin commute train
• Former ag commissioner appeals judge's ruling on firing
• Local Norwegian community reacts to Oslo bombing
• Fundraiser planned to benefit family of downtown Santa Rosa shooting victim
• CHP officers will be out in force for Highway 101 lane shift tonight
• Northbound Highway 101 traffic shifts to new Rohnert Park overpass tonight
• North Bay job picture in June mixed
• Memorial service scheduled for slain Marin County sheriff's deputy
• After collapse on court, tennis player thanks Petaluma rescuers
• Two Lake County men killed in Oregon plane crash
• Petaluma man witness to final shuttle landing
• Suspect still at large in Napa County pot garden death of two men
• Rohnert Park city manager fires back at employee unions
• Hwy. 101 lane shift tonight in Rohnert Park
• Napa’s Avia hotel part of $802 million Hyatt purchase
• Sonoma County schools focus on solar projects
• No injuries in truck fire on Cotati Grade
• Thompson bill would protect energy retrofit loans
• How are you coping in this economy?
• Thinking big, building small
• SMART rail plan could face changes, delay
• Car crashes into tree in Graton
• Parole denied for Santa Rosa killer in '75 double murder
• Rohnert Park finance director hires attorney to negotiate departure
• Two conservation groups file lawsuits against North Coast Railroad Authority
• New life for burned-out Petaluma building
• Moderately hot weather today in North Bay
• Transit agency seeks federal money for Napa to Sonoma bus route
• Santa Rosa to pay $2.7 million to keep redevelopment agency alive
• Healdsburg awarded $29,000 from casino revenue to boost emergency operations
• One dead, one wounded in Lake Mendocino shootout
• Ex-con's parole details explained in Petaluma homicide
• Sonoma County sheriff settles immigration lawsuit
• Jealous rage preceded shooting
• Deadly Lake County intersection to be improved
• Evans wont seek Woolsey seat in Congress
• Seven school superintendents hired in Sonoma County, one vacancy remains
• Thiessen, creator of downtown Windsor, files for bankruptcy
• Autopsies scheduled for two men killed in Petaluma confrontation
• Sebastopol City Council urges county to reject marijuana dispensary
• Vote on Howarth Park fees delayed
• Santa Rosa home damaged by crane demolished
• Lakeport mother arrested after suspected DUI crash on Highway 29
• Slain deputy 'hero for what he did' in Petaluma confrontation
• Roadwork to affect 2 main county roads
• Calistoga traffic delays this week and next
• Traffic stop ends in arrest of Petaluma man
• Petaluma traffic stop, handgun find ends in arrests of two men
• Singer-Songwriter Amos Lee Brings New Music from 'Mission Bell' To Santa Rosa
• Sonoma County garbage hauler pays $534,000 fine
• Fantasy warfare In Rohnert Park neighborhood park
• Authorities investigate double homicide in Petaluma
• Caltrans asks Petaluma residents to stop feeding birds along 101
• Windsor garbage hauler sues Rohnert Park over bidding rules
• Santa Rosa's largest employee union agrees to $1.2 million in concessions
• Santa Rosa gang members face trial for musician's 2010 slaying
• Huffman takes early lead in money race
• Petaluma City Council rejects neighbors' appeal in warehouse district noise complaints
• Town hall scheduled on repair work to Geyserville bridge
• Friends of missing Baja fisherman push for dive team
• Two Rohnert Park unions reject City Hall contract offers
• Sebastopol council to review pot dispensary proposal
• Sonoma man survives another week on 'Bachelorette'
• Open registration rush at SRJC causes delays
• Dead man in pot garden identified as Santa Rosa man
• Healdsburg maintains subsidies for utility bills
• Bleak job market keeps numbers down at SRJC police academy
• Santa Rosa considers Howarth Park parking fees
• Developer abandons public market project at Sonoma County Fairgrounds
• Pacific Sanitation sues Rohnert Park over ‘buy-in fee’
• Big names expected at Bohemian Club's Monte Rio Variety Show
• Sonoma County fans stunned by World Cup loss
• Woman killed in Geyserville crash identified
• New bike lanes coming to Rohnert Park
• After Hours: The Dutra Group hosts Marin Builders Association mixer
• Noise controversy before Petaluma City Council
• Mendocino County Planning Commission considers controversial zoning change for quarry addition
• State faces dilemma in plans to close parks
• Manufacturing firms experience higher growth
• Stolen Lake County truck leads to two arrests
• Brad Bollinger: Who’s hiring, investing, and innovating? These North Bay manufacturers
• Manufacturing Awards 2011: Community: Liberty Valley Doors focuses on custom wood, community
• Manufacturing Awards 2011: Culture: Datum Technologies: Precision tools, employee training
• Manufacturing Awards 2011: Customer Service: Architectural Plastics: When King Tut needs a display
• Manufacturing Awards 2011: Education: BioMarin: As pharmaceutical company grows, so do education efforts
• Manufacturing Awards 2011: Environment: Wright Engineered Plastics leads the way
• Manufacturing Awards 2011: Growth — Food & Beverage: Lagunitas Brewing sees growth accelerating
• Manufacturing Awards 2011: Growth — Technology: Labcon sees markets expanding
• Manufacturing Awards 2011: Innovation: Clear Focus Imaging captures trend to high impact outdoor/mobile ads
• Manufacturing Awards 2011: Innovation — Technology: Raydiance taking precision fast-pulse laser to new frontiers
• Manufacturing Awards 2011: Leadership: Enphase Energy takes lead in solar technology
• Manufacturing Awards 2011: Quality: SRC Cables: When it absolutely has to be right
• Manufacturing Awards 2011: Special Award: La Tortilla Factory wins top SBA recognition
• Manufacturing Awards 2011: Supplier: DJ Grey wins coveted award from Parker Hannifin
• Building a Business: Great leaders educate themselves and their colleagues, too
• Spotlight on Facilities Managers in the North Bay
• Public, private effort seeks to boost Petaluma business climate
• Large Napa warehouse project starts
• Fast-growing REIT buys big San Rafael building
• CRE: Sale of 4040 Civic Center in San Rafael
• Calendar: Week of July 18, 2011
• Commercial Real Estate: Savoy sells three Petaluma buildings
• Leases and sales: Week of July 18, 2011
• Finding silver lining in State Farm layoffs
• Sonoma winemaker's bid for romance heats up
• Santa Rosa police arrest alleged gang members with loaded firearm
• Chef on a grand scale
• Petaluma's Waugh school district gets interim superintendent
• Santa Rosa man dies in Lake County collision
• Parents who host teen drinking misguided, experts say
• Roofers apparently ignite attic fire in Forestville
• SRPD targets one of city's dangerous intersections
• Howarth Park parking fees back on the table
• Parents worry over teen drinking
• Public sector hit by job cuts
• Cycling tourists bring big dollars to Healdsburg
• Southwest Santa Rosa fire sends smoke across city
• SRJC advises students: Be up early Monday for fall registration
• City of Healdsburg, school district to exchange school campus, swimming pool
• Interim Petaluma schools chief seeks to weather budget storm
• Lake County deputies arrest 2 on methamphetamine charges
• Caltrans to discuss rough highways with Lake County residents
• More drivers wearing ear buds: Is it legal?
• Video: Tony Magee tells the story of Lagunitas Brewing Co.
• Hundreds mourn Takeimi Rao at funeral
• Flood of sympathy for Ukiah-area family
• Gray Whales are back at Bodega Head
• D.A.'s office upset with bank robber's probation sentence
• Controversy leads to new name for Healdsburg wine shop
• Watch out for Vineman traffic delays Sunday
• Authorities hope to ID bodies found in Napa pot garden
• Copper thief strikes again at Petaluma PG&E yard
• Car overturns on Lakeville Highway south of Petaluma
• Petaluma may revisit animal shelter changes next year
• Healdsburg buys Foss Creek School site for community center
• Santa Rosa man pleads not guilty to murder in downtown slaying
• Final wait for 'Harry Potter'
• Santa Rosa house fire causes $50,000 damage
• Six teens arrested in Lake County burglaries
• State rejects renaming of Black Mountain
• Planning Commission rezones site of possible Sprouts market
• Peter Frampton Recreates Legendary 'Frampton Comes Alive!'
• Bank of Marin again a US Banker top bank
• Top Manufacturers registration closes Friday
• West Valley Welding to close
• The Hess Collection acquires MacPhail brand
• Perler Beads closes Cloverdale plant
• Laffort USA relocates to Petaluma
• Bankers: Regulatory expansion will drive industry consolidation
• Brad Bollinger: What’s in a brand? First and foremost it must be truthful
• News in brief: Week of July 11, 2011
• Regional Access Plan in early talks on HMO for businesses
• Experts say employers must plan now for federal health care law
• Insurance: Fireman’s Fund names new CEO
• Vantreo wins eighth trade association endorsement
• Funding activity increases for startups
• Sources of capital for startups
• North Bay angel investors and venture capitalists
• Impact Napa Conference registration ends Aug. 30
• Building a Business: Disciplined leaders focus on strategy amid information onslaught
• Law Matters: Law balances business secrets, employee rights
• Leases and sales: Week of July 11, 2011
• Business news: Week of July 11, 2011
• People: Week of July 11, 2011
• Calendar: Week of July 11, 2011
• After Hours: No. Cal. Engineering Contractors mixer / Hospice by the Bay study program
• Palm Drive Medical Center expands footprint
• EPI completes purchase of Piper Sonoma, other wine brands
• Oculus inks deal to borrow $2.5 million more for growth
• MV Transportation names Carter Pate as CEO
• Santa Rosa man mourned for 'simple act of seflessness'
• Fireworks may have sparked Santa Rosa garage fire
• Fireman’s Fund names new CEO
• 50 suspected drunken drivers arrested on Sonoma County roads over Independence Day weekend
• Investigation continues into Rohnert Park apartment fire
• Penngrove man one of 7 missing boaters
• What's new in Hwy. 101 construction zone
• Pilar picked to lead Old Adobe Union schools
• Santa Rosa man stopped for speeding arrested on suspected DUI
• Police: Ukiah woman hit boyfriend with plate, stabbed him
• Woman, 81, dies in crash into Sonoma creek
• Sebastopol woman hit by suspected drunken driver in Forestville
• Health care leads local wage gains
• Fire displaces 12 families in Rohnert Park
• Santa Rosa bicyclist critical after being hit by car
• Bicyclist struck by car in Santa Rosa, suffers major injuries
• Remembering a Healdsburg soldier's supreme sacrifice
• Man presumed to have drowned in Russian River near Monte Rio
• North Coast celebrates Independence Day
• What's open, what's closed on Independence Day
• Grant offers rebates for energy tests
• Rohnert Park to be third new G&C shop
• Charter air company Solairus triples size
• Marin General’s Domanico: ‘we defied conventional wisdom’
• Can we be ‘the most thriving regional economy in the West?’
• Kaiser to undertake $30 million expansion of Napa data center
• Grape Market Insights: Will rain spoil merlot’s parade?
• Q & A: Sterling Financial CEO Greg Seibly reflects on a bank’s turnaround
• Banking & finance: Clairmail gains new security certification
• Federal agency asking public for comment on real estate disclosures
• Negotiating the serious matter of personal loan guarantees
• International group increases capital requirements for banks
• Building a Business: There’s no more predictive characteristic of success than attitude
• $40 million Meritage expansion under way
• Hospitality: Sonoma County bureau sees jump in leads
• Business News: Week of July 4, 2011
• Marin tourism bureau opens visitor center for west county area
• Leases and sales: Week of July 4, 2011
• Calendar: Week of July 4, 2011
• People: Week of July 4, 2011
• The congressman from Wine Country
• Slaying victim remembered as dedicated father, church volunteer
• Happy Birthday, U.S.A.
• Legislation would ban many public school fees
• Overhaul at top of Cotati-Rohnert Park schools
• Rohnert Park reports jump in building fee revenue
• Judy Hauff, Rohnert Park City Clerk, retires after 22 years
• Sonoma's Mr. Meals on Wheels
• Was Carrillo Adobe supposed to be California's 22nd mission?
• College fees to keep rising
• Missing Point Arena woman found after day-long search
• Fire burns nearly 500 acres in Humboldt County
• Petaluma police arrest 5 on DUI charges at overnight checkpoints
• Sonoma County could take $17 million redevelopment hit
• SRPD targets city's 2nd most-dangerous intersection
• In harm's way
• Scorching start to holiday weekend
• Proposed law would ban some school fees
• Santa Rosa man who threatened arson taunted officers to shoot him, deputies say
• Penngrove readies for 'biggest little parade' Sunday
• Coast Guard refloats stranded boat in Bodega Bay; rescues sinking fisherman
• Deadly intersection to get warning flasher
• Lineup set in downtown Santa Rosa slaying
• HomeWreckers roll into downtown Santa Rosa
• Holiday crackdown on Russian River partying
• After Hours: SSU/Bank of Marin 2011 N.B. Economic Outlook / Catholic Charities reception
• SSU/Bank of Marin 2011 N.B. Economic Outlook / Catholic Charities reception
• Key suspect arrested in fatal Clearlake shooting
• In Petaluma, Latinos embrace community gardens
• Santa Rosa Memorial Hospital revives emergency room expansion
• Legislation would ban many public school fees
• Fishing boat runs aground near Bodega Harbor
• 2 DUI/license checkpoints tonight
• Memorial resumes $15 million emergency department expansion
• Holiday forecast: Clear skies, blast of heat
• Sales tax dips begin today
• Loved, hated 'Cyclisk' wins national honor
• Traffic school just got tougher
• Rohnert Park reports jump in building fee revenue
• Proposed law seeks safety rules for drivers passing bicyclists
• Accused Santa Rosa investment adviser bails out of jail
• Arts Center Video Production Wins Telly Award
• Relationships may be at the heart of downtown shooting
• Golden Gate Ferry cancels Friday service due to worker strike
• Santa Rosa brewery wins Beer of the Year
• Four cities in Sonoma County still allow fireworks sales
• Blood Bank of the Redwoods shuts down
• Sonoma County woman's hospital death ruled accidental
• Sonoma violinist, 21, top American in international competition
• Murder trial likely for Alabama man in slaying of Petaluma trucker
• Dramatic changes proposed for North Coast Congressional districts
• Vatican accepts Bishop Daniel Walsh's resignation
• $150,000 sought from Windsor cemetery for burial mixup
• Overhaul at top of Cotati-Rohnert Park schools
• Romantic triangle suspected in downtown Santa Rosa killing
• Basin Street completes $13 million purchase of Enphase expansion campus
• Officials urge safety as fireworks go on sale in some Sonoma County cities
• Judy Hauff, Rohnert Park City Clerk, retires after 22 years
• Healdsburg claims fireworks show bragging rights
• Police hunt down DUI offenders before Fourth of July weekend
• Petaluma fireworks sales spark debate
• What's the foam on the road when it rains?
• Increased DUI patrols, enforcement on tap for Fourth of July weekend
• Santa Rosa adopts rules for growing number of taxis
• Family grieves for Santa Rosa shooting victim, 23
• Bathrooms offer new amenity in Sebastopol Plaza
• Santa Rosa man arrested in downtown shooting
• Clamping down on 'Skaggs Springs Raceway'
• Rohnert Park public safety union raises stakes in outsourcing dispute
• Trial delayed for man accused of killing his wife in Petaluma
• SRJC fall priority registration up 20 percent on first two days
• Economist calls Sonoma County outlook ‘fairly optimistic’
• Rohnert Park rejects damages claim in crosswalk death
• Man convicted in 1996 beating of Windsor teen is back in jail
• Authorities investigate apparent homicide in downtown Santa Rosa
• 'World's Ugliest Dog' makes national TV debut
• Santa Rosa woman suspected of DUI while on probation for prior hit and run
• North Bay bridge named after Congressional aide
• Hybrids' solo days in car-pool lanes over, for now
• Sonoma County chefs are King, Queen of Porc
• September trial set for former Petaluma coach facing 'annoying and molesting' charge
• Windsor offers multiple July 4th holiday attractions
• Santa Rosa man faces murder charge in weekend shooting
• Sales tax, vehicle fee to drop Friday
• Slick roads causing crashes throughout Bay Area
• June 28 rain puts exclamation point on wet year
• Healdsburg hospital could get $6 million in equipment upgrades from matching grant
• Suspect re-arrested in fatal Clearlake shooting
• State budget deal keeps local school districts guessing
• Hwy. 101 sliding again north of Cloverdale
• State OKs road projects for North Coast
• Man who fell into Lake Sonoma identified
• Missing boater identified as Vacaville man
• Man falls into Lake Sonoma and dies
• Argument leads to murder charge for Santa Rosa man
• Woolsey: Redistricting had no impact on retirement
• Last-minute loan keeps street lamps lit -- for now
• Public input sought on SMART station in north Santa Rosa
• St. Joseph CEO in Sonoma County to oversee Northern California
• Sonoma-Marin Fair draws record crowds
• Cancer recovery through exercise
• Woolsey to retire after 20 years in Congress
• Boating alert: Beware mussel invasion
• Police chases end in five arrests, a stolen car recovered in Santa Rosa
• Sculpture garden dedicated at Sonoma County Museum
• Deputy fired five times at suspect, hitting him twice during confrontation at Santa Rosa home
• Citrus Fair ends search for new home
• CHP arrest 17 suspected drunken drivers on Sonoma County roads
• Teen girls taken to juvenile hall after fight in Petaluma
• Where to find fireworks in Rohnert Park
• Can wait? Celebrate July 4th a little early in Windsor
• Petaluma man arrested twice in two days on drug charges
• NASCAR: Part race, part carnival, part circus
• Natural Comfort to move to Petaluma
• George Petersen Insurance to consolidate offices
• Why North Bay seems to be faring better and how to keep it that way
• Redwood Regional adds Dr. Amy Shaw to oncology staff
• Federal bills would raise cap for credit union lending
• Building a Business: Excellence must imbue everything a leader does
• Becoming Independent event raises $319,000
• Spotlight on Leaders at Independent Wine Companies
• Should firms periodically change auditors?
• IRS extends some foreign account deadlines
• Accounting: Tax credit for small business hiring extended
• Repeal of 1099 requirements called a ‘victory’
• Ask Jen: Recruiting Questions & Answers: Want that promotion? Seek a mentor
• People: Week of June 27, 2011
• Business News: Week of June 27
• Wanted Potter Valley man arrested in arson, assault
• 400-unit Windsor project seeks approval
• Search continues for missing Tomales Bay boater
• Coast Guard, others searching for missing Tomales Bay boater
• Hwy. 29 work increases danger for drivers
• Rohnert Park motorcyclist crashes, cited for license violation
• Calendar: Week of June 27, 2011
• Busch takes the checkered flag at Infineon
• A helping hand includes a baby shower at the women's shelter
• Boy severely injured on Lake Sonoma
• Petaluma couple the perfect match for teaching work skills
• SRPD cracking down on city's most dangerous intersection
• More animals spared
• Santa Rosa schools look to Internet to compete
• Annadel benefit draws 615 racers
• Sheriff: Man shot in driveway had handgun in car
• For F-15 pilot, 9/11 a day of what-ifs
• Avoid Todd Road near Hwy. 101 today
• For F-15 pilot, 9/11 a day of what-ifs
• Marin OKs $8 million for SMART after last-minute vote switch
• Big bike race comes to Annadel
• Man shot by deputy after vehicle pursuit
• Police release sketch of suspect in Rohnert Park jogger attack
• Probation search of Lake County home ends in four arrests
• Free chipping builds fire safety
• Hooters gets approval from Rohnert Park planning commissioners
• Healdsburg motorcyclist crashes in attempt to evade police in Santa Rosa
• Murder trial for Willits mother postponed
• BUI crackdown this weekend on local lakes, rivers
• Appeal denied for Sonoma man who killed woman and set fire to house
• Buck Institute studies lithium as treatment for Parkinson’s
• Natural Comfort to move to Petaluma
• Driver killed on Highway 101 near Hopland identified
• DUI checkpoint tonight in Santa Rosa
• Federal health care officials want your help crafting coverage plan
• Wright School District chief takes superintendent's post at Rincon Valley
• State champion SRJC women's basketball team honored at state Capitol
• Two men charged with murder in shooting of Clearlake boy
• Willits man charged with workers' comp fraud
• Abstract 'Arch' finds a new foothold
• Cotati hires new police lieutenant, development director
• Shamrock remains part of Dutra lawsuit
• SRPD cracks down on bicyclists; more to come
• Santa Rosa firefighters burn building, again and again
• Windsor workers to make less, pay more for pensions
• $45 million OK'd for Highway 101 bridges in Petaluma
• Ukiah man found hiding in bushes arrested in suspected assault
• Pedestrian killed on Highway 101 in Mendocino County
• BioMarin to buy plant in Ireland for expansion
• Hooters has big plans for Rohnert Park
• Police: Mushroom trip leads to road mayhem in Petaluma
• Arson suspected in grass fires near Round Valley Airport
• Gary Farrell Winery executive dies in Lake County boating accident
• New family traditions
• Sonoma County escapes 'worst roads' label
• Car plunges off D Street in Petaluma
• Rohnert Park considers Hooters plan
• Plea postponed in Rohnert Park crosswalk death
• Real Goods Solar plans merger with Alteris
• Marin foundation to give $6 million to education programs
• Sonoma County no longer has Bay Area's worst roads
• Owner of abused Petaluma dog may get jail time
• Teaching teens needs vs. wants
• Gary Farrell Winery executive dies in Lake County boating accident
• Carbon monoxide deadline looms
• Sonoma County pension report highlights 'alarming' trend
• Third suspect still at large in Clearlake shooting
• Sen. Evans: Pay ban creates constitutional crisis
• 'Phenomenal' start to Russian River salmon restoration project
• Sonoma County commits to green, but costly, energy source
• Six Sonoma County school districts on state financial watch list
• Layoffs reduced in final Sonoma County budget
• Back to drawing board for Sebastopol development
• Sculpture Garden Opening!
• Sonoma County approves $48 million ‘farms to fuel’ project
• Carbon monoxide deadline looms
• Sonoma-Marin Fair gets ready to go
• Two suspects arrested in Clearlake shooting
• Solomon raises more than $100,000 for congressional bid
• New state law requires 'green' parking spaces
• Analy High School named to Newsweek's 'Top 500' U.S. high schools list
• Authorities investigate death at Healdsburg home
• Healdsburg man held in armed robbery of Petaluma concert venue
• OK likely for chicken-waste power plant near Sonoma County airport
• Ukiah's historic post office to be closed
• Feds want to expand tiger salamander protection zone
• Summer arrives with a blast of heat
• Witnesses describe attack that killed Clearlake boy, wounded 5
• Library commission votes to close branches on Mondays, cut evening hours
• Nealry 5,000 more acres proposed for salamander habitat
• Sources: Woolsey to announce retirement
• Death prompts temporary halt in Caltrans maintenance
• Novato remains the final step before freight can roll
• Police continue search for 'person of interest' in fatal Clearlake shooting
• Petaluma dad arrested on suspected drunken driving charge after near miss
• Revved up about cars
• 3 Sonoma County roadwork projects expected to slow traffic
• After Hours: SAY Sock Hop
• Petaluma may OK emergency spending
• Ultragenyx receives $45 million in funding
• Guardrail crash slows traffic on Highway 101 near Petaluma
• Heat heralds arrival of summer
• Tribe expansion scrutinized in Windsor
• A new image for Santa Rosa: ‘Liquid Image’
• Sutter wins court challenge to hospital project EIR
• Amy’s Kitchen in early stages of exploring restaurant concept
• Palm Drive discloses errors in extra payments to physicians
• Napa County to address concerns in the climate plan
• ‘Tiny house’ builder Tumbleweed locates in Sebastopol
• Roseland, Waldorf schools collaborate on garden, other projects
• Building a Business: Don’t expect loyalty if you don’t give it
• People: Week of June 20
• Business News: Week of June 20
• Spotlight: Leaders in Human Resources
• Ukiah teen arrested in suspected poisoning attempt on mother
• Traffic delays likely on Highway 20
• Accident-prone intersection being improved on Hwy. 53
• Laguna project returns to council
• Leases and sales: Week of June 20, 2011
• Sonoma County Museum News - June 17, 2011
• Boy killed, five wounded in Clearlake Park shooting
• Gay Wine Weekend in Sonoma draws 350-400
• Rohnert Park police search for trail attacker
• Vehicle crashes near Howarth Park
• A 'gap year' well spent for Petaluma woman
• Petaluma police say more wearing seat belts
• New dad's new life
• Coddingtown intersection being monitored by SRPD
• Bennett Valley to alter golf fees
• Petaluma rancher will judge prestigious English sheep show
• Toll of Lyme disease
• Calendar: Week of June 20
• Rohnert Park jogger assaulted along creek trail; suspect at large
• Salary data for Sonoma County special districts released
• Fog can't stop balloon fun
• Whooping cough deadline looms for schools
• See a suspected DUI? Here's what to do
• Park users' cars raise ire in Petaluma neighborhood
• Putting K-9s to the test
• Adventist explores Palm Drive affiliation
• Balloon fest returns to Sonoma County
• Sonoma County libraries ready to cut back hours
• A $284 million, job-creating hospital project wins in court
• Unemployment edges downward, but remains high
• Court hearing today in Petaluma abused dog case
• Windsor man causes Golden Gate Bridge closure Thursday
• Petaluma squatter arrested for 4th time at red-tagged home
• Cloverdale tunnel fire stymies fire crews
• Cloverdale railroad tunnel fire could burn for a week
• $1.2 billion Sonoma County budget OK'd 5-0 despite disagreements
• Evans, others say state lawmakers deserve to be paid
• Avoid Todd Road near Hwy. 101 this Saturday
• Lake County convict first to be granted medical parole
• Palm Drive cuts operating loss, discloses more improper billings
• Dental care called a health care crisis
• Finding freedom on two wheels
• Mendocino County house fire blamed on electrical problems
• Plea postponed in Rohnert Park crosswalk death
• Sonoma County supervisors OK $1.2 billion budget
• Bay Area bridge tolls jump July 1 for some vehicles
• Local legislators not thrilled with state budget
• Robbery leads to high speed chase from Marin County to Petaluma
• Lake County falls behind others on life expectancy
• Lake County supervisor paying IRS tax lien
• California paroling medically incapacitated inmate
• Cobb man killed in ATV crash identified
• Cotati poised to adopt balanced budget
• Thursday Lunchtime in the Person Sculpture Garden!
• Newer, larger health clinic opens in Petaluma
• Sitting pretty at Green Music Center
• Divided Santa Rosa council approves budget
• Enphase Energy files for IPO, leases 96,000 square feet in Petaluma
• SMART to confer with land owners on rail crossings
• What's up with all of the litter bags on local highways
• Former Santa Rosa police officer tapped to head Sonoma County D.A.'s investigative team
• Board spares Henry 1, funds rural roads
• County gives up idea for parallel Watmaugh bridge near Sonoma
• What state-bought cars local legislators are driving
• Santa Rosa city manager: Do we have 'fortitude' for budget cuts?
• Cobb man killed in ATV crash
• Vintage guitar collectors gather in Santa Rosa
• Tough budget decisions loom for Sonoma County supervisors
• Rohnert Park approves crosswalk safety plan
• Warm weather today, cooling off tomorrow around North Bay
• Minivan hits tree on Highway 128 in Mendocino County
• Lake County D.A. launches third investigation of sheriff
• Cuclis launches campaign for Board of Supervisors
• Queen of the Valley names new CEO
• Flag Day rite: Putting Old Glory to rest
• Board balks at abandoning rural roads
• Gas prices dropping fast
• County officials balk at abandoning 100 miles of roads / see list
• Two men hit by cars in Santa Rosa accidents identified
• Scotland-bound Montgomery High School actors get creative in fund raising
• Sonoma honored for cutting the grass to save water
• Five arrests in Santa Rosa gang assault
• 13 named as Business Journal Top Manufacturers
• Renewed closure threat for Fort Bragg aquatic center
• Emergency crews respond to rollover crash on Highway 12
• Traffic tickets plummet in Cotati, Rohnert Park, jump in Windsor
• Santa Rosa budget hearings begin Tuesday
• Sonoma County Museum News - June 10, 2011
• Parking dispute may have led to double stabbing in Lake County
• Rohnert Park couple alleges city officials knew intersection was dangerous
• Judge dismisses legal challenges to new Sutter hospital
• Atlanta private-equity firm acquires Il Fornaio
• Judge sides with Sutter over new hospital
• Supes to consider plan to halt maintainance on 100 miles of rural roads
• Deficit leaves Sonoma Jazz+ festival at risk
• Auction of rail cars draws few bidders
• North Bay vintage aircraft fans mourn B-17 after fiery crash
• Volunteers sought for trail work party at Sugarloaf Ridge
• Vintage B-17 bomber that visited Sonoma County crashes near Chicago
• After Hours: United Way of the Wine Country / Marin County: Celebrate the Uncelebrated
• Sonoma County restores funding for bomb squad, some community groups
• Windsor to erect $45,000 digital sign at town entrance
• Santa Rosa motorcyclist injured in crash with deer
• Underage alcohol-buying sting nets one in Sebastopol
• History rings out in Sonoma
• Dharma Trading Co. to move order-fulfillment to Petaluma
• Willits prepares to build $62 million hospital
• Portocork America expanding Napa facility
• Healthy Buildings Tech Group moves from prototype panels to homes
• Autodesk expands Clean Tech Partner program
• Lender takes back Pinnacle properties
• Growing chamber language program to graduate 100
• Penngrove school focuses on health foods
• Empire Law graduates 31 in 35th class
• Algebra academies inspired by chamber leader are expanding
• People: Week of June 13, 2011
• Leases & Sales: Week of June 13, 2011
• Business News: Week of June 13
• Calendar: Week of June 13, 2011
• Fewer highway speeding tickets issued in county
• Man hit by car in Santa Rosa suffers possible life-threatening injuries
• Amplifications and corrections: ‘WBE forms North American telecom installation partnership’
• Bicyclist injured in hit-and-run crash in Santa Rosa
• Sonoma, Marin price ‘reset’ driving activity
• Napa, Solano see vacancy rates slowly fall
• Mayor’s task force explores making Santa Rosa competitive
• How to approach commercial real estate loan workout strategically
• California Republic thunders again in Sonoma
• Marie Callender's closes suddenly in Santa Rosa
• Final goodbye for Ursuline
• Santa Rosa Red Cross worker pitches in to help tornado victims
• Falling prices may stymie Mendocino plan for logging
• Grocery wars back again
• Study calls for crosswalk changes in Rohnert Park
• 'Armed and dangerous' suspect wanted in Lakeport stabbing
• Jerry Christian
• SRPD targets dangerous intersection the one out its front door
• Devoted bicycle doctor
• Solar firm pitching energy farm proposal to Petaluma school officials
• Rohnert Park council to discuss sidewalk safety
• Petaluma project draws conflict questions
• Santa Rosa Police to step up traffic enforcement at Sonoma-Brookwood intersection
• Suspected Coddingtown bank robber arrested
• Sue's cruisin' cars
• Turning point for couple's two Amys
• Beach slaying leads to 18-year prison term
• County budget promises pain
• Is a Cloverdale casino still on target? Mixed messages raise questions
• Ukiah Police arrest 3 for credit card fraud
• Ig Vella, cheesemaker and Sonoma County political personality
• Sonoma Valley man sentenced to 21 years in slaying
• Vibe all its own at Harmony Festival
• Can Annadel be saved?
• Harold W. Poehlmann
• Lagnitas Brewing Co. event registration ends July 11
• Risk of doing nothing on jobs is too high
• Marin General gets $1 million donation
• Strong man ready to put on a show
• Harmony Festival kicks off in Santa Rosa
• Gas prices finally average below $4 in Santa Rosa
• Santa Rosa Planning Commission grants easement to Kia dealership
• Opening of Petaluma Target center pushed to 2013
• Sebastopol man pulled from burning car, then handcuffed in suspected hit-and-run on Highway 12
• 'Disorderly' Petaluma bar's license suspended
• State closing traffic school loophole
• Mosquito district refuses to release complete $7.7 million budget
• Windsor now sending its wastewater to The Geysers
• No rain for weekend in Sonoma County
• North Coast Railroad Authority sets new dates for freight
• Judge: Wal-Mart expansion in Rohnert Park needs more study
• Windsor's Town Green gardens ready to grow
• Latino-owned businesses are on the rise
• Recovery should return, economist tells Santa Rosa business leaders
• Santa Rosa bank robbery suspect identified
• Russian River chamber executive out after 3 weeks
• Memorial service in S.F. Friday for fallen firefighters
• Drug suspensions soar at Petaluma schools
• Man suspected of bank robbery linked to 7 other robberies
• Petaluma bar loses liquor license for month
• SRJC faculty union withstands internal challenge
• Man arrested in suspected DUI crash in Petaluma
• Multi-car crash slows traffic on Highway 101 in Rohnert Park
• Sebastopol city workers vote on benefits deal
• Sebastopol police OK contract offer
• Sanctuaries bill OK'd by Senate panel
• Santa Rosa mayor proposes 2-year budgets
• State schools chief optimistic about education funding
• Arts Center Presents U.S. Coast Guard Band in Free Community Concert
• Annadel closed three days a week
• Santa Rosa Wednesday Night Market makes a sunny return
• Mexican youth orchestra to perform at Green Music Center
• County to study merger of Petaluma, Old Adobe school districts
• Rohnert Park woman suspected of hit-and-run crash
• Lawsuit delays return of Sonoma County freight service
• Architects to unveil ideas for vacant Caltrans land in Santa Rosa
• Downtown Healdsburg prepares for a facelift
• Santa Rosa police search for bank robbery suspect
• Member of Asian Boyz street gang sentenced to prison in 2008 beach killing
• Guerneville man arrested for impersonating brother during traffic stop
• Sonoma County Office of Education to study Petaluma district consolidation
• Driver injured after crashing into house on Highway 12 in Santa Rosa
• Ashes to blame for lodge fire in Lake County
• Woman found in burning car on Highway 128 identified
• Repaving work likely to affect traffic on Porter Creek Road
• Santa Rosa wins environmental awards
• Petaluma man jailed in alleged road rage incident
• Rescue efforts build to save Henry 1
• Woman's body found inside burning car
• Marin County OB/gyn partnership forms to offset budget cuts
• Rohnert Park struggles to save public safety
• Telltale Games scores $7 million in series C funding
• Ariege Arseguel, former Sonoma County Museum director, dies at 49
• Grape values down, other crops up in 2010
• Santa Rosa airline traffic up nearly 16 percent in May
• BioMarin begins phase 3 drug trial in Europe
• Wells to be dug in Sonoma Valley to measure water levels
• Flowers and cards mark end of Ursuline era
• State gas average below $4 but Santa Rosa hanging high
• Petaluma urged to investigate Theatre District construction deals
• Blue Shield to cap profits at 2 percent
• Petaluma officers turn waiters for Special Olympics fundraiser
• Rohnert Park City Council trying to fill deep budget hole
• 4 local roads you may want to avoid today, Wednesday
• Legislators face loss of pay in budget stalemate
• Mendocino County sheriff hires lawyer to stop deputy layoffs
• SMART continues to close budget gap
• Sonoma City Council rejects changes to chain store study group
• Plath & Company owners announce gradual succession
• Lure of WWII aircraft on display in Santa Rosa
• After Hours: Art of Dessert 8th Annual Fundraising Gala
• After Hours: Green Music Center reception
• Kenwood woman spreads her father's ashes in Normandy
• CHP officer No. 1 in county in making DUI arrests
• Should state legislators start losing their pay next week?
• Police target downtown Santa Rosa intersection
• World War II planes on display at Sonoma County airport
• $45 million boost likely for Petaluma Highway 101 bridges
• 81,175 potholes and counting ...
• Five teens arrested in suspected armed robbery in Santa Rosa
• Lydia’s Organics to expand in Petaluma
• Hawkes leads journey to the depths of the sea
• San Rafael sleep disorder device startup wins $40,000 business plan prize
• Finance & Accounting: Redwood Credit Union completes Cal State merger
• Petaluma to open doors of $15.5 million health center
• Petaluma doctor couple latest to join St. Joseph medical group
• ‘Lease-leaseback’ opens new avenues for school projects
• WBE forms North American telecom installation partnership
• Construction: Santa Rosa ordered to pay $243,000 in legal fees after losing tax-district suit
• Sides in Sutter hospital suit make cases to judge
• Buck Institute launches advisory group
• After one year, Marin Clean Energy at 9,000
• Paving project to cause traffic delays east of Windsor
• Marin: New Domincan head starts July 1
• Luttrell on Leadership: Leader discovers shortcomings
• Letter to the Editor: Agencies deserve praise
• Commentary: Bad HR habits and the ‘tsunami’
• People: Week of June 6, 2011
• Calendar: Week of June 6, 2011
• Leases & Sales: Week of June 6, 2011
• Business News: Week of June 6, 2011
• Sunny skies coming back to North Bay
• Windsor seeks employee pension, pay concessions
• Sebastopol planning 4-day city hall work week
• Pat Lenz: Nobody's Poodle
• No rain on Sonoma County's pride parade
• The 93-year-old man behind Rincon Valley's big hillside cross
• Ambassador of smiles
• Plenty of rain on tap for today
• Lake County authorities say motorcycle gang fight ended in man's brutal beating
• Santa Rosa intersection targeted by police
• County fast-tracks funds for early-childhood education to head off state take-back
• Conspiracy theories surface in Sonoma's chain-store debate
• County recommends Graton fire siren be silenced
• Mosquito district to consider annual fee amount
• New sales tax at heart of Santa Rosa budget debate
• June is feeling like winter
• Soggy Napa Valley wine auction goes to bid
• Willits mother arrested on drug charge after she, son found sleeping on highway shoulder
• Sheriff's helicopter rescues kayaker swept out to sea
• Covelo would-be pot thief with bow and arrow gets a back full of birdshot instead
• Spring's last hurrah?
• Missing abalone diver's body found off Mendocino coast
• Petaluma man arrested 3 times for occupying red-tagged home
• Is it legal to pass a bicyclist on a double yellow?
• Fugitive Sonoma ex-priest has died in Mexico
• Redistricting commission carves up North Coast
• County job services set for relocation, consolidation next week
• Clairmail names CFO and CTO
• Rohnert Park tackles long-term budget woes
• Sonoma County man finally gets his pot back
• Emergency crews clean up possible diesel fuel spill at Sonoma County airport
• Stay indoors this weekend
• Redistricting commission carves up North Coast
• Petaluma may consider 'grow house ordinance' for pot growers
• Analysis: Spending far from equal among state's school districts
• Sonoma chips away at budget problems
• Paving projects planned for 4 county roads
• Man who died in fall from Guerneville bridge identified
• Lake County man arrested on drug charges after Highway 53 traffic stop
• Woman in parked car arrested for suspected drunken driving in Petaluma
• Test scores vs. funding
• It's not just raining on parades
• Copart reports mostly double-digit positive third-quarter growth
• Agrella looks back at SRJC, presidency
• Petaluma River cleanup removes discarded vessels
• Lake County killer denied parole
• End of the line for State Farm's Founders Day in Rohnert Park
• Petaluma's new economic director says quality of life will attract business
• Passing motorist helps police track hit-and-run suspect
• Wells Fargo economist to speak June 9
• Man dies in apparent suicide from river bridge
• Tonight's Hwy. 101 traffic shift postponed
• Families of victims in two suspected gang slayings hope for justice
• Bike-riding Windsor High School students hit by truck in crosswalk
• Petaluma day laborers say hiring hall would help them avoid exploitation
• Sonoma to consider using reserve funds to fend off community cuts
• Santa Rosa man arrested in hit-and-run crash into motorcyclist
• United Way of the Wine Country News - Jun 1, 2011
• Weather interfering with grape pollination
• June gloom
• Marin Economic Forum picks first CEO
• $25,000 gift to establish entrepreneurs society at Sonoma State
• Sealed with a kiss
• Windsor sex offender arrested at Fort Bragg beach
• CHP: Intoxicated brothers arrested in speeding car
• Larkfield marijuana dispensary must remain closed, for now
• Attempts to recover abalone diver's body to resume Thursday
• Santa Rosa Wednesday Night Market canceled again
• Seismic work delayed on historic Healdsburg bridge
• Two Healdsburg Jazz Festival outdoor shows moved indoors
• Summer meals program to reach thousands of kids
• County budget would cut programs large and small
• Morning rain arrives, more on the way
• Crimson Wine Group acquires Seghesio
• Hwy. 1 project to slow traffic 24/7 near Bodega Bay
• Santa Rosa ordered to pay tax critics' legal fees
• Missing motorcyclist in Lake County found safe, but injured
• 2011 Women in Business Awards Dinner Gala registration ends June 17
• Piper Sonoma brand part of $592 million sale
• How can you reduce the risk of using a cell phone?
• Art Condiotti, pioneering builder, dies at 89
• Lake County D.A. investigates sheriff
• Federal funding issue could spare Annadel
• San Rafael police officer fired after pulling gun in Petaluma
• After Hours: Becoming Independent Board Meeting / Smith Dollar & Burr Pilger Mayer mixer
• Santa Rosa man heads Russian River Chamber of Commerce
• June on the horizon but more rain ahead
• Abalone diver missing off Mendocino County Coast identified
• Authorities make 48 DUI arrests on Sonoma County roads over holiday weekend
• Push on for SMART funding
• Outcry over clear-cutting
• Two Petaluma toddlers injured in falls from window
• Petaluma woman killed in Highway 101 crash
• Blaze destroys Middletown area home
• Last child sex-sting suspect heads to trial
• 1 abalone diver dead, 1 missing off Mendocino County Coast
• Crews search for diver off Fort Bragg Coast
• Veteran plans cross-country bike trip to honor fallen Santa Rosa solider, others
• A life devoted to serving those who served
• Graton siren's fate before supervisors
• Record turnout at Santa Rosa Memorial Day event
• Innovative Molding plans RP plant
• Builder seeks the perfect energy-efficient home
• Ursuline graduates its last
• Planning for sea-level rise raises eyebrows
• Tourism: The $1.8 trillion question: What is the future of tourism?
• Allan Alfred Voigt, 1941–2011
• Freight trains could be running by middle of June
• Three-story addition to Queen of the Valley fully under way
• Hospital dedicates Peggy Herman Neuroscience Center
• Napa to host major wine conference
• Napa Valley business: New leaders for Krug
• Multi-Contact expands to make more products in the U.S.
• North Coast war deaths
• Manufacturing: Petaluma’s Labcon wins presidential exporter award
• 'Emerald City' proposed in Humboldt County
• Fire destroys Santa Rosa mobile home
• Tracing history at a rural Windsor cemetery
• Small plane makes emergency landing in southeast Santa Rosa field
• Law firm challenged in quarry conflict
• Passenger ejected in fiery pickup truck crash near Cloverdale
• Raising the roofs
• Local cases of rare brain disease draw scrutiny
• West Santa Rosa intersection targeted by police
• Petaluma traffic stop leads to drug find
• Changes sought to whistleblower procedure
• Memorial Day events
• Ukiah man arrested for carrying concealed weapon, drugs
• Rare bike race set for Annadel
• 3.7 magnitude quake hits near Geysers
• Astronaut's view from space, as told in Petaluma
• SSU's graduation rain soaked, but worth it
• SRJC diploma, at long last
• SRJC holds 92nd commencement
• Cemetery restoration a labor of love for Cloverdale volunteers
• Healdsburg to test voters' appetite for tax hike
• 'Words can't explain'
• Sonoma man's quest to honor veterans
• Willits woman killed in head-on crash in Mendocino County
• 4 cited for misusing disabled placards in Santa Rosa parking lots
• New defense witness delays Rohnert Park rape trial
• Santa Rosa man who slashed girlfriend with machete gets 15-year term
• Final day after 32 years of teaching
• Campbell Cove no longer one of the dirtiest beaches
• AltaPacific opens Southern California branch
• Ukiah looks for hazards in Palace Hotel
• Abandon Highway 37? Business responds
• Police: Abducted child may have been spotted in Lakeport
• Assembly passes Allen bill that sets guidelines for DUI checkpoints
• Medical marijuana plants destroyed in Sonoma Valley garage fire
• Healdsburg parade is for the kids
• Weekend DUI crackdown starts tonight in Sonoma County
• SSU professor's slice of dorm life
• Santa Rosa bicyclist struck by vehicle
• Group proposes Petaluma hiring hall for day laborers
• Senior lunches cut at Guerneville program
• For these grads it's a good finish to a fresh start
• Project Grad provides the party without the worry
• SSU cheers changes to bill that expands public records law
• TV may be to blame for Santa Rosa apartment fire
• Abused Petaluma dog finds new home
• Former mayor appointed to vacant Cotati City Council seat
• New plea deal offered to four suspects in Roseland party stabbing
• CHP maximizing enforcement this weekend
• Distressed-loan home sales slip in first quarter
• Study reviews new, bigger Sonoma County criminal courthouse
• Burst water pipe floods part of Kaiser Medical Center in Santa Rosa
• Ukiah man injured in accidental shooting
• Storm system brings showers, gloomy skies to North Bay
• From the Collection: People at Work
• Lake County sheriff defends role in near-shootout
• Memorial Day weekend kicks off travel season
• Fire guts part of two-story duplex in Santa Rosa
• Obituary: Al Voigt brought art to the public
• Healdsburg to crack down on public drinking during Thursday parade
• Fieri gets OK to put smoker next to city parking lot
• Graduation season kicks off
• Former G&G Specialty Foods plant shuttered
• Suspected robber captured after hitting Exchange Bank in Santa Rosa
• Cotati council aims to fill open seat from five applicants
• Santa Rosa Wednesday Night Market canceled due to rain
• Claus Neumann memorial to be held Sunday
• Santa Rosa Wednesday Night Market cancelled due to rain
• Highway 101 changes next week in construction zone
• Crackdown under way on seat belts
• Santa Rosa man arrested in suspected DUI crash on Highway 101
• Storm system brings showers, gloomy skies to North Bay
• A life in the circus
• Ukiah man arrested in suspected grocery store burglary
• Armed man robs Santa Rosa grocery store
• Frank S. Petersen, former judge and legislator, dies in Fort Bragg
• Three injured when two cars collide on Highway 121
• Santa Rosa seeks new concessions from workers
• Neville makes surprise appearance at budget hearing
• Supes extend limits on alcohol sales at River Rock Casino
• Secret settlement for family whose house was crushed by crane
• Medtronic CardioVascular revenue increases 16 percent in fiscal 2011
• Santa Rosa food processor closes, 68 jobs lost
• Doctors Co. to acquire Southeast insurer for $362 million
• Zap first-quarter loss expands to nearly $10 million after Jonway acquisition
• Local officials: There's room for inmates
• Bill would codify sobriety checkpoints
• Sonoma County BEST program to get $300,000 from county
• Willits man arrested in lighter fluid attack over marijuana-related debt
• Windsor mom faces DUI, child endangerment charges after traffic stop
• Hwy. 29 roadwork to snag traffic for 3 weeks
• Driver killed, two children injured in Lake County crash
• Small craft advisories continue into Tuesday
• Former Sonoma soccer coach, league face lawsuit from abused player
• County prepares to jettison jobs
• 2011 Best Places to Work nominations close Friday
• Woolsey, Thompson oppose tribal status for Wappos
• After Hours: Marin Builders Open House
• Penngrove home damaged by barbecue fire
• SMART creates new temp position to run rail agency
• Business News: Week of May 23, 2011
• Leases & Sales: Week of May 23, 2011
• East Bay men arrested in unsolved residential burglaries in Windsor, Larkfield
• Calendar: Week of May 23, 2011
• Empire College on student loan default list
• Eight arrests in Mendocino County sex offender sweep
• Healdsburg makes push to keep long list of projects on track
• Italian wine equipment maker plans Windsor facility
• Cornerstone adds two more buildings to Petaluma portfolio
• Nelson opening technology staffing office in Austin
• Amplifications and corrections: Ralph O’Rear
• Paul Mitchell salon school planned in Petaluma
• Sonoma Wine Co. expands in American Canyon
• The coming sea-change in stormwater rules
• Grape Market Insights: ‘Bulldogging’ the size of Sonoma County’s 2011 pinot noir crop
• Four advisers on what to do in a these highly volatile times
• Banking & Finance: In sharp turnaround, Sonoma Bank owner Sterling reports profit
• Commentary: Our economy depends on healthy non-profits
• People: Week of May 23, 2011
• 7 people rescued after boat capsizes in Tomales Bay
• Plans moving forward to connect Santa Rosa's Sixth Street
• A mother refused to give up on a son who decided to change his life
• Latino program teaches swimming and water safety
• Gang assault outside Santa Rosa Safeway injures 3
• Pranksters hack flashing roadwork sign in Santa Rosa
• Volunteer provides those in crisis a canine kind of therapy
• Mendocino County pot club deliveries run afoul of Sonoma County deputies
• Santa Rosa police monitoring westside intersection
• Coastal Conservancy awards $750K toward purchase of Santa Rosa ranch
• County's water management plan before supervisors Tuesday
• Regular Coastal Commission seat denied for Carrillo, Gurney
• Press Democrat wins 11 awards in Bay Area journalism contest
• Saying goodbye to Ursuline
• Ursuline's tough finish
• Two houses burned in Graton fire exercise
• LED fueling Thermal Tech expansion
• Healdsburg man dies in tractor rollover
• Rose Parade goes country
• Prices soaring for used cars in Sonoma County
• Fieri pushing deal with city to bring a smoker to Tex Wasabi's
• Petaluma's use of sewer funds for storm drain work sparks controversy
• Petaluma hires economic development manager
• Watmaugh bridge solutions bring more outrage in Sonoma
• Judge weighs arguments in Sutter hospital project lawsuit
• Learning the way from squire to knight
• Virus scare spreads through horse community
• Get ready for Rose Parade
• Unemployment rates drop across North Bay in April
• Windsor man on trial for razor blade attack on mother
• Healdsburg Water Carnival means old-fashioned fun but no alcohol
• SSU faculty leaders want review of vote for student center
• High school graduations around the North Coast
• Convicted Santa Rosa scam artist back in court
• Lake County woman arrested on suspected DUI in school bus crash
• Suspected drunken driver arrested after crash into Clear Lake
• Emergency crews rescue man after fall off cliff near Fort Ross State Park
• Willie Brown tells Keegan lunch crowd a few things about term limits
• Santa Rosa restaurant cited in alcohol sting
• Gene Traverso honored with Keegan leadership award
• Survivors meet their heroes
• High school journalism contest winners named
• United Way of Wine Country finds new CEO
• Kallhoff named United Way of the Wine Country top executive
• 2-year prison term in Santa Rosa vandalism spree
• Autodesk first-quarter revenues up 11 percent
• SSU student charged in Rohnert Park crosswalk death
• Zep Solar expands Europe market with Centrosolar license deal
• Big jump in Sonoma County homeless
• Former Humbolt Creamery CEO gets 30 months in prison
• One person injured in school bus crash in Santa Rosa
• Arson suspected in abandoned warehouse fire in Ukiah
• Police warn on counterfeit money circulating in Lake County
• Cyclist still critical after Fountaingrove Parkway fall
• May rains promise water-rich summer
• Santa Rosa businessman, 49, dies of rare brain disease
• America Express subsidiary pays $600,000 to Sonoma, four other counties
• Sonoma County rapist will spend life in prison
• Medical services expanding for those in need of help
• Thompson a 'power broker' in redistricting
• Will state panel shake up local legislative districts?
• How the Legislature sliced up Sonoma County
• Santa Rosa to host California redistricting hearing
• River Rock seeks permission to expand alcohol service
• Santa Rosa council OKs alcohol sales at new Farmers Lane gas station
• Plans for Santa Rosa Kia dealership move forward
• High-tech entrepreneurs buy small Napa Valley winery
• Showdown imminent over state taxes
• SRJC student crusades against midnight registration
• Petaluma driving range shuts down -- for now
• Former ag commissioner vows to fight judge's ruling
• Point Reyes man injured in crash into power pole
• Magnitude-3.7 earthquake shakes Ukiah area
• Horizon Air traffic up 11 percent in April
• Petaluma fairgrounds remaking its image
• DUI checkpoint results: 1,315 cars, 0 DUI arrests, 12 other arrests
• Tentative court ruling goes against fired ag commissioner
• Chopper flights prompt Healdsburg noise complaints
• Campus memorial service for SSU student
• Five arrested after armed robbery at Windsor home
• Sonoma forms committee to study regulations on chain stores
• Sonoma County sorts through governor's revised budget proposal
• Man who killed girlfriend while trying to shoot dog sent to prison
• Tex Wasabi's returns to downtown Santa Rosa
• Healdsburg soccer league president takes plea deal
• Drunken driving suspected in four-car Golden Gate Bridge crash
• Investment firm purchases Trancas Medical Center
• Charges filed against SSU student in Rohnert Park crosswalk death
• After Hours: Sonoma County Alliance reception
• Leases & Sales: Week of May 16, 2011
• Calendar: Week of May 16, 2011
• Sonoma County law library moves into limelight
• People: Week of May 16, 2011
• Wells Fargo Center to present economist June 9
• Cold rain and wind continue
• Keep the umbrella handy
• Marin General, Sonoma Valley set affiliation
• Commercial Real Estate: Texas REIT pays $33 million for big Fairfield warehouse
• June 2 conference to address public fiscal crises, reform
• China is losing its wage advantage; will U.S. respond?
• Buck Institute to begin geothermal project
• Amplifications and corrections for May 16, 2011: Mark West Quarry CO2 offset
• Marin forecast sees biotech opportunity
• Medical pot law quagmire for business
• Guest Contributor: Is your nonprofit breaking California law on raffles? How about on auctions?
• Law: Leap Solutions grows; ruling on ‘employment loss’
• New law could give Cal/OSHA additional powers
• Spotlight: SBA Lenders
• Latest SBA lending limits having an impact
• Building a Business: So, just what is leadership anyway?
• Commentary: California deserves a real plan for economic growth
• Two women arrested in Covelo clothing store burglary
• Political intrigue deepens in Sonoma chain store debate
• Santa Rosa hearing will examine gas pipeline safety
• Garbage trucks weigh heavily on street budgets
• Flurry of car crashes as rain, snow fall on Redwood Empire
• 3 Petaluma-area schools score high on state's API test
• Birthday bash for health service
• Creek cleanup crews
• Leaf blower dustup returns to Sebastopol council
• Another apparent suicide by Hwy. 1 driver
• Santa Rosa boy suffers major injuries in broadside crash
• Police targeting west Santa Rosa intersection
• Petaluma low-income housing project moves forward
• Santa Rosa airfield park could become a reality - after a decade
• Reflections on SSU president's long tenure
• Motorcycle gang gathers in Lakeport
• Santa Rosa council to take up parking controversy
• Forums address legal issues for nonprofits
• Motorcycles roll through Santa Rosa on memorial ride for coastal crash victim
• County program focuses on 'upstream investments' for at-risk youth
• Police: Drinking, texting and crashing lead to arrest of Petaluma driver
• Petaluma street to be fixed at last
• Sonoma County 'sustainability' conference draws hundreds
• Trout struggle as Ukiah creek dries up
• $2,500 stolen bike found in bushes in Petaluma
• 'Stop-work' order on Guerneville-area timber conversion
• River Rock first-quarter revenues slip nearly 4 percent
• Ways to trim the fat from kids
• Owners protect two scenic Sonoma County properties
• 2011 Women in Business winners announced
• Annadel park on state's closure list
• Rohnert Park remembers beloved teacher
• Agilent Technologies revenues soar
• Heidi Kreger, Rohnert Park teacher, dies at 40
• Men linked to marijuana operation in Sonoma and S.F. in court
• Homeless man arrested in burglary of county truck, gear
• '350 Home and Garden Challenge' aims to green the county
• Petaluma Safeway planning move into old Mervyn's site
• Sonoma Valley latest target of catalytic converter thieves
• Children's Museum of Sonoma County hosts event at new site
• Layoffs force change in Fort Ross school district
• Sebastopol man suspected of burglarizing three homes
• Rohnert Park sewage rates to climb
• DUI checkpoint tonight in Santa Rosa
• McDonald Mansion opens its doors
• House approves bill to open oil drilling on Southern California coast
• Man robbed at knifepoint in Santa Rosa
• Rio Nido man arrested on suspected fourth DUI after carpool offense
• Fort Bragg hospital opens $5 million diagnostic center
• Thompson views bin Laden death photos
• Santa Rosa Plaza to get multimillion-dollar upgrade
• Hundreds gather to remember life of Jess Jackson
• Workers around Sonoma County enjoy freebies, exercise on Bike To Work Day
• Petaluma focuses on 'transit-oriented development' at downtown railroad depot
• Man found dead in Healdsburg creek identified
• Piner must report pay schedule for lights
• Sonoma County spring economic report shows higher employment
• Worker's hand crushed at Santa Rosa firm
• "Huge" tuition hike worries Sonoma State students
• Wine garden debuts at Wednesday Night Market
• Redwood Health Services to relocate
• Windsor affordable housing project debuts
• Misfits biker, 60, sentenced to 100 years for Lake County attack
• Memorial ride Saturday for motorcyclist who died along coast
• Annual postal food drive Saturday
• He admitted to sexual assault but now he'll go to trial
• Sebastopol vice mayor recovering after aneurysm
• Motorcyclist injured in Santa Rosa crash
• Amy’s Kitchen plans $63 million facility, 700 hires in South Carolina
• Third unexplained Ukiah death in 4 days
• Authorities investigate dead body found in Dry Creek
• SSU student remembered as talented musician, outdoors lover
• Two sought in theft of mountain bike from Petaluma shop
• Postal workers ready to help 'Stamp Out Hunger' on Saturday
• Senior citizens blast SRJC program cuts
• Sonoma Valley park to offer garden patches
• Suspect sought in attempted sexual assault in Clearlake
• Services Thursday for Kendall-Jackson's Jess Jackson
• Glen Ellen boy, 4, killed in vineyard accident identified
• Casting 50 Child Actors for 'The Princess and the Pea'
• Rave reviews for revamped Sonoma market
• Teachers take protest homework outside
• Ride operator fined $500 for fair accident
• County funds deal to expand airport buffer
• The case of the carnival worker and the pastor
• SRJC making changes to registration process
• Lee services set for May 16
• State looking into Neville firing
• Remains of missing Willits man found near Ukiah
• Big raid on Santa Rosa dismantling yard, tow service
• Hwy. 101 work in Marin to affect drivers
• Sonoma man arrested after high speed chase on child endangerment, reckless evasion charges
• Hess winery founder to retire
• Friends help family of Rohnert Park slaying victim
• Santa Rosa's Bike Bridge threatened by rising costs
• Napa ‘Nonprofit Boot Camp’ is May 19
• Sonoma County sues state over budget grab
• Hey, pedestrian: Watch where you're going
• Possible marijuana link to Sonoma County barn fire
• Sonoma County gears up for Bike to Work Day
• Fines may skyrocket for speeders in school zones
• Sonoma County school workers join statewide budget protests
• Plea bargain on the table in Healdsburg soccer case
• Driver killed after car crashes off Highway 1 cliff identified as Santa Rosa woman
• After Hours: Ace of Hearts Pink & Red Ball
• Commercial Real Estate: Workrite to relocate in Petaluma
• A 100% solar-powered quarry
• Northgate Ready Mix, BoDean in partnership
• $26 million plan for Napa health, human services
• Education: Redwood Credit Union sets fifth financial literacy academy
• Understanding cashflow for non-finance executives
• Gary Schlossberg at the Wells Fargo Center for the Arts
• From political science to sommelier in 30 weeks
• College of Marin students helped by community support
• Commentary: Reflections on 30 years in trust services
• People: Week of May 9, 2011
• Leases & Sales: Week of May 9, 2011
• Lakeport man in critical condition after Highway 29 crash
• Windsor crime stats tell different tales
• Construction Conference 2011 overview: A few ‘bright spots’ on the horizon
• Construction Conference 2011: Questions for Paul Campos of BIA of the Bay Area
• Opportunities ahead: Construction conference panelists tell what to expect
• Construction Conference 2011: Questions for the Green Construction Panel
• Sonoma wants Marin to dig deeper for SMART
• Mendocino County woman arrested after home search
• Covelo man arrested in gas can assault
• Spicing things up
• Federal budget cuts threaten community health clinics
• Healdsburg teen uncorks money for heart research
• Invasive weed clogs the Laguna de Santa Rosa
• A day to toast Sonoma County moms
• 1 killed when vehicle drives over cliff on Sonoma Coast
• Santa Rosa downtown market returns this week
• North Santa Rosa intersection monitored by police
• Helping in many ways
• County touts plan for Roseland redevelopment
• Friend provides gift of life
• Petaluma investigating suspicious fire at former restaurant
• SMART to hear from Petaluma on station plans
• Canoe craziness on the Russian River
• Two men found dead in Ukiah home
• Calendar: Week of May 9
• Ask Jen: Recruiting Questions & Answers: What’s your work force strategy?
• Big turnout, big giving for Human Race
• Searchers find body of missing SSU student
• Firefighter injured in Petaluma duplex blaze
• Mendocino D.A.'s pot fee raises cash, eyebrows
• Post Office denies critics' request for refund over tardy mailers
• 101 interchange project draws criticism, support in Petaluma
• A story of love and rehabilitation
• What's next for Hwy. 101 construction zone
• Santa Rosa man arrested on drug, gun charges after Highway 175 stop
• Minor injuries in Highway 20 crash near Willits
• Bicycle crash blocks roadway in Healdsburg
• Rubber dam goes in Monday near Forestville
• See how your school ranks in California
• Annadel searched for missing SSU student
• New imaging center for Fort Bragg hospital
• Bringing flowers to mothers who need them most
• Repeat offender arrested in suspected DUI crash into Petaluma restaurant
• Petaluma police looking at new suspects in catalytic converter thefts
• Judge seals clandestine Sonoma County jail recording
• Santa Rosa keeps budget ax away from police and fire
• Santa Rosa killer gets his freedom after 27 years in prison
• Some SSU students, faculty push for investigation into student center vote
• Marin forecast sees opportunity for biotech
• Eight North Bay small businesses recognized as ‘climate-smart’
• Freight approved to return to the Northwestern Pacific Railroad
• Car thief avoids third strike and a life sentence
• Injured Windsor cyclist dies a month after fall
• Fewer Sonoma County schools earn top state rankings
• Leaking chemical cannister prompts hazardous materials response in Santa Rosa
• Cinco de Mayo celebration under way
• SRJC renews recruitment for president
• Lake County woman arrested in suspected prescription fraud
• Ukiah woman arrested on vandalism charge after motel room mess
• Documents detail firing of Sonoma County ag chief
• Man, boy arrested on suspicion of Petaluma burglaries
• Man found with gunshot wound to head in Rohnert Park shopping center parking lot
• Firefighters battle Cloverdale house fire
• Big rig crash blocks Highway 162
• Howarth parking-fee issue returns
• Sonoma County's pension contributions to grow by two-thirds
• Cinco de Mayo DUI crackdown today
• Windsor town officials decry proposed school site
• Time to sneeze
• Ukiah trial set for woman accused of trying to kill disabled son
• Body of Santa Rosa man returns today from Afghanistan
• Healdsburg murder suspect claims illegal eavesdropping
• Foodies relish rise of Latino markets around Sonoma County
• Santa Rosa council reduces layoff benefits
• Students get a look at their feathery neighbors
• Wine industry remembers Kenwood's Mike Lee
• Temperatures today expected to touch record levels
• Petaluma OK's compromise transit contract
• 2011 Construction Conference registration closes Friday
• Missing SSU student's phone, debit card used in Sonoma County
• Kenwood Vineyards co-founder Mike Lee dies
• Geologist cleared of negligence in Healdsburg's Saggio Hills plan
• 10 who go beyond classroom work
• SSU vote to hike fees for student center challenged
• Council divided over Santa Rosa police spending
• Sonoma County hires interim, part-time ag commissioner
• 'Pasted like a freckle against the granite'
• Marin Community Foundation gives $1 million in grants
• World trade is a tough lesson
• Gluing Machinery and Systems to expand in new space
• Sonoma County renews contract with autopsy group despite past troubles
• Sonoma County makes move to monitor ground water
• Santa Rosa man gets 25 years in prison for raping stepdaughter
• Rohnert Park family stops to help woman but ends up coated in pepper spray
• Cloverdale man pleads guilty in Illinois marijuana case
• Healdsburg puts redevelopment projects on fast track
• Wandering horse killed by car on Highway 128 near Boonville
• Defect found in some PG&E SmartMeters
• Family escapes morning closet fire
• Graffiti vandal tags fire prevention sign
• Sonoma explores ways to screen big-box stores
• Students weigh in on death of bin Laden
• Santa Rosa stabbing suspect arrested in Rohnert Park
• AltaPacific reports income and announces a new branch
• Vibrators create buzz at local drugstores
• SSU students display mixed views of bin Laden death
• Crews to clean up dumping ground along Petaluma River
• Locals respond to death of bin Laden
• Did mother's hopelessness compel her to attempt murder?
• After Hours: The Mr. Healdsburg Pageant
• Man burned in Agilent chemical explosion still critical
• Sonoma City Council to tackle chain store issue
• Fire destroys part of west Santa Rosa home
• SMART delay fails to halt Healdsburg train station plans
• Wine Industry Conference 2011 presentations and recordings
• CrossCheck moving to Petaluma
• Pappas new Kaiser physician-in-chief
• Santa Rosa, West County nonprofits to merge operations
• Santa Rosa YPN sets May 17 development day
• Dominican University launches ‘Venture Greenhouse’
• Top commercial real estate deals: Second quarter 2010 – First quarter 2011
• The healing power of gardens
• Health Care: New CFO for RRMG; Marin cancer institute gains designation
• People: Week of May 2, 2011
• Leases: Week of May 2, 2011
• Authorities looking for Hopland man who threatened father
• North Coast lawmakers react to bin Laden's death
• Mendocino County sheriff cuts patrol miles, saves funds
• Boat parade or salmon fishing?
• Workplace wellness program to launch
• Famed Campions on march again, to reunion
• Nearly 1,000 march for workers' rights
• Calendar: Week of May 2, 2011
• Commentary: ‘Light The Night,’ save lives
• Police seek suspect in Santa Rosa stabbing
• SRJC intersection to be monitored by police
• In service to Cinco
• Battling suicide's stigma
• Rohnert Park police praise residents for spotting suspected car thief
• Petaluma police arrest 9 for driving offenses
• Police: CHP officer targeted with AK-47
• Sebastopol couple injured in Highway 101 rollover
• Kawana school celebrates the positive
• First casino debuts on Mendocino coast
• Students compete for science at SSU
• Petaluma teen appeals penalty over online 'threat'
• Petaluma DUI checkpoints tonight
• Suspected DUI driver crashes at Petaluma dog park
• Santa Rosa labor march set for Sunday
• SRJC cuts trigger changes at Petaluma campus
• Native American festival at SRJC Sunday
• Waugh District superintendent announces resignation
• Willits mourns Crook the cat
• Spring Lake owls are watching you
• Sonoma County Bicycle Coalition names new chief
• Ukiah post office advocates decry delayed mail
• Funeral directors: Bodies backed up in 'cooler'
• Petaluma plans DUI checkpoints Saturday
• Healdsburg transportation hub gets county money
• Car-pool lane break for hybrid drivers ending
• Annadel Medical Group joins growing physicians' network
• Hillside Petaluma homes taking shape
• Memorial, Healdsburg physicians join Marin-Sonoma IPA
• Locals gather in Santa Rosa for royal wedding viewing party
• In Santa Rosa, bikes and cars to share 'sharrows' lane
• Alert issued to find missing SSU student
• Sebastopol man suspected of drunken driving Tasered, arrested
• Healdsburg facing $812,000 shortfall in next year's budget
• BioMarin first-quarter loss widens despite ‘strong’ commercial sales
• Leases: Week of April 25
• Leases: Week of April 25, 2011
• Ascentia sells Gary Farrell brand to Vincraft, Buena Vista to Boisset
• Calendar: Week of April 25, 2011
• People: Week of April 25
• Summit State Bank net income $412,000
• Chappellet acquires Sonoma-Loeb wine brand
• Bank of Napa reports fourth consecutive profitable quarter
• Report: Growing pot indoors leaves big carbon footprint
• Calix first-quarter revenues up 48%
• Judge asked to shut Larkfield pot dispensary
• Santa Rosa man killed in Afghanistan attack
• SRJC to eliminate student bus discounts
• Truck crashes into Petaluma home, flees from scene
• Sonoma County Coroner exhumes woman in hopes of identification
• ID released in Mendocino County jail death
• Two arrested in Roseland home invasion
• Sebastopol faces 10% budget cut
• Lake County man arrested on suspicion of child abuse
• Agilent engineer was equipment expert
• Agilent back to work after blast
• Sonoma man injured in car crash, arrested for DUI
• Santa Rosa Costco cleared in 'pot sticker' case
• Critic accuses Cotati councilman of ethics violation
• Cellphone crackdown today
• Having a baby is like going to a hotel (sort of)
• $2 million study: Rocks and logs could help the fish in Dry Creek
• Preschool kids welcome new hamster into class
• The big difference nine students can make
• Santa Rosa Memorial starts birthing center renovation
• Woman seeks $300,000 in Costco pot sticker slip-and-fall case
• Rohnert Park electronic freeway sign to double in size
• Zephyr Real Estate moves into Marin
• Roseland University Prep gets $7 million grant for school project
• Report: Fine wine sales to grow 11% to 15% in 2011
• Santa Rosa man burned in Agilent explosion still critical
• Philo teen arrested on suspicion of auto theft, battery after police chase
• Tobacco shop gets OK to come to Rohnert Park
• Two East Bay men arrested in theft of catalytic converters in Sonoma, Marin counties
• Surveillance videos released in Rohnert Park homicide
• Three-car crash on Richmond-San Rafael Bridge slows traffic
• Flash explosion at Agilent in Santa Rosa injures two
• Petaluma council allows Lowe's study to proceed
• Wine tasting added to Wednesday market
• Charges dropped in Sonoma meth case
• Crashes slow Highway 101 traffic in Santa Rosa
• Drivers -- even bicyclists -- may face new cellphone fines
• Rain delays Highway 101 work in Rohnert Park
• Rescued chickens up for adoption from Sonoma Humane Society
• Clear Lake ready to host Heron Festival
• CHP officer injured in Petaluma crash returns to job
• Brides' eyes wide open
• Santa Rosa police focus on motorcycle safety
• Petaluma Neighborhood Association challenges EIR for Lowe's project
• Boys accused of vandalizing Santa Rosa classroom, torturing hamster
• Meechan files another complaint over Santa Rosa council race
• County may have buyer for Glenelly Inn
• Rohnert Park considers loan program to stimulate economy
• Iowa barn raising - in Geyserville
• Skateboarder in fatal crash had high blood alcohol level
• Rohnert Park to consider increasing size of Hwy. 101 electronic sign
• Latino leaders emerging in Petaluma
• Ukiah man held in knife assault
• Marin Community Foundation distributes $2 million in grants from Sutter fund
• Sebastopol town hall meeting will help you prepare for disaster
• Another step forward for fish ladder
• Bank of Marin credits some of 53 percent earnings boost to acquisition
• Customers attacked in Santa Rosa Jack In The Box drive-through line
• Will Sausalito win race?
• North Bay SBA lending up 21 percent
• Wine: Lede acquires Anderson Valley vineyard
• SSU, Bordeaux in MBA partnership
• 40 North Bay business leaders under the age of 40
• SSU wine business courses go online
• Workers comp rates headed up, experts say
• Grape Market Insights: ‘Structural shortage’ of grapes brings out buyers in 2011
• INSURANCE: High-deductible plans: Savings and some concerns
• Rubies in the Orchard,’ or in the vineyard
• Ukiah man arrested, charged with making threats over cigarettes
• Lake County motorcyclist crashes; flown to Santa Rosa hospital
• County road paving projects coming up
• Petaluma power failure temporary
• Santa Rosa church brings Easter Sunday to the street
• Evidence in Rohnert Park killing found near Sacramento, police say
• Missing man, 84, found in Windsor
• Man dies from injuries from being hit by car in downtown Santa Rosa
• Rohnert Park crash traps Potter Valley driver
• Healdsburg restaurateur's inside glimpse at the royal family
• Jess Jackson memorial service is May 12
• Petaluma will negotiate with city unions over $4 million budget cut
• Rohnert Park considers new site for SMART station
• Faces of heroism
• Drifting along at Infineon
• Motorcyclist hurt in Santa Rosa crash
• Workshop Monday on county open space district acquisitions
• Police target NW Santa Rosa intersection
• Abalone diving victim ID'd as Santa Rosa man, 44
• Nomination deadline for 2011 North Bay CFO Awards is June 1
• Jess Jackson's legacy
• Wine Conference to address M&A outlook, direct sales, new media
• An Easter renewal
• Nonprofit ‘boot camps’ to focus on trends, opportunities
• Coming to the aid of Japan
• On the hunt for Easter eggs
• Neighbor helps rescue 88-year-old woman from Kenwood house fire
• Blind couple lead safety walk at Santa Rosa crosswalk where they were struck
• Homicide victim ID'd as 20-year-old Rohnert Park man
• Helicopters rerouted
• Traffic delays coming on Hwy. 20
• Petaluma students celebrating Earth Day
• Mulas legacy continues at Schell-Vista fire department
• Searching for lives lost in the WWII Himalayan airlift
• Petaluma soldier laid to rest - 68 years late
• Rohnert Park police investigate shooting death
• Another abalone diver dies, second in two days
• Petaluma police say fewer officers affected parade arrest totals
• Rohnert Park cops lash out at outsourcing idea
• Santa Rosa police investigating city bus accident
• K-J Wine Center open; Jackson memorial services not set
• Low bids stretch the work along Hwy. 101
• Good Friday services anticipate Easter
• A new mom for Easter: Rejected lamb bonds with Petaluma family's dog
• See a pothole, report a pothole
• Convicted Lake County sex offender faces felony child molestation charges
• Santa Rosa teen out of hospital following confrontation with police
• JC Penney reopen after electrical fire
• Tobacco shop plan gets airing in Rohnert Park Tuesday
• Jackson made his mark in racing, on and off track
• Peet's Coffee causing stir in Sonoma
• Video: Nominators reflect on Forty Under 40 recognition
• Abalone diver who died off Fort Ross identified
• Vintner made chardonnay shine with nod to buyer's sweet tooth
• Lake County man arrested after firing gun in Lake County mobile home park
• 200 protest closure of Ukiah post office
• Circle Bank hires Juanna Collin to head operations, technology
• Man hit by city bus in Santa Rosa
• 40 Napa wineries to visit China on trade tour
• Wine visionary Jess Jackson remembered
• Coddingtown renovation set to start in May
• Electrical fire causes power outage at Coddingtown JC Penney store
• 'Partial mission accomplished' for Napa passenger rights leader
• Jenkel pasture auctioned for fraction of value
• Doctors Company announces member dividend of $23 million
• Homes in Southgate in Petaluma up for sale April 30
• Bank of the West hires three for its wine group
• 'Tea' author's fall from grace ripples through Sonoma and Lake counties
• Kendall-Jackson winery owner Jess Jackson dies at 81
• La Tortilla Factory named SBA ‘Small Business of the Year’
• Sonoma County wants Neville records made public -- and kept closed
• Rohnert Park man arrested in suspected lewd acts
• Ukiah man arrested in suspected knife assault on friend
• Abalone diver dies off Sonoma Coast
• Vintner Jess Jackson dies at 81
• Rohnert Park man arrested in indecent exposure incidents
• Man found dead in Mendocino County creek identified
• Report: Windsor could fill aquifer with Russian River water
• Sonoma County Museum - Spring Gala Success!
• Sheriff puts copter on chopping block
• Evans stirs uproar over losing car perk
• Another profitable quarter for Exchange Bank
• WWII soldier's remains returned home
• Evans lashes out at decision on taxpayer-funded car
• Submit nominations for Best Places to Work 2011 by May 20
• Shamrock seeks release from Dutra lawsuit
• Ukiah man injured in fight with friend
• Supes approve disputed fee hikes
• Arson blamed for trash can fires in Petaluma
• Reflective Cooper returns to animal control job
• SSU mourns Rodney the Rooster
• After Hours: 15th Annual Marin Valentine’s Ball
• Santa Rosa task force begins distilling pro-business ideas
• Big changes ahead for Sebastopol
• 15 years later, a new sentence for Nicole Bradley
• Santa Rosa man hit by car while crossing downtown Santa Rosa street
• Carmina Salcido gives birth to baby girl
• $1.7 million OK'd for Monte Rio park, Guerneville public restrooms
• Webcam means you can watch new hospital being built in Santa Rosa
• Dancing for Catholic Charities, and a chance at YouTube fame
• Giants mania fuels Little League revival
• Sebastopol activest losing pieces of his ranch
• Local Tax Day protests target BofA
• Car hits utility meter outside Santa Rosa pharmacy
• SMART ready to finalize cuts, approve bond sale
• Sonoma County Museum gala a preview of things to come
• 'Failure is not an option,' Ted Turner tells Earth Day crowd at Iron Horse Winery event
• Avid cyclists launch bike venture
• Comerica Bank hires ex-Wells adviser Clark to grow footprint
• Retired BioMarin drug researcher launches Ultragenyx
• Commercial Real Estate: Cost reset in Petaluma brings wave of space absorption
• Healdsburg Lumber expands Marin County showroom
• Clearlake motorcyclist arrested after police pursuit
• Hit-and-run suspect arrested after police pursuit in Clearlake
• County health care official says doctor network ‘important step’
• Succession the WRA way
• Planning your business exit strategy
• The people side to the succession
• Accounting: 1099 rule is repealed; CPA group honors BPM associate
• Law firm launches trademark site
• TriVascular takes Ovation across Europe
• Business news: Week of April 18, 2011
• Calendar: Week of April 18, 2011
• Commentary: Life easier — and sedentary — with tech
• 2011 Nonprofit Boot Camps registration ends May 13
• 'Screen-Free Week' at Santa Rosa's Hidden Valley Satellite Elementary School
• Annadel festival, half-marathon bring in cash to support park
• A cop and her calling
• High hopes for salmon catch
• Windsor's new schools chief gets taste of city life
• Santa Rosa salutes Earth Day
• Petaluma's tribute to butter, eggs
• Sebastopol's apple blossom safari
• Tex Wasabi's reopening in May
• Chilean wine giant completes Fetzer deal
• Pump pain: Gas prices at all-time high for April
• North Bay unemployment rates edge up in March
• Cooper returns Tuesday as Sonoma County Animal Control chief
• Napa’s Santen plans move to Emeryville
• Tex Wasabi's reopening in May
• Bringing lessons of loss to young drivers
• Sheriff: Man suspected in Covelo shooting acted in self defense
• Two men arrested in Lake County burglary after traffic stop
• Lake County man arrested on drug charges after search
• SSU students approve fee hike to build student center
• Gorin gets planning post despite Santa Rosa council rebuff
• Petaluma man treated for smoke inhalation after kitchen fire
• Brazen thieves target truck exhaust systems
• Despite tight budgets, Mendocino College expanding
• Gallaher buys Adobe Creek Golf Club
• Petaluma to revisit its ban on pot dispensaries
• North Coast breweries move up in craft beer rankings
• Laytonville man arrested in bar fight
• Cotati colleagues eulogize Coleman-Senghor
• Fix promised for Petaluma's 'heinous entrance'
• Enphase to launch road show
• Plea deals offered in Santa Rosa party slaying
• DUI checkpoint planned for Friday in Santa Rosa
• Covelo man injured in shooting
• Fire destroys barn, stored items in Santa Rosa
• Second kindergarten class added at Santa Rosa arts charter
• Public split over Bonds verdict
• PG&E pledges to regain trust
• Egg bonanza for Sonoma County food banks
• Manslaughter sentencing for Cloverdale teen includes 9-part plan
• After Hours: Volunteer Center Breakfast of Champions
• Redevelopment money funds completion of Guerneville park
• SRJC slashes summer classes, ends older-adult program
• Rohnert Park wants rules for its Facebook friends
• Cloudy day after light rain in North Bay
• Officials investigate Windsor house fire
• Arson blamed for Santa Rosa house fires
• Man arrested on suspicion of DUI after driving off Highway 1 cliff
• SRJC slashes summer classes, ends older-adult program
• Circle Bank reports profitable quarter, year
• Foley takes ‘major’ stake in Crushpad, moves it to Sonoma
• SRJC starting over in search for new president
• Walking in support of sexual assault victims
• Mall, city close to deal on parking fees
• Piner's senior class learns how to save a life
• Firefighters gather to honor Mitch Mulas
• Gearing up for Butter and Egg Days
• World War II fighters on display at Sonoma County airport
• Cool morning temperatures concern some grape growers
• Saturday get your cat spayed or neutered for free
• Bryan Stow on the minds of Giants, Dodgers, fans
• Mall, city close to deal on parking fees
• Political fortunes hinge on shape of new districts
• Coppola plans to revive Inglenook brand
• Tibetan mandala takes shape at Sonoma State
• Experts say local health care landscape is shifting
• Forestville woman crashes while swerving to avoid animal
• New EDD data shows health care leads jobs
• Building a Business: Madness, masters and business
• Will Eel River canyon railroad be turned into trail?
• When to pull the trigger on hiring? Don’t wait too long, experts say
• FPPC approves $4,000 fine for Allen's chief of staff
• Tears don't sway judge
• Cotati council member dies of aorta tear
• Property taxes due today
• State rules block schools' access to earthquake-retrofit money
• Large regional physician network planned
• Torn Ranch to move to Petaluma
• Nominations sought for outstanding manufacturers
• The environment for wine M&A, direct sales and social media
• Napa Valley College gets business center
• Sheraton Petaluma expands conference space by 50 percent
• Rail authority hoping to hear soon on start of freight trains
• Wine Industry Conference 2011: Questions for the M&A panel
• Wine Industry Conference 2011: Questions for the Direct Sales and Social Media panel
• A survey of wine industry M&A buyers
• In wake of ZIP code decision, wineries, retailers should adjust
• Amplifications and corrections: Week of April 11, 2011
• Letter to the Editor: Bauman culinary program
• Business News: Week of April 11, 2011
• Leases: Week of April 11, 2011
• Calendar: Week of April 11, 2011
• People: Week of April 11, 2011
• Receives Major Grant From National Endowment For Thehumanities
• Cotati council member dies of aorta tear
• Sonoma celebrates its film festival
• Tracking arrests of illegal immigrants hurt by lack of jail transparency
• It's time for the bear to call it quits
• Deportation's wide net
• Deportation's wide net
• Authorities investigate body found in Santa Rosa creekbed
• Civil War's start - 150 years later
• Historic status sought for Ukiah's downtown post office
• Petalumans pitch in to help elderly
• Giants' fans exult in title, victory
• Giants' fans exult in title, victory
• RealFacts forms alliance with real estate analysis, consulting firm
• 2011 Construction Conference registration ends May 20
• Kerner Optical files for Chapter 11 reorganization
• Has California become a state of ‘takers vs. makers’?
• Slow start to sport salmon season
• Waugh School District officials surprised but willing to look at Petaluma consolidation
• Plea deal in final charges connected to the murder of Matthew Toste
• Lax regulation for school construction raises doubts about safety
• Petaluma traffic stop ends in drug arrest
• Petaluma's Old Adobe School District will move forward with merger study
• Fire forces evacuation of downtown Santa Rosa Plaza
• A taste of nirvana in Lake County
• Bay Commercial plans to open Napa loan office, branch
• Construction enters new phase for Sutter hospital
• Improvements coming for two Petaluma crosswalks
• Windsor council declines to fund senior housing project
• Minor injuries in Highway 101 crashes
• 68 years later, Petaluma soldier finally to be buried
• No threat of tsunami for California after Japanese earthquake
• Lawsuit targets Carinalli associates
• Authorities investigate theft of $5,500 worth of gas from Gualala station
• CHP officer suffers minor injuries in Humboldt County head-on crash
• Santa Rosa man arrested in armed robbery of Carl's Jr.
• The ugly side of Giants-Dodgers rivalry
• SMART rail officials face tough cuts
• Rohnert Park developer turned swindler dies at 64
• New study tallies economic impacts of proposed Target in San Rafael
• Roseland to build new elementary school
• Petaluma murder defense: Provoked by wife's infidelity
• Man tending to leaves struck by car in west Sonoma County
• Major injuries in Highway 29 crash in Lake County
• Carinalli kin to relinquish millions
• Cellphone crackdown: 451 citations in 5 days
• Overloaded electrical circuit blamed for Monte Rio house fire
• Traffic stop ends in arrest of ex-con in Petaluma
• Ukiah man jailed in theft of wedding ring from Rohnert Park home
• Carinalli kin to relinquish millions
• Spring rains bring mosquito pains
• BioMarin opts out of Aldurazyme control
• Community First Credit Union expands further in West County
• Injured pit bull improves as search for owner continues
• Bay Commercial Bank enters the Napa market
• Crackdown leads to 110 citations for using cell phone while driving
• Medtronic stent featured
• Santa Rosa dad arrested in hit-and-run crash
• State wants tough Russian River frost diversion plan
• Study: Lake County one of unhealthiest counties in state
• Fort Bragg helps Japanese town
• Teens learn about dangers of drunken driving
• Sonoma County looks for temporary ag commissioner
• Petaluma council agrees to make spending cuts
• Palm Drive Hospital's prospects may hinge on alliances
• Staples plans irk Sonoma merchants
• Sonoma City Council backs away from big-box ban
• Santa Rosa will use grant to develop Climate Action Plan
• French lab invests in St. Helena wine-testing startup
• Former Healdsburg soccer league president in court
• Advent office furniture in merger with AAA
• Bank of Marin consolidates Napa offices; St. Helena to close
• Finally, a home game on home ice
• Three injured in weekend crash in Lake County
• Authorities investigate reports in gunfire in Roseland
• Big cuts coming to Sonoma County libraries
• Two injured in motorcycle crash on Highway 101 near Petaluma
• Man arrested in Mendocino County stabbing
• Web designer Synapse moving to Petaluma
• Smart phone QR codes enter the tasting room
• First Marin, now Sonoma moves on energy program
• Yountville law firm sees rising demand for green legal services
• RUP charter high adding help for college students
• U.C. students tackling energy issues
• Sixth ‘Sustainable Enterprise’ forum to be held May 13
• Sixth ‘Sustainable Enterprise’ forum to be held May 13
• College of Marin gets first of kind organic farming program
• Green Business: Santa Rosa to start GHG workshops April 6
• Spotlight: Leaders in Home Care
• Spotlight: Leaders in Home Care
• People: Week of April 4
• People: Week of April 4, 2011
• Leases & Sales: Week of March 4
• Leases & Sales: Week of April 4, 2011
• Commitments galore
• Time for Petaluma school districts to merge?
• Woolsey:
• Occidental's spring oddity
• A new pitchman role for Guy Fieri
• Cyclists grudgingly accept SMART bike path cut
• 2nd Annual Earth Day Fair
• After Hours: LifeWorks 15th Anniversary Event
• Commentary: High expectations, high achievement
• Business News: Week of April 4
• Calendar: Week of April 4
• Sport abalone season opens Friday
• Will SSU students pay extra for new center?
• Coppola's pool has a sunny opening
• Landscape architecture, civil engineering firms merge in Petaluma
• Veterans buildings draining funds, but changes may be coming
• Report of mountain lion sighting in Petaluma
• Mitch Mulas
• Santa Rosa collects $1 million from 'prostitution' motel owners
• Teen pulls knife on officers during Santa Rosa altercation
• Petaluma man, 19, arrested for suspected DUI after cemetery crash
• Lake County man arrested in attempted robbery of pharmacy
• Santa Rosa man arrested in assault on police officer
• Commentary: SSU, iHub in business plan competition
• Vineyard sheep killed by mountain lions, not gunfire
• Buck Institute pursues own graduate program, revisits on-site housing project
• Budget talks collapse as underlying issues go unaddressed
• Highway 101 snarled after Santa Rosa police canine unit collision
• Good-bye to traffic circles
• Chef Keller receives France’s highest honor
• Former Healdsburg soccer president charged with theft
• Forestville food bank receives 1,500-box donation of Girl Scout cookies
• Feds want $2 million in flood funds returned
• Lake County searches yield firearms
• Sonoma County community development buys Roseland site
• North Bay counties among healthiest in state
• Carlos Santana moves some operations to Las Vegas
• Phillips family named Napa Valley Grower of the Year
• Amy’s Kitchen signs 10-year lease for 110,000 square feet in southwest Santa Rosa
• Dominican names dean of business school
• After Hours: NBBJ 2010 Top Real Estate Projects Awards Reception
• Fireman’s Fund HQ for sale
• April 28 Journal wine conference to focus on M&A, sales
• Retail focus boosts sales for Habitat
• Commercial Real Estate and Construction: Leading commercial real estate broker sees ‘growth seeds’
• Commercial Real Estate and Construction: Leading commercial real estate broker sees ‘growth seeds’
• INSURANCE: Ukiah’s Daubeneck in alliance with Roseville agency
• Bank of Marin expands North Bay footprint
• Tax-exempt bonds alternative way to finance
• Banking & Finance: Redwood Credit Union to open in Sebastopol; also: Circle Bank makes Women’s Initiative loans
• SRJC culinary center on track
• Dominican names Bard College provost as its ninth president
• Marin College accreditation is reaffirmed
• Leases & Sales: Week of March 28
• German Sensation Max Raabe, 'Calculated to Melt Your Heart'
• Calendar: Week of March 28
• People: Week of March 28
• Building a Business: Setting up impenetrable defenses for your valuable time
• Commentary: $300,000 and counting: One man’s Human Race quest
• Women in Business nominations sought
• Nominations sought for 2011 North Bay Manufacturing Awards
• Sonoma County job growth best in four years; improvement in rest of North Bay
• Bay Area business confidence strengthens
• Red Cross to hold fundraiser March 27 for Napa sister city in Japan
• Green Music Center world class, world known
• College of Marin gets first organic farming apprenticeship program
• PG&E proposes SmartMeter opt-out plan, but it will cost you more money
• Coho return to the Russian River
• Texas man arrested in 1999 slaying of Petaluma trucker
• Rains prompt flood, wind, surf advisories for North Coast
• Not feeling budget bite
• TriVascular enrolls in pivotal study for U.S. market
• David Drew, boy of quiet courage, dies at 10
• Willits man trying to shoot Chihuahua but killed his girlfriend
• Willits mother arrested on drug charges after Highway 101 traffic stop
• Workshops to help Russian River watershed growers comply with June 1 deadline for mandatory frost-water registration
• Not feeling budget bite
• 2011 Women in Business nominations sought
• After Hours: Northern California Engineering Contractors Association dinner
• Mud slides, fallen trees around North Bay due to rains
• Volunteers turn out to build a playground at Santa Rosa school
• In search of a man wanted for murder
• Sonoma County dismisses ag commissioner Cathy Neville
• Clear Lake flood stage delayed
• Santa Rosa Plaza parking controversy swirls
• EIR for Petaluma Lowe's center sent to council
• Doris Murphy, Occidental's grand dame, dies at 101
• Ukiah men arrested in suspected sexual assault of girl, 15
• Railroad Square sign returns
• Sonoma County supervisors call for tax extensions
• ET Water receives $2 million investment
• Sonoma County to study community renewable-energy program
• Santa Rosa Plaza parking controversy swirls
• Sonoma State receives $12 million for Green Music Center
• SSU gets $12 million donation for Green Music Center
• Petaluma Sheraton expands conference center by 50 percent
• Cracked windshield leads to citations for Rohnert Park man
• Does Santa Rosa need Panera Bread?
• Healdsburg OKs alcohol at Russian River race
• Man found dead of apparent suicide at Santa Rosa shopping center identified
• Santa Rosa men suspected in church arson, vandalism
• For these kids, spelling still matters
• Project profiles: DeTurk Round Barn, Santa Rosa; Morimoto, Florence restaurants, Napa
• Custom Home magazine honors builder Jim Murphy & Associates
• Signature Healthcare commits to psych facility
• Radiation detector maker scrambling
• Western Pacific, EchoFirst develop solar-thermal system
• West County Health plans Forestville wellness facility
• Memorial implants MRI-safe Medtronic pacemaker
• Web design conference a first for North Bay
• 10th annual Wine Industry Conference registration ends April 15
• Manufacturing Engineers dinner March 29 to feature national speaker
• Introducing SSU's lone ROTC cadet
• More rain on the way but Russian River not expected to flood
• Petaluma Lowe's EIR gets public airing Tuesday
• DUI arrests after gas trouble, crashes on Sonoma County roads
• Storm victim: 'It sounded like a bomb'
• Dominican University announces new president
• Choice for SRJC president narrowed to 3 candidates
• Police robot searches Santa Rosa condo complex but no robbery discovered
• Cotati-Rohnert Park schools told to stop borrowing to meet payroll
• Thousands without power in Sonoma County due to storm
• Shoppers condemn Santa Rosa Plaza parking fee
• Poised to pitch in
• Crescent City: Tsunami target
• Crescent City: Tsunami target
• Special Olympians outshine March Madness
• Putting Sonoma County on the map - exactly
• SRJC auto shop fire causes $300,000 in damage, destroys car
• Kristi Yamaguchi greets fans in Petaluma
• Cotati-Rohnert Park teacher contract impasse triggers mediation
• Basin Street plans several million in upgrades for newly repurchased Petaluma buildings
• Exchange Bank employee embezzled $215,000
• Memorial names new director for acute rehab unit
• BEST economic program kicked off
• Tsunami: What is the risk to Sonoma County?
• 'Supermoon' comes Saturday; spring arrives Sunday
• Expert: Tornado hit Santa Rosa
• Mother of man accused in Healdsburg homicide says two families are grieving
• St. Patrick's Day reveler arrested in assault on bartender
• Fire destroys Sea Ranch home
• How concerned should you be about the threat of radiation?
• Petaluma man in Highway 101 rollover crash arrested on suspected DUI
• Winery Exchange expands in Europe
• Petaluma man faces felony dog cruelty charge
• DeTurk Round Barn is ready for your event
• St. Joseph’s mobile dental clinic wins cash prize
• Santa Rosa Plaza wants to charge for parking
• Wanted man arrested after search of Windsor neighborhood
• Big donations save Petaluma's fireworks display
• Jurors beware: Lawyers may be tracking you online
• Sonoma-Marin rail agency ponders cuts
• College of Marin board OKs plan for new academic center
• Marin General receives $2.89 million gift
• Hundreds gather in Healdsburg for St. Patrick's Day parade
• 20-year prison term in 2009 Santa Rosa drug slaying
• Blood Bank of the Redwoods in merger talks
• SSU's Japanese students appeal for aid
• A reunion story: Together again over a meal
• Blind couple struck in Santa Rosa crosswalk
• Greenbelt Alliance backs Napa Pipe plan
• Flooding on some Sonoma County roads due to rain
• Windsor Golden Gate Bridge jumper remains hospitalized
• Downed tree blocks Highway 20 lane in Mendocino County
• Two injured in rollover crash on Highway 101 near Cotati
• Mendocino County identifies man killed in high-speed chase
• Tsunami damage at Fort Bragg now $4 million
• U.S. thirst for wine passes that of France for first time
• Tsunami damage at Fort Bragg now $4 million
• County inks deal with Healdsburg to keep beach open
• Ursuline teachers to continue push for financial details
• Millions of dollars in crime victim restitution is never paid
• Suppliers see big demand in U.S. for anti-radiation pills
• Petaluma man arrested in attack on roommate after rent dispute
• Burglar in Sonoma case gets 6 years in prison
• Stabbing suspect killed in crash into tree in Mendocino County identified
• Mendocino County town seeks aid for $4 million in tsunami damage
• Sonoma County schools target 97 teaching jobs for elimination
• Evert Person memorialized for commitment to community
• Giant Dancing Dinosaurs On Stage At Santa Rosa’s Wells Fargo Center For The Arts
• State fines Novato plumber $512,000 over apprentice-training lapses
• Appeals court reverses conviction of Santa Rosa teen caught with knife
• After Hours: Lifehouse 2010 Annual Awards Banquet
• Gas stove burner blamed for Santa Rosa mobile home fire
• Bohemian Club must try again on timber harvesting plan
• Big dreams for Sonoma County equestrian center
• Earthquake ravages Fort Bragg sister city
• Laytonville man hospitalized after Mendocino County crash
• Sebastopol now least diverse city in Sonoma County
• Wet weather causes mudslide, downed trees on Highway 1
• Stabbing suspect killed in Mendocino County crash
• Lagunitas plans $9.5 million expansion
• Sutter system looks at $700 million in savings
• Commercial real estate market shows signs of strengthening
• Forecast sees additional hiring in second quarter
• Sonoma County Economic Development board releases data for nine cities
• Residential Real Estate: Investment firm Praxis buys 54-unit Texas apartment property
• Restaurant Zócalos opens in Adobe Center
• TeamLogic opens in Santa Rosa
• Alliance Medical Center offers resource guide
• Amplifications and corrections: Friedemann Goldberg on the list of largest law firms
• Wineries get more light-weight bottle options
• Wine: Cecchetti wine sales rise 39%; top North Coast pruners; what is an intern?
• Urban wineries cluster near downtown Santa Rosa
• Grape Market Insights: Lowest Sonoma Co. chardonnay price in four years calls for marketing savvy
• Marin County office: Outlook brighter than in two years
• Napa County retail: Valley is ‘under-retailed’ despite some downtown vacancies
• Sonoma County retail: Pent-up demand driving a surge in leasing
• North Sonoma County corridor: Wine helps ease industrial vacancy
• Napa downtown: Bring the great restaurants and retail will follow
• Petaluma office and industrial: Industrial rents expected to rise slightly
• Santa Rosa office: Market activity returns in early 2011
• Marin County retail: Shopping center tenants upgrade, backfill vacancies
• Marin County apartments: After two years of decline, rents rise as market stabilizes
• Sonoma County apartments: Rents forecast to increase 3.5 percent as vacancies dip
• Napa-Solano industrial: Year-end activity bodes well for the rest of the year
• Man stabbed in attack at Petaluma gas station
• Sonoma County remains public-union stronghold
• Strolling to colon health
• Focus on health
• Crescent City harbor "destroyed," Fort Bragg spared
• Tsunami advisory lifted; surging waves still a danger
• Rescuer: Teen bridge jumper did it 'for kicks'
• Santa Rosa economic task force schedules first meeting
• Sculptures worth $40,000 stolen from Sonoma museum
• 2011 Forty Under 40 winners announced
• Tsunami sweeps 3 out to sea on North Coast
• CHP wants Windsor teen charged with trespassing for Golden Gate Bridge jump
• Former Willits woman pleads not guilty to charges in house fire
• Chemical spill after multi-car crash on Highway 101 in Cotati
• Windsor teen survives leap from Golden Gate Bridge
• Napa sets four-day food and wine festival
• Injured Rohnert Park mom comes home
• Proposals limit salmon fishing north of Pt. Arena
• Barndiva owner 'shocked' by comedian Chelsea Handler's on-air praise
• Bicycle path court case stays on track between Oakmont, Santa Rosa
• Security cameras spot TV chef Guy Fieri's stolen Lamborghini
• Former Mendocino County woman charged with attempted murder in house fire
• Palm Drive admits $2.3 million in improper Medicare billings
• Santa Rosa trims school year, eliminates librarians
• Petaluma police crack down on repeat DUI offenders
• 1 in 11 homes in Sonoma County vacant
• Historic Sonoma house for sale at $1.2 million
• Cloverdale man arrested in fatal Alexander Valley shooting
• Judge tentatively rules Safeway not at fault in drunken driving death
• Celebrity chef Guy Fieri's Lamborghini stolen
• Protected: Purchase Forty under 40 event tickets
• SRJC students find value in garbage
• Santa Rosa man arrested for suspected DUI after four-car Highway 12 crash
• Rohnert Park man arrested in Cotati convenience store burglary
• Feds signal resumption of ocean salmon fishing
• Two injured in Highway 116 crash near Cotati
• Latinos now a quarter of Sonoma County's population
• Latinos now a quarter of Sonoma County's population
• Rohnert Park transfers land to protect redevelopment funds
• Petaluma strikes bank deal to save redevelopment money
• Latinos now a quarter of Sonoma County's population
• Former PD publisher, philanthropist dies
• Sonoma council declines to reconsider vote on bike lanes
• Healdsburg vows to fight decision on downtown post office
• SRJC joins the rush to raise parking fines
• Santa Rosa woman arrested in attempted motel fire
• Family of victim in Kawana school killing speaks out
• Petaluma to offer city workers incentive to retire
• Sonoma council backs effort to take over Montini Preserve
• Healdsburg vows to fight decision on downtown post office
• Petaluma man with two DUIs caught driving away from bar
• New direction for Santa Rosa's street market
• SRJC joins the rush to raise parking fines
• Naturalization information session set for March 19
• After Hours: Vista Family Health Center Grand Opening
• Community Baptist Church has a new leader
• Founder of Los Robles Lodge dies in Santa Rosa
• San Rafael’s Zep Solar signs China deal
• San Rafael’s Zep Solar signs China deal
• Memorial doctors perform angiogram from wrist
• Note to our readers on the new look for the Business Journal
• Conference issues a wake-up call on pensions
• Two Pinnacle Homes projects in Chapter 11 reorganization
• Connecting talent and finance
• Mill Valley website startup a model Marin company
• Mill Valley website startup a model Marin company
• Marin County: Corte Madera fixture WinCup leaving for Arizona
• Spotlight: Law firm managing partners
• Community Baptist Church has a new leader
• Business News: Week of March 7
• Business News: Week of March 7
• Leases & Sales: Week of March 7
• Leases & Sales: Week of March 7
• Calendar: Week of March 7
• Calendar: Week of March 7
• People: Week of March 7
• People: Week of March 7
• Commentary: Dow is about 15% from its high; is there a plan for your 401(k)?
• Commentary: For 30 years of the Human Race, companies rise up for community
• Impact Marin Conference Thursday at Embassy Suites
• Incoming bishop wants to help you get to heaven
• 'Millennials' flock to barrel tasting
• Next Santa Rosa bishop brings 'orthodox' view of Catholicism
• 'Millennials' flock to barrel tasting
• Women inmates feel impact of budget cutbacks
• Cabernet winery Laurel Glen sold
• Women inmates feel impact of budget cutbacks
• A stop, drop and rolling good time
• Commentary: Cities cry foul over Gov. Brown’s funding ‘shell game’
• Committee overseeing school district consolidation seeks two new members
• Sonoma County jobless rate rises to 10.5 percent, other North Bay counties see uptick
• Laurel Glen Vineyard sold
• Berthing fees lowered at Spud Point Marina
• Lake County man arrested after manhunt
• Former Mendocino County woman faces charges in house fire
• Petaluma Health Care District takes first step to sell, lease Southpoint property
• Basin Street names Birdsall regional partner
• Airport fix includes change to runways
• Babula retires as dean of SSU School of Arts and Humanities
• Enphase expands to Europe
• Couple's Sonoma County beach wedding becomes YouTube sensation
• Wet weather good for summer water supply in Sonoma County
• Sonoma County's energy program gets boost
• Meet the Miss Sonoma County 2011 contestants
• Saddle mystery solved
• Authorities investigate armed home invasion robbery in Mendocino County
• High school playoffs fuel North Coast's pride, passion
• Petaluma mayor apologizes for harassment
• Low-key budget protest at SSU
• No injuries in two-car crash on Guerneville Road
• Car crashes into ditch after swerving to avoid sheep in Santa Rosa
• Saddle mystery solved
• EDB releases Sonoma County city economic reports
• Sonoma County to hold ag land, preserve zoning rules workshop on March 7
• Santa Rosa scraps Munch Mondays
• Deadline for vineyard workers’ children scholarship is April 15
• Santa Rosa prepares for return of freight trains
• From this morning’s Sonoma County Alliance meeting: Local officials discuss proposed redevelopment cuts
• Santa Rosa mom faces DUI charge in SUV crash with kids
• Sonoma County looks to 'memberships' to help fund parks
• Three people injured in Highway 12 crash near Oakmont
• Authorities search for Point Arena woman suspected in attack
• Minor injuries in Santa Rosa crash
• Rain expected to continue around North Coast
• SEC alleges Larkspur fund manager ‘side pocketed’ $12 million
• Mom, 3 kids hurt in possible DUI
• Latinos in the Workplace seminar coming March 10
• Ascentia to move Buena Vista wine brand to Geyserville
• Redwood Trust announces completion of prime residential mortgage securitization
• New tool for Sonoma County firefighters
• How Kearney won surprise selection to Petaluma council
• Fetzer sold to Chilean wine company for $238 million
• G&G Specialty Foods is part of $270 million merger
• L.A. school executive hired as Sonoma County personnel chief
• Fourth youth Financial Academy to be held March 22-24
• Poverty levels spike in local schools
• Petaluma City Council appoints seventh member
• No injuries in Highway 101 big rig crash in Petaluma
• Money woes force Boy Scouts to sell Camp Navarro
• Registration for 2011 Impact Marin Conference closes Friday
• Sonoma man suspected of DUI in Highway 116 big rig crash
• Styrofoam being used to fix Hwy. 101 in Mendocino
• Poverty levels spike in local schools
• Pain at the pump: Gas prices continue to soar
• Money woes force Boy Scouts to sell Camp Navarro
• American AgCredit reports record financial results
• Napa Valley wine auction harvests record $2.4 million
• County revives buyouts to cut jobs
• Business Environmental Alliance 10th annual business leaders’ breakfast is March 11
• Former Windsor mom sentenced to year in jail for embezzlement
• Community rallies behind injured Rohnert Park mom
• Parole board to consider freeing man in 2001 attack
• Winery Exchange picks up Echelon
• Town Green faces new loan challenges amid some positive news
• Looking for the next Google, SSU, cluster set business plan contest
• Banking & Finance: Circle Bank exits ‘tenant in common’ lending
• New Third Street Cinemas property owner plans upgrades
• Sonoma County supervisors create specialized team for mental health crises
• Sales Moves: Napoleon Hill: The book that changes lives
• Deadly Santa Rosa crosswalk to get signal light
• Sonoma County officials buoyed by strong January
• Hospitality and Tourism: New Napa tourism center hopes to up traffic
• Art on First aims at luring tourists to downtown Napa
• IRS extends offshore amnesty
• GUEST CONTRIBUTORS: New preparer requirements coming
• SBA to allow 504 loans to be refinanced
• Accounting: Volunteer tax help available to lower-income households
• Leases & Sales: Week of Feb. 28
• Lakeport VFW chief quits after war record questioned
• ‘Riverdance’ Stars To Join Irish Celebration at Wells Fargo Center For The Arts
• Veteran volunteers
• North Coast banks thrust into feds' war on drugs
• Developer Thiessen's dreams dashed
• After Hours: Kobrin Financial Services 7th Annual Holiday Gala
• Car impound debate revs up
• Business News: Week of Feb. 28
• Calendar: Week of Feb. 28
• People: Week of Feb. 28
• Commentary: Quick: In a single word, what is your company position?
• Building a Business: Are you leveraging your resources?
• Commentary: March 10 conference addresses Latino workplace safety issues
• Business Journal Editorial: The public will see the pension shortfall in cuts to vital services
• Body artists convene in Santa Rosa
• Wine exports bounced back in 2010
• KBBF hits hard times
• The great snowstorm that wasn't
• KBBF hits hard times
• Sonoma County health clinics fear federal cuts
• Santa Rosa tourism bureau names new director
• Hundreds attend forum on food in Santa Rosa
• Crash causes power outage in Sonoma Valley
• Chain restrictions lifted on Lake, Mendocino county roads
• North Coast recovering from powerful storm
• Republicans seek to cut funds for public radio and TV
• Sonoma City Council asked to reverse vote on bike lanes
• State launches effort to collect sales tax on marijuana
• 'You're going to be in my prayers tonight'
• Flooding closes Valley Ford Road
• 'You're going to be in my prayers tonight'
• Republicans seek to cut funds for public radio and TV
• State launches effort to collect sales tax on marijuana
• Redwood Trust fourth-quarter taxable loss improves, net income slips
• Autodesk revenue grows 16 percent in fourth quarter, 14 percent for year
• Sonoma City Council asked to reverse vote on bike lanes
• Bradley takes plea deal at start of third murder trial
• Sebastopol offers $2,500 prize in downtown mural contest
• News from SSU Economic Outlook conference
• Missing license plate leads to traffic stop, arrest on Highway 101
• Fort Bragg man jailed on domestic violence charge after alleged choking
• Main Street Theater in Sebastopol will reopen
• North Coast braces for more snow in coming days
• Sonoma fast tracks $16 milllion in redevelopment projects
• Snow likely as low as 500 feet
• Predicting heart attacks
• Santa Rosa jeweler's gems on display at Oscar red carpet
• Sonoma County law agencies ease impound policy
• Busing out, trade may be in for Santa Rosa arts charter
• Santa Rosa school budget showdown coming March 9
• Study finds 60% of Marin work force commutes; housing prices to blame
• ‘Working with the new CalGreen code’ workshops set for March 3
• Sonoma County law agencies ease impound policy
• Town Green Village faces new loan challenges even as some prospects improve
• Long-awaited EIR on Petaluma Lowe's project coming next week
• Agricultural diesel vehicle regulation and funding seminar is March 7
• Santa Rosa woman faces 6 years prison for Highway 101 traffic death
• Ex-Bodega fire chief paints Sonoma County for PBS viewers
• Ron Cameron, Equus' piano man, dies at 84
• One church, one tree, third incarnation
• Healdsburg summer dam saved, for now
• Bodega Bay crabs bound for China
• Sonoma bridge debate gets nasty
• Judge orders Irish priest's extradition
• Santa Rosa to consider shorter school year, larger classes, teacher layoffs
• Two injured in Santa Rosa home invasion robbery
• Standoff with armed, wanted man ends in arrest in Mendocino County
• Playmate, Healdsburg High grad shooting movie in Sonoma County
• It might snow in San Francisco -- and here
• Wine exports increase 25 percent in value, nearly 2 percent in volume
• Syufy acquires Peacock Gap Golf and Country Club
• Medtronic CardioVascular revenue increases 8 percent; company plans job cuts
• Raydiance forging new alliances
• Commercial Real Estate: Petaluma apartments attract $68 million
• After Hours: A Vintage Holiday fundraiser
• Business News: Week of Feb. 21
• Santa Rosa chamber preparing to launch BEST economic effort
• Leases & Sales: Week of Feb. 21
• Calendar: Week of Feb. 21
• Napa’s Advanced Pressure on expansion wave
• People: Week of Feb. 21
• Health coalition names CEO for network arm
• Annual Impact Marin conference March 10 focuses on economy
• Finance & Real Estate: Two-year-old Praxis Capital launches real estate investment fund
• Wine: Smaller decline in winegrape crop surprises some
• Ask Jen: Recruiting Questions & Answers:You lost a key employee, now what?
• Commentary: Dear California: Time to jump
• The lesson of the recession: don’t forget finance
• Children’s center, conservation corps expand services for youth
• Test, measurement tech in growth pattern
• Healsburg officials consider water carnival at Veterans Memorial Beach
• Petaluma neighbors complain about ice cream factory noise
• Locally produced food focus of forum this week
• Pacific Market shuts Rohnert Park store
• Sweet fun at Cloverdale's Citrus Fair
• Pacific Market shuts Rohnert Park store
• Sonoma County hospitals jockey for survival
• Believe it or not: Santa Rosa church to reopen
• Believe it or not: Santa Rosa church to reopen
• Fort Bragg moving toward plastic bag ban
• Huge increase in Sonoma County residents without health insurance
• Bank of Marin acquires Charter Oak
• Redwood Credit Union to absorb Cal State
• Huge increase in Sonoma County residents without health insurance
• SBA approves 504 loans for refinancing commercial real estate
• Evans seeks limits on crab traps
• Teen struck by car, injured in Santa Rosa crosswalk
• Storm knocks out power to thousands in Lake County
• SMART appoints interim chief
• Firefighters battle Rincon Valley home blaze
• Firefighters battle Healdsburg house fire
• Storm brings more rain, snow to North Coast
• Black ice, road closures due to North Coast storm
• No whooping cough shot, no school or sports
• Repeat DUI offender arrested on Highway 101
• Parsons Dance and East Village Opera Company Perform Bay Area Premiere of 'Remember Me'
• Historic air mail flight to be celebrated in Sonoma County
• Sacramento man dies when boat capsizes in Bodega Bay
• Roseland launches college readiness effort
• See it: 101MFG part of national manufacturing video
• Napa’s Queen opens wound care center
• Dutra opponents' lawsuit now claims violation of open meetings law
• BioMarin reports first $100-million-plus quarter
• Rain, snow-related issues on North Coast roads
• Autodesk to acquire Blue Ridge Numerics for $39 million
• Five Guys Burgers opens in Santa Rosa
• The Wine Country Group merges with Better Homes and Gardens
• Consumers squeezed by rising prices
• Dead person found behind Santa Rosa strip mall
• Injured Bodega firefighter sues PG&E
• Doyle Park teachers, parents object to charter busing plan
• Healdsburg man injured after home invasion, assault
• Consumers squeezed by rising prices
• Two injured in head-on collision near Glen Ellen
• Zane urges retirement board to release pension data
• More rain, snow and hail to slam the North Coast
• Lake County to launch aerial attack on mosquitos
• CHP: Officer at fault in Mendocino County collision that took his life
• El Molino grad Kim Navarro skates way around Europe
• Sonoma named one of 12 U.S. cities 'worth visiting'
• Santa Rosa 'Spirit in the Sky' songwriter alleges elder abuse
• Overnight storm causes flooding, closures on some Sonoma County roads
• Santa Rosa council OKs two cycling routes
• Sebastopol City Council votes no on SmartMeter moratorium
• Mendocino County man arrested after threatening mother
• Snow reported in Mendocino, Lake counties
• Impact Marin conference to focus on improving local economy
• Thompson bill would make airline passenger bill of rights a federal law
• Alice in Wonderland
• Oculus gets $1 million to develop Microcyn
• Autodesk plans to acquire Scaleform for $36 million
• Foster’s plans wine business demerger in May
• Sonoma County public land opened to growers
• Sonoma County OKs putting Glenelly Inn up for sale
• Santa Rosa offers $10,000 to turn graffiti-marred fences into murals
• Healdsburg boy, fundraising efforts to be featured on 'Today'
• Rohnert Park studies sheriff taking over police services
• Two men suspected in attempted robbery at Santa Rosa check-cashing store
• Healdsburg police send soccer embezzlement case to D.A.
• Petaluma apartment complex sells for $68 million
• Tegal third-quarter revenue falls by two-thirds
• Ghirardo, Scott Porter CPA merge
• Agilent locally based group revenues rise 31 percent
• Property owners want input on county's plan to sell Glenelly Inn
• Paddlers to race on Russian River to raise money for parks
• Petaluma finds shelter for homeless vets
• Santa Rosa apartment fire linked to pot garden
• Another $22 million for Sonoma Orthopedic
• PG&E SmartMeter issue revived in Sebastopol
• Allen: 'Mistake' doesn't conflict with ethics post
• Humboldt County group pushes rail-to-trail conversion
• Three-car head-on crash in Sonoma Valley
• Two Highway 101 crashes block traffic in Santa Rosa
• Startup takes aim at laser advances
• BioMarin expands as it tests new drugs
• The tide is turning: On the Facebook wall: ‘You want jobs? Here they are!’
• Shareholders dispute Circle IPO; bank says stock sale ‘on track’
• Shareholders dispute Circle IPO; bank says stock sale ‘on track’
• Couples celebrate cupid's day early and beat the rain
• People: Week of Feb. 14
• People: Week of Feb. 14
• Wellness programs draw more interest
• $15.5 million Petaluma clinic set for June start
• Cotati-based ProTransport-1 expands into new markets
• Cotati-based ProTransport-1 expandings into new markets
• Sonoma State University gets an 'A+' for records transparency
• Winemaking leads modest Napa jobs bounceback
• Wine making leads modest Napa jobs bounceback
• Napa visitor iPhone app wins industry award
• Leases & Sales: Week of Feb. 14
• After Hours: Business Journal Health Care conference
• Building a Business: How not to miss the next Enron
• Business News: Week of Feb. 14
• Calendar: Week of Feb. 24
• Sutter’s Cohill interim CEO of doctor group
• Amplifications and corrections
• Lakeport city attorney arrested on DUI charge
• Humboldt group pushes rail-to-trail conversion
• Painting the town
• Healdsburg raises steelhead awareness
• Inside the juvenile justice system
• Healdsburg raises steelhead awareness
• Getting serious about diabetes
• Supervisors set a road map for 2011
• Elation, some worry in Sonoma County as word of Mubarak's ouster spreads
• Doss named director of Northern California Health Care Authority
• Sonoma Orthopedic acquires ‘key assets’ from NovaLign
• Drug dogs to search Santa Rosa schools
• Wine marketers share tips on using social media
• Valentine's Day forecast calls for higher sales
• DUI checkpoint scheduled for Friday in Santa Rosa
• Shove leads to lifetime ban for Middletown athlete
• Munch Monday may be moved outside downtown Santa Rosa
• Mendocino County man arrested in domestic violence case
• Wineries increase use of smartphone, social media technology
• Tourism Officials optimistic about 2011; revenues up
• County of Napa to hold groundwater management workshop Feb. 14
• Sonoma Land Trust gets 572-acre gift
• Munch Monday may be moved outside downtown Santa Rosa
• St. Joseph’s Dental Clinic among national finalists for funds
• 2010 North Coast winegrape crop dips 13 percent in revenue, 4 percent in tonnage
• Ag commissioner gets probation in DUI
• Three people rescued from west Santa Rosa house fire
• Verizon Wireless customers welcome iPhone in Santa Rosa
• Napa County Jail inmate critically injured after setting himself on fire
• Sonoma man in good condition after Highway 116 crash
• Windsor man responsible for 35-year-old snowball
• Salcido's 'American Idol' hopes dashed
• Tektronix to open RF center in Santa Rosa
• Cloverdale teen gets probation in hit-run
• Glassdoor gets $12 million in third round of funding
• Woman injured in one-car crash off Laguna Road west of Santa Rosa
• Santa Rosa school board makes first cuts
• Rohnert Park motel engulfed in flames
• Dole to retire in May
• Tegal sells off chip-fab products to focus solely on green energy
• Santa Rosa shorted $600,000 by clerical error
• Governor scuttles ‘short-sighted’ sale of Santa Rosa’s Rattigan building, others
• County zoning board to consider cellphone tower near Oakmont
• Russian River's 'Liquor Store Beach' gets reinvented
• Lion Nathan USA gets first California wine brand with MacRostie acquisition
• Governor scuttles sale of state buildings
• New charge in Cloverdale hit-and-run case
• Sonic Solutions goes in the black in its third quarter
• Report of man with handgun in Santa Rosa neighborhood unfounded
• Firefighters battle Rohnert Park motel fire
• Will Carmina Salcido make it on 'Idol'?
• Santa Rosa Council at odds over Coddingtown loan
• Students impress with science projects at Sonoma County Science Fair
• Sonoma County OK's $1.6 million Geysers Road land conservation deal
• Man arrested in assault after Mendocino County home break-in
• Noah's rosy future with new liver
• Brown becomes second judge to take early retirement from Mendocino bench
• Sonoma County to delay frost-water monitoring until 2012
• Dole announces retirement
• Hero pilot Chesley 'Sully' Sullenberger suing Sonoma bank
• Santa Rosa restaurateurs decry mobile food vendor events
• Key element of Russian River frost plan withdrawn
• Santa Rosa park plan gets a boost
• Car hit power pole, sparks fire in rural Sonoma County
• Armed robbery at Santa Rosa restaurant
• SRJC ready to reinstate sabbaticals
• Santa Rosa restaurateurs decry mobile food vendor events
• Healdsburg shelter's new director quickly makes her mark
• SRJC ready to reinstate sabbaticals
• Cost of water on the rise in Sonoma County
• After Hours: Teen homelessness awareness BBQ event
• Lockdown lifted at Willowside, Olivet schools
• After Hours: Leadership in Sustainability Awards
• Santa Rosa's most dangerous intersection
• Brown's budget would slash fairs subsidy
• For these foodies, Super Bowl wasn't an option
• Santa Rosa man hospitalized after crash, extensive search
• Santa Rosa motorcyclist arrested on speeding, drug charges
• Petaluma man arrested in DUI, hit-and-run after woman falls off motorcycle outside bar
• Novato man arrested on battery, strongarm robbery charges after failed beer buy in Petaluma
• Napa industrial park sells for $30 million
• Oculus partnerships paying off
• Supervisors set to consider final rules for frost fees
• Sex offender arrested for registration violation in Ukiah
• Banking & Finance: Vallejo credit union merged, renamed Community Trust
• Water quality officials set to OK dairy permits
• Sales Moves: Tweet this: How social media shapes who you are
• Metal shops seeing jump in orders
• Looking at every detail for innovation
• Manufacturing engineers society comes to North Bay
• Apprenticeship program booming with ‘innovators of the future’
• For these foodies, Super Bowl wasn't an option
• Business News: Week of Feb. 7
• Calendar: Week of Feb. 7
• Commentary: It’s time to tell the new story of Solano County
• Luttrell on Leadership: Strategic planning: Taking responsibility for the future
• Business Journal Editorial: Solano index full of promise – and one troubling sign
• Ecology, education thrive at Pepperwood
• How warm? Record high!
• Sonoma County defends coroner's office
• A doctor's vocation comes to a close
• Honoring hero of the skies
• How warm? Record high!
• Students star in Les Misérables
• Sonoma Valley on verge of losing nonstop San Francisco bus
• Dark cloud looms over springlike weather
• Dark cloud looms over springlike weather
• Students star in Les Misérables
• With jobs picture improving, now is time to market North Bay
• Big campaign coming against whooping cough
• Pliny fever strikes Santa Rosa
• Judge approves $4.3 million for attorneys, consultants in Carinalli case
• Offers pour in to help Boomer
• Woman drowns at Portuguese Beach on Sonoma coast
• 'Boomer' the Lab makes comeback
• County grants extension for homeowners reporting illegal construction
• Volunteers begin river cleanup of Korbel dump debris
• Bomb scare at Sonoma Co. airport
• Fans line up for Pliny
• Oven fire burns Penngrove kitchen
• Windsor man at the scene of chaos in Egypt
• Girl Scouts honor Napa Valley chef
• Petaluma burglary suspect still at large
• Oculus revenues up
• Calix revenues jump 21.5 percent
• 'Boomer' the Lab makes comeback
• Kids get a chance to plan their own playground
• Philanthropist with Sonoma County roots donates $3.5 million to Buck Center
• TWiT leases big space in Petaluma
• Windsor man at the scene of chaos in Egypt
• Casa Grande High's Academic Decathlon team prepares for Saturday competition
• Could sustained job growth be returning to Sonoma County?
• Board urged not to split Santa Rosa arts charter
• Gun threat on Sonoma County Transit bus unfounded
• Repeat DUI offender arrested for speeding in Healdsburg
• Momentum builds for plastic bag ban
• Angwin man killed in crash remembered as gentle soul
• Allen aide fined for FPPC violation
• Suisun City man killed in motorcycle crash near Petaluma identified
• Santa Rosa man arrested on DUI, child endangerment charges
• Saintsbury sells Garnet wine label to grape supplier
• A Rohnert Park boy will receive a portion of his father's liver Monday
• Rohnert Park sponsors Waldorf-style charter high school
• 18 applicants for SRJC presidency
• Tour of California strengthens anti-doping program
• Manslaughter charge could be added in Cloverdale hit-and-run case
• Midwest winter storm forces some flight cancellations at Bay Area airports
• Possible fatal motorcycle crash near Petaluma
• Payroll report sheds light on fire districts
• Fire destroys rabbit slaughterhouse near Rohnert Park
• Cats perish, dogs rescued from Petaluma house fire
• Angwin man killed in rural Sonoma County crash identified
• Richmond-San Rafael Bridge lane reopen after crash
• BioMarin starts pivotal clinical trial for GALNS treatment
• 40 years at SRJC and torch still burns
• Zane returns to board, thanks community for support
• Cemetery's mistake leaves Windsor family in tears
• Sonoma County residents eye turmoil in Egypt
• Man drives van into water at Petaluma marina
• One dead, one injured in rural Sonoma County crash
• 19 applicants, but Petaluma council can't find the one
• Marijuana, money stolen in armed home invasion in Rohnert Park
• Cemetery's mistake leaves Windsor family in tears
• After Hours: United Way of the Wine Country’s Tocqueville Society Gala
• Commentary: Time to tell Solano’s story
• Sonoma County residents eye turmoil in Egypt
• Buck gets $3.5 million for Alzheimer’s research
• 2011 Impact Marin Conference registration ends March 4
• Lucy, Linus and Rerun: A look at sibling rivalry
• Ft. Bragg teacher a reluctant hero
• Ukiah man arrested in clothes iron theft
• Two arrested in alcohol-buying sting in Santa Rosa
• Santa Rosa woman dies of burn injuries after setting clothes on fire
• Sentencing postponed for Healdsburg embezzler
• Santa Rosa gets ready for a makeover
• Petaluma next city to secure money for key projects
• Commercial Real Estate: Brokers see better market in 2011
• Napa startup to factory-build green homes
• Sonoma County ekes out some job growth
• Banking & Finance: Charter Oak shareholders OK merger; Daulton moves to Exchange
• Spotlight: Leaders in Commercial Banking
• Insurance experts: Focus on cost control, wellness; business sees higher costs for health insurance
• People: Week of Jan. 31
• Leases: Week of Jan. 31
• Symphony Pops Broadway Concert Offers Legendary Music and Insider Stories with Conductor Michael Berkowitz
• Injured in the line of duty
• Korbel pledges river cleanup
• Former schools chief pushes merger of Petaluma districts
• Connecting kids to nature
• Housing bust's ripple effect
• Calendar: Week of Jan. 31
• Building a Business: Five warning signs you’re ignoring the tough decisions
• Goodbye chalking tires
• Korbel pledges river cleanup
• Integra offers free T1
• Lessons in parenting
• SRJC may reduce classes, penalize long-term students
• No human toll collectors on Golden Gate Bridge by mid-2012
• Cotati bank robber wielded machine pistol
• SSU, Journal conference to address economy, public pension issue
• AltaPacific Bancorp reports income, stock dividend
• Sonoma County frost ordinance fee hearing postponed
• Editorial: Another day, another pension hole
• Former head of Sonoma County Wineries Association dies at age 62
• In search of Sonoma County's homeless
• Thousands turn out to see trophy
• No suspects in Fort Bragg bank robbery
• Laytonville woman injured after shots fired through cabin door
• Fatal Rohnert Park crash now resides in D.A.'s Office
• See the World Series trophy in Sonoma County
• No injuries in rollover crash on Highway 12 in Santa Rosa
• Dense fog advisory issued for Bay Area
• In memory of Miguel Sanchez
• Fatal Rohnert Park crash now resides in D.A.'s Office
• Summit State Bank reports profitable year
• Bank of Napa reports first annual profit
• Cigarette blamed for early-morning bedroom fire in Sonoma
• 'Happiness' travels from Elsie Allen to the world's stage
• Hundreds a day may be illegally using car-pool lanes
• Bohemian Grove 'revealed' on TV tonight
• Exchange Bank turns loss to profit in 2010
• Is Sebastopol bike friendly?
• Second lawsuit filed to stop Roblar quarry
• Santa Rosa mother arrested on DUI, child endangerment charges after crashes
• Down side of energy efficient fluorescent bulbs
• Public forum on single-use plastic bags
• Pepperwood Preserve receives $1 million gift
• Santa Rosa issues first street performer citation
• Wine prices level off
• Four-car crash blocks Highway 101 lane in Petaluma
• Authorities find missing Mendocino County man safe after search
• Expert: Restaurant wine sales recover, but slowly
• Is Sebastopol bike friendly?
• Mendocino County supervisors put SmartMeters on hold
• Santa Rosa adventurer inducted into California Outdoors Hall of Fame
• Santa Rosa teen removed from critical list
• Santa Rosa grapples with $100 million pension shortage
• Man pistol whipped in Clearlake marijuana robbery
• Santa Rosa motorcyclist remains critical after crash
• Headstand mishap sends Maria Carrillo High School student to hospital
• Injured Santa Rosa teens showing progress after weekend crash
• Man arrested after high-speed chase through southern Sonoma County
• Bicyclist injured in collision with car in Santa Rosa
• Wanted Santa Rosa man arrested after alcohol-related crash on Highway 12
• Sonoma County budget: From bad, to worse to devastating'
• Slots for GranFondo's 103-mile ride nearly full
• Well-wishers pack Mass in support of injured Montgomery High School students
• The 'e' is back in Steele Lane
• Supreme Court: Family of man shot by police can sue
• Sonoma County considers cutting 500 jobs
• Montgomery High School basketball team rallies behind injured teammate
• Santa Rosa men arrested in liquor store break-in after chase
• Coddingtown gets $2.2M to 'regain the glory'
• Santa Rosa Diocese gets successor to Bishop Walsh
• Two more suspects arrested in Ukiah area market robbery
• Lake County man injured in Mendocino County stabbing
• Building a Business: Five warning signs you’re ignoring tough decisions
• Long-time Sonoma County banker Daulton joins Exchange Bank
• Bank of Marin earnings increase 6.2 percent in 2010
• Decision on renaming Black Mountain delayed
• Montgomery High School students injured in weekend crash on Bennett Valley Road
• Man injured in Mendocino County stabbing
• Teaching kids to love science
• Bodega fire station $100,000 short
• Man arrested in Mendocino County store robbery
• Healdsburg traffic stop leads to trio of drug arrests
• Healing begins at Tet festival
• City rushes $2.2M redevelopment for Coddingtown
• Santa Rosa's pension task force to debut Tuesday
• Teaching healthy lifestyles
• Sonoma Valley Bank's downfall
• Motorcycle pursuit ends in crash west of Petaluma
• Attorney general's office to oversee Cloverdale hit-and-run case
• Kawana school community remains vigilant weeks after slaying
• New Santa Rosa rules attract street performers
• Little sign of flu, for now
• Weekend forecast: Blue skies ahead
• 21st annual Book of Lists released
• SMART's boss steps down
• Defendant in Kawana campus slaying appears in court
• Sonoma County has first annual net increase in jobs in three years
• Windsor, Healdsburg join others in rush to approve projects
• Sentencing hearing postponed in fatal Cloverdale hit-and-run case
• Calif. veterans say Brown's proposed cuts go too far
• Postal employees raise voices for Petaluma mail center
• Calif. veterans say Brown's proposed cuts go too far
• Sonoma OKs 1-year subsidy for jazz festival
• Sebastopol man killed in Highway 116 crash near Graton
• Expert: ‘Luxury drought’ challenge to winemakers
• 19-time DUI offender gets 3-year prison term
• No record-high temperatures in Sonoma County
• SRJC students cope with book sticker shock
• Sonoma drops plan for West Spain bike lanes
• SSU makes some progress in minority enrollment
• GranFondo registration hits 4,250
• Woolsey pleads for health care law
• Sonoma drops plan for West Spain bike lanes
• Marin Workforce Housing Trust gets $400,000 toward its goal of $6 million
• Personal News Network startup closes
• Social Advocates for Youth – The BIG Thank You
• NBLC Leaders of the North Bay Awards
• Economic forecast calls for slow rebound
• International journalism carves out a home in Windsor
• Ursuline finance director found dead
• Motive emerges in shooting death of Petaluma woman
• Local officials rush to spend redevelopment money
• Former D.A. criticizes handling of Cloverdale hit-and-run case
• High court Medi-Cal case includes Santa Rosa Memorial
• Ag official's mystery paid leave open-ended
• Cloverdale re-opens hit-and-run investigation
• Local officials rush to spend redevelopment money
• International journalism carves out a home in Windsor
• Constellation plans to close Blackstone’s Kenwood winery
• Sebastopol seeks to free up downtown parking
• American TonerServ shuts down
• Sonoma commotion: Bikes vs. parking
• Taking concussions seriously at SRJC
• Ravitch to probe quick end to Cloverdale case
• Mendocino man killed in weekend Highway 1 crash
• Driver injured in shooting after confrontation in Laytonville
• San Francisco investor acquires Santa Rosa office complex
• Book of Lists event is Thursday
• Sonoma County ag commissioner put on leave
• A seriously funny guy
• The human cost of cuts
• Fog-bound Horizon flights to resume
• Dense fog advisory issued for North Bay
• GranFondo registration crush overloads computer servers
• Keeping the spirit of Martin Luther King, Jr. alive
• Computer forensics startup lands in Petaluma
• SSU grad embarks on high-end vodka venture
• Sutter, Marin General sent to arbitration; district may appeal
• Sonoma EDB plans focus on job clusters; ‘Restaurant Week’ back
• Redwood Regional Medical Group adds orthopedic surgeons
• Survey finds employees a little more optimistic
• Sales Moves: Grow your business using social media to create community
• Circle Bancorp moves toward $20 million to $30 million IPO
• Circle Bancorp moves toward $20 million to $30 million IPO
• Deadline looms for frost plans
• Wine: Grower claims for payment spiked in 2010
• Tribe plans Lake County service station
• A seriously funny guy
• Keeping the spirit of Martin Luther King, Jr. alive
• Business Journal: Week of Jan. 17
• Leases & Sales: Week of Jan. 17
• Calendar: Week of Jan. 17
• The human cost of cuts
• Commentary: Optimize resources with a strategic staffing plan
• Commentary: Technical analysis can help you adjust in any market
• Commentary: Help train assistance dogs with time spent at your workplace
• Commentary: Budget proposal missed opportunity to address big change
• First Best Western Premier opens in Napa
• Napa named ‘top hot spot’
• Novato conducts pilot on energy-efficient lights
• Rohnert Park's mystery balloon
• Wineries' winter welcome
• Santa Rosa eyes new downtown courthouse
• Rohnert Park councilman's journey from civil war to civic role
• Race to redevelop Roseland
• Rohnert Park's mystery balloon
• Passalacqua brother involved in Cloverdale case
• Petaluma, environmentalists sue to block Dutra asphalt plant
• Zodiac confusion, a sign of the times
• Passalacqua brother involved in Cloverdale case
• Santa Rosa school kids celebrate King
• Regulators make nearly one-third cut proposed salamander habitat
• SRJC board sweetens retirement benefits for Agrella
• Bathroom meth lab discovered near Sonoma Plaza
• Stolen laptop contained Sebastopol substance abuse patient information
• Maria Carrillo teen 'breaks the silence'
• Lawsuit filed against Roblar quarry
• GranFondo expands and readies for Monday registration crunch
• Kawana parents want their neighborhood back
• Sonoma County schools ready for federal lunch standards
• Deputies swarm Forestville after bank robbery
• Redwood Regional Medical Group expands offerings
• Medtronic completes Ardian acquisition
• Deputies swarm Forestville after bank robbery
• Family of man killed in Cloverdale seeks justice
• Parents balk at Santa Rosa charter school's change
• Sonoma County Girls Sports Expo expands
• Santa Rosa suspect identified as shooter in second slaying
• Motorcyclist killed in Highway 12 crash identified as Sebastopol man
• Highway 12 flooded at Stony Point Road in Santa Rosa
• Santa Rosa homicide suspect linked to killing of Lauryn Hill's former bass player
• 3 years for molestation
• Court jesters
• Obama tells polarized nation: 'We can be better'
• Marin Community Foundation gives $250,000 in grants for disease prevention
• Sonoma County Repertory to close Sebastopol theater
• Nominations open for fifth-annual Forty under 40
• Economist: California unemployment to stay above 10 percent through 2012
• 'The city is safe,' says Santa Rosa police chief
• Hope dims for Windsor ballpark
• Need a job? SRJC in search of 21 full-time faculty
• Santa Rosa commits $580,000 to host start of 2012 Tour of California
• Healdsburg firm finds new audience for fermented tea
• Dead bird mystery solved
• 'The city is safe,' says Santa Rosa police chief
• Sonoma Valley High pointed toward tougher grad requirements
• After Hours: Easter Seals Fall Festival
• After Hours: Hospice by the Bay’s 2010 RCP Tiburon Mile Race / Goodwill Industries’ Ghoulwill Ball
• 2 women arrested at SmartMeter protest in Rohnert Park
• Woman arrested after lying down in traffic on Highway 101 in Rohnert Park
• Laguna de Santa Rosa gets international designation
• NBBJ Family Business Succession Planning event
• Suspect arrested in Kawana school stabbing
• Sonoma County mystery: What killed 100 birds near Geyserville?
• Gov. Brown budget would increase SRJC fees 38.5 percent
• Firefighters battle house fire in Boyes Hot Springs
• After Hours: North Coast Builders Exchange Expo 2010 / Summit State Bank presentation to Elsie Allen High School
• After Hours: PEP Housing’s groundbreaking ceremony / Smith Dollar mixer
• Building a Business: What is the cornerstone of your 2011 strategy? Think one word
• Business News: Week of Jan. 10
• Leases & Sales: Week of Jan. 10
• Calendar: Week of Jan. 10
• People: Week of Jan. 10
• Century-old winery getting new life in Healdsburg
• Kawana elementary staff, students deal with stabbing
• Santa Rosa man arrested on fourth DUI charge
• Thief steals car left running outside Windsor home
• Forty under 40 nominations end Feb. 11
• Black ice warnings issued for Sonoma, Napa counties
• Sonoma Orthopedics wins first patent
• Police investigate stabbing outside Santa Rosa home
• When it rains, the regulations pour
• Longtime camera bag-maker Lowepro expands in Petaluma
• Vintage Wine Estates buys Cosentino Winery, brings back founder
• Banking & Finance: Circle CEO named to web domain panel; RCU chief on national board
• Businesses get depreciation break
• At long last, some clarity on estate tax
• Law gives self-employed break on health costs
• Accounting: Zeisler, Zeisler & Rawson add Johnson to San Rafael firm name
• Medical group gets state-of-the-art CT scanner
• Sonic Solutions forms strategic partnership
• Opening minds to math
• Restoring a crucial creek
• Diabetes takes toll on health costs
• Diabetes takes toll on health costs
• Struggling to live with diabetes
• Restoring a crucial creek
• Cloverdale family mourns death of man in crosswalk
• Death of girl leads to crosswalk study in Rohnert Park
• A Christmas story for the North Bay
• Cloverdale cooperage sold to French barrel group
• Book of Lists Celebration set for Jan. 20
• Former Sebastopol couple die in plane crash
• Survey: Employees in West more pessimistic on job market, company outlook
• Healdsburg man's mysterious death won't be solved
• Remembering Katie: Thoughts from a family member
• Bearing gifts, sharing toys on Three Wise Kings Day
• Time to change those 100-watt light bulbs
• Black ice causes crashes in Rincon Valley, Cloverdale
• Lawsuit: Environmental groups fighting Syar Russian River gravel plan
• Olivares' task force plan exposes rifts on City Council
• Time to change those 100-watt light bulbs
• Napa, Windsor poll their residents
• Passed out driver arrested on suspicion of DUI in Santa Rosa
• SRJC grad dies of burn injuries after Puerto Rico attack
• Black ice, freezing temperatures around Sonoma County
• Sonoma limits, but does not ban leaf blowers
• Flu season making delayed appearance
• Vintage Wine Estates buys defunct Cosentino Winery, brings back founder
• Former defendant in Toste case faces new charge
• Horrific attack in Puerto Rico has SRJC grad clinging to life
• Driver dies after crashing into fence near Sonoma
• Woman found dead near Willits identified
• Traffic stop leads to two arrests in Petaluma
• Motorcyclist dead after Highway 1 crash identified
• Reservoirs full, spirits high
• Congress gives most Americans a pay raise
• No injuries in crash on Highway 101 in Petaluma
• Sports Authority to open high-end sportswear store in Marin
• Supes examining Nevilles job performance
• Black ice blamed for car crash into house in Santa Rosa
• Postal Service may whittle Petaluma mail center
• Boyfriend arrested in shooting death of Willits woman
• Officials won't rebuild Healdsburg's post office
• Healdsburg killer gets 26-to-life in prison
• Heritage tree finds new role in death
• Napa Valley Vintners names 2011 president
• Judge Shaffer dons her robe
• Rescued otter dies during examination
• Sonoma County holiday DUI arrests down from last year
• Authorities investigate Covelo bank robbery
• Suspected drunken Lakeport man crashes, dies of injuries
• Missing Willits mushroom hunter found safe
• Historic swearing in of Ravitch
• Santa Rosa's Dr. Leonard Klay receives state award
• 2011 Trends: Economist: ‘A lot of little green shoots springing up’
• 2011 Trends: Economist: ‘A lot of little green shoots springing up’
• Top 10 Stories of 2010: Despite economy, tech, tourism show promise
• Novato’s Sonic Solutions acquired by Rovi for $720 million
• 2011 Trends: Experts see modest jobs improvement for 2011
• A passion for history
• Criminal courts to start year in sprint
• A new year brings new leadership
• New leadership: County schools chief wants to be a problem solver
• Morning 5K a tradition for runners and families
• A new year brings new leadership
• Outgoing Cotati police chief lashes out at city manager
• What will 2011 bring? Depends on who you ask
• Glimmers of hope for Sonoma County hiring
• Willie Bird matriarch dies at age 83
• Relaxed marijuana possession law starts Jan. 1
• Outgoing Sonoma County DA has 'no plans'
• Get ready for more potholes
• Closing Thoughts: How to be a more fit sales person in 2011
• Glassdoor.com releases Best Places to Work
• Sonic milestone reached
• Geothermal royalties for Lake, Sonoma restored
• Rombauer creates $1M matching challenge gift
• St. Joseph signs 5-year managed print contract
• SMART fleet in contract
• Leadership, a legacy and true meaning
• Get ready for more potholes
• What stage is your business in?
• ‘To Our Children’s, Children’s Children’
• Notable Deaths in Sonoma County 2010
• Memorial Hospital ready to bargain with new 700-person union
• Outgoing Sonoma County DA has 'no plans'
• Lake County gambler hits $8.4 million jackpot
• What's your New Year's resolution?
• Storm created headaches and more rain on the way
• Sale of Rattigan, other state buildings delayed by court challenge
• Overnight guest at Safari West killed when tree topples tent
• Tree falls on tent at Safari West; 1 dead
• Mourning a free spirit
• Confiscated: Handcuff keys, knives and a whole lot more
• Driver arrested in Windsor man's death on Highway 101 in court
• Lake County Indian gas station sparks criticism
• Rain takes toll on Highway 101
• Windsor man dies in holiday snowboarding accident
• Afternoon storm to bring heavy rain, wind, possible flooding
• Sonic Solutions enters $720 million merger deal
• Poet considers bridges crossed
• Judge retains 19-time DUI case
• A second life for decorations
• Windsor schools adopt bilingual path
• No issue Dec. 27; Book of Lists event Jan. 20
• Petaluma man arrested after threats, resisting arrest
• The year's top 10 stories
• Flipping foreclosed houses
• The major players in county's auctions
• 'This is how we give back'
• Montgomery, Elsie Allen students plan for Scotland
• North Coast residents speak out on holiday meaning
• Free lunch rendezvous
• Together for Christmas
• Thompson helps turn down the volume on TV ads
• Tallying asthma's cost
• Tango Buenos Aires 'Fire and Passion of Tango' at Wells Fargo Center for the Arts
• Toy drives dry up
• Rules for a long life from late Santa Rosa businessman Lee Evans
• Autopsy: Woman pulled from Russian River died from drowning
• Year-end push for food bank
• People: Week of December 20
• Retirement rush at Santa Rosa City Hall
• Petaluma daredevil arrested in federal pot sting
• Healdsburg public sculpture with a Homer Simpson look
• Sonoma County: Highest smoking rate in Bay Area
• Crime drops in Santa Rosa
• Man's death along Highway 101 deemed a traffic case
• DUI task force tactics drawing scrutiny
• Clearlake authorities search for man who shot at woman's car
• Foster’s taps new leader for post-demerger wine group
• Ukiah wine capsule maker gets new owner
• Lakeport police hunt for clues in cold case murder
• Sonoma County Fair expands to 17 days
• Wet weather, with breaks, in store all week across the North Coast
• Cloverdale welcomes home an Iraq veteran
• Lee Evans
• Santa Rosa woman suffers minor injuries in Petaluma Hill Road crash
• Expect a rainy afternoon commute
• Two Sonoma County men arrested on repeat drunken driving charges
• Missing woman's body, van pulled from river at Jenner
• Report: Brown-Forman seeks buyer for wine assets
• Business News: Week of December 20
• Leases & Sales: Week of December 20
• Calendar: Week of December 20
• Commentary: As 2010 fades away, so do some estate opportunities
• Building a Business: Forget all the office hassles and bring joy to the season
• Ask Jen: Recruiting Questions & Answers: Yes, there were hiring successes in 2010 and there are more to come
• Cinema deal kick-starts construction on large south Napa retail projects
• Construction: $26 million Roseland school gets funds
• Codding Steel plans second shift amid big revenue growth
• Former Sebastopol renter runs afoul of the law in Oregon
• Providing health care for peanuts in Zimbabwe
• Lunar eclipse meets winter equinox
• 200 attend memorial for child killed in Rohnert Park crosswalk
• Santa Rosa man arrested in stabbing
• Anti-smoking advocates push Santa Rosa for apartment ban
• Brad DeMeo named judge; court openings completed
• Growing the flock
• Mall's "Hallelujah" surprise
• Sunday service set for Rohnert Park girl, 2, killed in crosswalk
• Newcomer Allen gets Assembly leadership post
• Will it be America 2.0 or China No. 1, U.S. No. 2?
• 3-year term for DUI deaths
• "I put my soul in this"
• North Bay jobless rates rise in November
• New law: Schools must provide water at lunch
• Two suspects detained in Rohnert Park residential burglary
• Man injured in suspected DUI crash on Highway 116
• White barn getting new home in Santa Rosa
• Uncertain funding ahead for trains from Santa Rosa to Cloverdale
• Contenders already lining up for Woolsey's job
• Mendocino County convenience store customer arrested in hit-and-run of clerk
• Four suspects sought in Santa Rosa taxi driver robbery
• Series of storms set to begin Friday
• Tip leads to Mendocino County marijuana bust, man's arrest
• Highway 101 in Marin County reopen after rollover crash
• Firefighters selling trees
• Petaluma's Nina Shuman gave her life to music
• Valley of Moon group named to run Sonoma farmers market
• Highway 101 crash jams Healdsburg traffic
• SJRC student, ex-con Rick Edwards dies of cirrhosis at 51
• Teen told one officer she was texting at time of fatal Rohnert Park crash
• Weekend storm headed to North Bay
• Senate drops tribal 'reservation shopping' measure
• New air rules may be boon for timber
• San Rafael to get SMART
• Business News: Week of Dec. 13
• Leases & Sales: Week of Dec. 13
• Calendar: Week of December 13
• Couple linked to Sonoma County crime spree caught
• It's a digital age, but copy machines flourish
• Nothing like full-ride Division I offer to induce speechlessness
• Rite of Fall: SRJC's love affair with valley oaks
• Santa Rosa council drops key parts of 'bike boulevard'
• AT&T building developer gets access through transit mall
• Everyone has a pet peeve about driving
• Suspected thief arrested after foot chase in downtown Santa Rosa
• Wanted man arrested after chase, struggle in Santa Rosa
• Hundreds gather in Fresno to remember former Santa Rosa Diocese leader John Steinbock
• Dutra asphalt plant approved
• Sonoma County landing for 9/11 jet
• Roblar Road quarry west of Cotati gets final OK
• Man hit by patrol car, police officer bitten by dog in Petaluma bar fight
• Santa Rosa may halt impounds for unlicensed drivers
• Only seven (1st class) mailing days left before Christmas
• Sonoma supervisors OK Dutra, frost rules, Roblar quarry
• Cycling legend recuperating after crash
• Report: PG&E executive's SmartMeter snooping widely shared
• Two women Tasered, arrested after attack on deputies in Lake County
• Santa Rosa considers scaled-down bike boulevard
• Google picks Santa Rosa's Sonic for high-profile project
• Book of Lists Celebration registration closes Jan. 14
• After Hours: The Business Journal’s Best Places to Work Gala Awards Reception
• Cycling legend recuperating after crash
• Sonic.net lands Google pilot fiber-to-the-home contract
• Petaluma man arrested on fifth DUI charge
• Delayed Petaluma Lowe's project awaits word from city
• Key decisions before Sonoma County supervisors this week
• Downtown Petaluma eco-hotel proposed
• Man arrested on suspected burglary in Boyes Hot Springs
• Man with knife arrested in Ukiah after slashing tires, threats
• Brelje & Race takes new offices
• XYMob launches mobile coupons app
• Kaiser’s Bob Schultz set to retire; successor to be named in January
• Guest Contributor Joe Kitts: Washington tax debate throws new questions into planning
• Health premiums rise for 2011; high-deductibles hit hardest
• Sales Moves: Next year might be the year. If it is, will it be yours?
• Alexander Valley Cellars centralizes
• Late ‘10 restaurant, tasting room revival good omens for 2011
• Decision set on frost program
• Wine: Supervisors deny Dry Creek Valley Association appeal
• Elves put bicycles under trees
• A march for the Virgin of Guadalupe
• Workers paying more for health insurance
• Roblar Road quarry debate not over
• All-electric Leaf debuts
• Holiday hot spot
• Accolades for Bender's service to Santa Rosa
• New Santa Rosa Council majority to flex its muscles
• Zane apologizes to Woolsey
• Untitled
• Osseon names CFO
• Speedway charity to donate $225k in 2010
• Meeting on water supply, fish protection today
• Years don't matter at dance
• Sonoma County's senior judge retires, sort of
• Camp Meeker explosion linked to propane leak
• New date for Petaluma Butter & Egg Day parade
• Circle Bank announces per-share price of public offering
• Rohnert Park City Council poised to choose new mayor, vice mayor
• Cotati garbage rates to rise
• Two-car crash cleared in Rohnert Park
• Two-car crash blocks Highway 101 lane in Santa Rosa
• Fallen tree partially blocking Warm Springs Road near Kenwood
• Flu clinics fall short
• Santa Rosa state fund office set for closure
• Piner students play Santa
• Sonoma Valley Hospital joins Prima Medical Foundation
• Months of hospitalization for Rohnert Park woman hit in crosswalk
• Teachers dominate new Santa Rosa Schools board
• Zane: Woolsey basically stabbed us in the back'
• Santa Rosa woman arrested on suspected DUI, child endangerment charges after mailbox crash
• Cloverdale priorities: Finances, new police station
• Santa Rosa school volunteer recovering after wax fire
• D.A.: Sonoma County sheriff's deputy justified in Santa Rosa shooting
• Hey, Caltrans, where's my 'e'?
• Santa Rosa police investigate home invasion, armed robbery
• Holiday events around Sonoma County
• Four hurt in Camp Meeker explosion
• Survey: Little public interest in rebuilding Healdsburg post office
• Sebastopol OKs medical pot gardens
• Rain expected most of day around North Bay
• Santa Rosa school volunteer burned in classroom project
• Supervisors approve program to monitor water used for frost protection
• Vets remember Pearl Harbor
• Tell us about your treasured Christmas heirlooms
• Santa Rosa bike bridge project still standing
• Supervisors move forward with revised frost-water ordinance
• Storm knocks down trees, power lines around Sonoma County
• Two arrested in suspected DUI crash in Bodega Bay
• Local Pearl Harbor survivors in Hawaii for anniversary
• Man jailed in attack on Round Valley tribal police officer
• Medical startup targets vein disease
• Hi Fi consolidates operations in San Rafael
• Morgan Stanley lease fills much of Fountaingrove building
• Sales Moves: Death of a salesman! How alive are you?
• SBA loan push could help small business
• Business Journal Q&A: Top lenders give their outlook, tips for getting financing
• Commentary: Famed investor: ‘References to EBITDA make us shudder … ‘
• Can Native Cloud Systems seed the next Web phase?
• Autodesk testing cloud applications
• Top Projects 2010: Profiles of the award-winners
• Bumpy road ahead as power shifts on Santa Rosa council
• Rembering Calli
• Jewish community embraces diversity, oneness
• Hitting the right note
• Review: Mixed results for heartfelt holiday concert
• Evans, Huffman defend legislators' cars
• Farm is eden to pollinators
• Santa Paws in Sonoma
• Attorneys seek edge by swapping judges
• Good deal or slippery slope?
• Business News: Week of December 6
• Calendar: Week of December 6
• Commentary: What do we expect from newly elected officials?
• Building a Business: The 12 days of … your business
• Top hospital list released
• Pipes to speak on economic impact of health care bill
• LSR class donates van
• St. Joseph joins NBLC
• After Hours: SSU Wine Business Institute reception
• Coming in from the cold
• Rohnert Park crash victim remains critical; driver of car is SSU student
• Skype opens up the nursery
• Oprah winner is ready for Australia adventure
• Sebastopol housing project wins national recognition
• Where are the most dangerous intersections?
• Free holiday bus service in Sebastopol
• Parents praise programs of closing school
• Goat Rock access restored
• Suspect in Petaluma bank assault identified
• Windsor's new mayor pleased with town finances
• Questions surround future of Ursuline campus
• Santa Rosa ranks 39th in nation on ‘Brainpower Index’
• SRJC launches search to replace Agrella
• Council gives positive marks to proposed Windsor shopping center
• City grants Sonoma County Museum one-year extension to expand
• Rail station near Coddingtown recommended for Santa Rosa
• Plea deal in fatal shooting results in 5-year sentence
• Under new management
• Vallejo man arraigned in Sonoma County car break-ins
• Windsor readies for a Charlie Brown Christmas
• Santa Rosa installing traffic cameras
• In Healdsburg a story of money, betrayal and a soccer mom
• Marijuana money helps Mendocino Sheriff reduce budget cuts
• Windsor man charged in heirloom ring theft
• Repeat DUI offender cited twice in an hour in Petaluma
• Fort Bragg swim center drowning in costs
• Good Earth plans to expand in 2011 move
• Morning cold
• Santa Rosa sailor's rescuer honored by U.N.
• Hwy. 101 speed limit raised back to 65 mph
• Teen arrested after Healdsburg fight, stabbings
• Marin officials want new studies on viability of SMART
• Fire destroys Guerneville home
• Rohnert Park dad arrested on DUI, child endangerment
• Access to state parks will shrink Dec. 1
• Morgan Stanley consolidates Santa Rosa offices in Fountaingrove
• Ready for a reunion
• Petaluma sisters recount experience on Oprah's 'favorite things' show
• Hearing postponed for Petaluma man accused of killing wife
• Black ice blamed for overturned car in Santa Rosa
• Petaluma moves toward eminent domain for Hwy. 101 interchange
• Holiday help for troops and families
• DUI arrests up over Thanksgiving weekend in Sonoma County
• Napa police shoot, kill suicidal man during confrontation
• Next stop: Restoration
• Top Projects Awards registration closes Friday
• Commercial Real Estate: Apartment investment market improves
• Missing hunters found safe after Sonoma County search
• Man posing as fire inspector, accomplice arrested in Petaluma burglary
• Zap making big move into China
• County to consolidate job services into one site
• Prudential California offices merge into Century 21 NorthBay
• Succession planning: Fifth-annual conference focuses on preserving the family business
• The long legacy of Costeaux bakery
• Estate & tax Planning: Sonoma woman writes ‘Estate Documents Organizer’
• Guest Contributor Ronald Wargo: Call now for this special one-time offer
• Guest Contributor Jeffrey H. Lerman: Critical lessons to learn from ‘The Social Network’
• ‘Peak’ energy pricing looms for business
• Laws that impact businesses
• Annual tree farm visits kick off season in Sonoma County
• Rethinking Sebastopol's Ives Park
• Deputy finds role on, off job
• Piner-Olivet bond's narrow victory a reality check
• Living to fish another day
• Birds of prey thrive at Jenner headlands
• Petaluma welcomes Santa
• Hurrying the harvest
• Santa Rosa Memorial Hospital gets stroke accreditation
• Tasting rooms' busiest weekend of year
• Ursuline grad makes a splash
• Bringing back Petaluma's historic trestle
• Black Friday shopping a season of hits and misses
• SmartMeter revolt persists
• Cold front bound to warm retail sales
• SSU: Fourth degree too much
• Natalie Cole Performs In First Wells Fargo Center For The Arts Appearance
• Post-Thanksgiving hiking ideas around Sonoma County
• Dine out for a good cause in Sonoma County
• Final Sonoma County votes in; school bonds win
• Small retailers mount 'shop local' campaign
• Mario Ghilotti, San Rafael construction icon, dies at 87
• Happy Thanksgiving
• After Hours: Hospice by the Bay / No. CA Center for Well-Being / Charles M. Schulz-Sonoma County Airport
• Calendar: Week of November 29
• Ask Jen – Recruiting Questions & Answers: What to do when you find out you do the recruiting
• Business Journal Editorial: Marin looks into its economic future and begins to worry
• Book of Charitable Events: Calendar of Events 2010-2011
• 'It's crunch time' at elections office as officials push final count
• Body recovered off Mendocino coast
• Sequel for indie film lovers in Santa Rosa
• Man arrested after Santa Rosa brew pub fight, hit and run
• Target store could come to Windsor
• Petaluma man arrested on embezzlement charge
• Parking crunch eased for deli, restaurant at Fountaingrove Village
• Public Media Works taps former Redbox, McDonald’s executive
• ProSight acquisition of NYMagic closes
• One dead, others hurt when fishing boat capsizes north of Bodega Bay
• New store, new optimism at Santa Rosa Plaza
• Ex-West County landlord seeks rental help
• Turkey: It's what's for dinner
• Storm brings some North Bay rain, heavy snow to Sierra
• Wrap up your pipes and plants, freezing temperatures on the way
• Airport security measures could mean airport holiday logjam
• Fire damages Santa Rosa mobile home
• Marin County D.A.: No charges against mom in smothering
• Clearlake weathers another blow
• Ashes spark Sebastopol fire
• 2 'Idol' champs coming to Santa Rosa
• El Molino High remains open despite initial safety threat
• American TonerServ third-quarter revenue increases 10 percent, loss grows
• Honors for a Pearl Harbor survivor at Two Rock
• Rain and sun to give way to cold
• After Hours: Sonoma Mountain Business Cluster anniversary / Casa Allegra Bocce Tournament
• Marin Economic Forum receives $75,000 grant from Marin Community Foundation
• NeilMed doubles space near airport
• Local agencies to demonstrate on-site asphalt reuse
• Uboldi, Heinke & Velladao buys North Bay Tax
• Sales Moves: Head vs. heart vs. logic vs. emotion; where’s the sale?
• State Farm to close operations in Rohnert Park; 450 jobs impacted
• Infineon green initiative: solar, no-carbon racing
• Career colleges react strongly to fed’s ‘gainful employment’ rules
• Spotlight: Leaders in Accounting
• Choices program reaches out to students
• Wave of restaurants rolls into downtown Napa
• Napa Business: Clinic Ole names CEO; new law firm opens in Napa
• Destination Council moves to Riverfront
• People: Week of November 22
• No bike lanes in eco-conscious Sebastopol
• 'Grandpa Hank' there for kids in need
• Santa Rosa schools' budget woes topic of public meetings
• Plunging enrollment at private schools
• A hunger to serve
• Let's talk turkey
• Storm hits hard
• Leases & Sales: Week of November 22
• Calendar: Week of November 22
• Mesa Beverage leads way
• Olivares in line to be Santa Rosa's next mayor
• Accepting the challenge to care for the uninsured
• Building a Business: Pull the sword from the stone and become a cash flow knight
• Business Journal Editorial: State Farm’s closure another economic blow
• Courtyard by Marriott get new general managers
• Weekend forecast calls for cold and wet
• Honoring Chris Pierpoint: 900 cups of cocoa
• Attack leaves Petaluma residents searching for lost sense of security
• Windsor to host first dinner for the needy Saturday
• Crabbing at record pace
• Biggest safety problems for California drivers
• Unemployment rates virtually unchanged in October
• Rohnert Park scrambling to deal with loss of State Farm
• Evans cites value of legislator/lobbyist gathering in Hawaii
• Genentech to eliminate 100 jobs in Solano County
• Memorial to expand ER, plans wellness center
• Friedman's store dropped from Petaluma center
• Autodesk third-quarter revenues increase 14 percent
• Santa Rosa schools fear deeper cuts
• Rohnert Park reacts to State Farm shutdown
• UC to vote today on 8% tuition hike
• Politics over paycheck
• State Farm to close 450-employee Rohnert Park office
• Security vs. privacy at SFO
• Carinalli $194 million bankruptcy plan approved
• Sebastopol allows patients to grow their own pot
• Novato High student pleads guilty in fatal crash
• Petaluma Seed Bank owners ink book deal
• Get ready to hit the slopes
• Healdsburg, Santa Rosa Memorial hospitals sign affiliation agreement
• After short wait, Dungeness crab season opens
• Santa Rosa Memorial, Healdsburg hospitals to collaborate on north county care
• 'Spirit in the Sky' songwriter Greenbaum faces palimony suit from 'No. 1 Norman Fan'
• Mass resignation on Santa Rosa market board
• Lake County man jailed in suspected violence against Ukiah man
• SRJC staff and teachers look to retirement
• Suspected drunken driver crashes into power pole near Rohnert Park
• Balmy week to follow Monday heat
• SMART train delay lamented
• Autopsy scheduled in shooting death of Napa hunter
• After Hours: Petaluma Educational Foundation fundraiser / Healdsburg Lumber luncheon
• Ready for another day of warm weather?
• Local commercial crab season delayed
• Motorcyclist killed on Highway 101 in Santa Rosa
• Coppola unveils ‘wine wonderland’
• Police investigate Santa Rosa shooting
• SCEIP, loan officials finding solutions
• Web links ICU babies with outside world
• Santa Rosa Courtyard by Marriott part of $56 million trustee sale
• Wine: Ground-breaking Fetzer study measures carbon
• Silver lining of poor harvest: it could help balance market
• Newest Santa Rosa health center, Vista, opens
• People: Week of November 15
• Business News: Week of November 15
• Leases & Sales: Week of November 15
• Calendar: Week of November 15
• Holiday spending boost expected
• Shopping around for shipping
• Health care from the heart
• What they were paid
• Windsor getting new urgent care center
• Santa Rosa art blast
• Trail of crimes: Ukiah man's fatal dash from the law began in June
• Contentious search for new SRJC chief
• Veterans step up to help fire victims
• Flu season off to a slow start, and that's good news
• Holiday Performances At Wells Fargo Center For The Arts
• Health care Q&A: Leaders in the North Bay
• Health care Q&A: John Kabateck, NFIB
• Study finds margins improve for Sonoma County health care providers
• When the time for real change arrives
• Gearing up for crab season
• Raydiance wins $1.75 million in government contracts
• Agilent division reports ‘strongest results’ in 10 years
• Phone calls land Sonoma burglar back in jail
• Is your road on Sonoma County's 'F' grade list?
• Bikes or pedestrians? Future of popular path to Annadel headed to court
• Ursuline sisters promise use of facilities to serve all current students
• New Art Exhibit Transforms Ordinary To Extraordinary
• Former Sonoma County animal care director must compete for job
• Parade crowd pays tribute to veterans
• Cardinal Newman caught off guard but ready to move forward
• A day of fear, faith and anger at Ursuline High School
• Bay Bridge reopen after police standoff
• Construction starts on new Healdsburg Animal Shelter
• Ursuline High: What went wrong?
• Veterans Day salute
• 'Most wanted' parolee shot, killed by law enforcement in Mendocino County
• Ursuline closure ends 130-year chapter of local history
• Ursuline High School to close
• Former Cardinal Newman teacher pleads not guilty
• PG&E executive resigns over SmartMeter ruse
• SMART postpones decision to purchase rail cars
• Santa Rosa's Civil War monument rededicated
• Sonic Solutions second-quarter loss grows
• Vacation rental permits approved
• Much work remains on rules for using Russian River water for frost protection
• Ursuline students protest school's closure
• Turning sadness into laughter
• Santa Rosa, Ft. Bragg get $4.8 million each for new parks
• Election workers make checks ballot by ballot
• Garage destroyed, roof damaged in Wikiup area house fire
• PG&E executive suspended for infiltrating anti-SmartMeter group
• Ursuline High School to close
• County frost protection plan scrutinized
• In-N-Out -- Slowly
• Food Banks: Fending off hardship
• Brad Bollinger: How about ‘300 tens’ for an economic strategy?
• Charter Oak buyout creates $300 million bank
• VinWizard, Engineered Mechanical Systems in venture
• Pacific Union ends Triad contract
• Health Care Conference registration closes Friday
• Hopkins reclaims Dry Creek tribal leadrship
• Machines with a message
• People: Week of November 8
• Leases & Sales: Week of November 8
• Construction: KriStar casts big co-manufacturing deal for East Coast markets
• North county bemoans decision to postpone train
• Mesa Beverage installs 415,000kw rooftop solar array
• Healdsburg fruit-packing warehouse may get new life
• Winzler & Kelly expands offices
• The mystery of the missing sign
• Meritage restarts $40 million expansion
• Police search home in Healdsburg soccer club case
• Spotlight on leaders in commercial real estate in the North Bay
• Sales Moves: Leadership is much more than a simple slogan
• Business cluster sets investor summit
• One man's wall of honor
• Bumpy road ahead for rural residents
• SMART votes to start train, delay Cloverdale, Larkspur legs
• Santa Rosa casting call
• Honoring the departed
• Petaluma veterans parade kicks off Thursday
• Oakland protesters vent anger over Mehserle sentence
• Reprieve extended for day-care subsidies
• Amplifications and corrections
• Gaia Hotel to become Doubletree franchise
• Star Staffing names Smartt as new co-owner
• Building a Business: Be aware of the Pale Horse, for it is the last to appear
• Commentary: Opportunities vs. obstacles: compelling reasons for growth
• Calendar: Week of November 8
• Business News: Week of November 8
• After Hours: United Way’s Week of Caring
• Authorities release names of officers involved in fatal Santa Rosa shooting
• Prop. 21 loss could mean cuts to state parks
• New approach to saving coho salmon
• A new era will emerge for Sonoma County supervisors
• Elderly man missing near Aqua Caliente
• Vandals strike mailboxes on Sonoma Mountain
• Blair touts solar project at Graton wine operation
• SMART shortfall reaches $350 million
• Balmy weather here through Thursday
• Dramatic changes likely at Santa Rosa city hall
• From UK to Sonoma County, former PM Tony Blair visits Graton
• Final chapter: Landlord loses her home and dream
• Khosla-backed Caitin launches in Petaluma
• Oculus boosts revenue 47 percent, narrows loss
• Petaluma council's first challenge - filling seat
• 8,000-10,000 Mendocino County votes uncounted
• Rabbitt: Voters were looking for balance
• 11 of 30 shots fired by deputies and officer hit suspect
• Torliatt's fall began with taking a stand
• Babb claims Healdsburg council seat by slim margin
• 'We are champions!'
• Skyhawk Village Market's Mike Runyan starts new job at ReStore
• County hopes for more than 70% voter turnout
• Barbara Walter, Sebastopol horse breeder
• Gorin and 2 business-backed candidates lead for Santa Rosa council
• Broderick victorious in Sonoma County Superior Court judge race
• Rabbitt has commanding lead over Torliatt for supervisor's seat
• Newcomers Orloff, Longmire win in Cotati-Rohnert Park school board race
• Woolsey, Thompson re-elected in two Congressional races
• Incumbent Wood wins reelection to Healdsburg City Council
• Stafford, Ahanotu win in Rohnert Park council race
• Brown, Barbose, Rouse win Sonoma City Council race
• Gurney, Slayter, Kyes take Sebastopol council seats
• Pella, Russell, Maacks win in Cloverdale
• San Francisco all set for a Giant Parade
• Glass elected Petaluma mayor; split council
• Getting Haiti's wounded walking
• A 'once in a lifetime' celebration
• Sonoma County election officials predict 72 percent voter turnout
• Mudslinging in Mendocino supes race
• Forum planned in Sonoma on PG&E's SmartMeters
• Let's go Giants
• New signs identify Santa Rosa's creeks
• Santa Rosa man died in law enforcement fusillade
• Giants World Champions!
• Banking & Finance: Umpqua opens in Santa Rosa; local earnings reports released
• Study estimates impact of proposed frost rules to top $2B
• Circle Bank looks to raise funds in IPO
• $12.1 million project for St. Helena Hospital Clearlake
• Wealth managers offer advice for uncertain times
• Vin-Go has new general manager
• Guest Contributor: IRS rule changes to impact nonprofit filings due Nov. 15
• JDSU opens optical coating plant in China
• Wine supply-chain manager FreeRun attracting attention
• Ukiah wine capsule maker to increase production 30 percent
• Commercial Real Estate: Options open for Marin Gateway
• Keith Giusto expands artisan flour facility in Petaluma
• Bay Commercial acquires Charter Oak
• 'I worked hard serving this community'
• Reaching out, hanging on
• "Conviction" screenwriter muses from Sebastopol
• Election 2010: Here's what's at stake
• Worker: Pension problems the result of poor management
• How will you watch tonight's big game?
• Halloween skies stay clear for ghouls and goblins
• Thousands of ballots pour into Sonoma County elections office
• People: Week of November 1
• Charitable Events Calendar deadline extended to Wednesday
• Leases & Sales
• Two-tier pension plan doesn't resolve financial burden
• Vote still counts
• A Coppola Halloween
• Suspect dies after Santa Rosa-area shooting by sheriff's deputies, CHP officer
• Pensions under fire
• TOG to launch spirits
• North Bay fans revel in 'electric' atmosphere of World Series
• Sustainability awards dinner set for Nov. 13
• In-N-Out, the French Laundry of burgers?
• Book of Lists cover art receives national award
• Hit piece links Torliatt position to San Francisco slayings
• Letter to the Editor: It’s our responsibility
• Foreclosure crisis' latest wrinkle
• Business group and other endorsements for the Nov. 2 election
• Protestors, scientist at odds over SmartMeters
• Calendar: Week of November 1
• North Coast congressional candidates stake out their views
• Business News: Week of November 1
• Trione leads drive to protect pools, senior center
• Light rain to continue Friday, dry weekend ahead in North Bay
• Lt. Gov. Maldonado stops in Santa Rosa
• After Hours: 2010 Legal Aid Golf Classic
• Third mailer targets Torliatt
• Applewood, Mirepoix earn stars in 2011 Michelin Guide
• Ban the bracelet?
• New security measures at Napa hospital after killing
• Carinalli decision delayed
• 1-year jail time in high-profile Sonoma burglary
• Tribe buys more land in Windsor
• Prison term affirmed for Forestville woman in fatal DUI crash
• Bank of Napa exceeds $100 million in assets for first time
• Stafford's record shapes her Rohnert Park campaign
• Meritage expansion set for early 2012 completion
• Worst-ever harvest almost over
• Summit State Bank third-quarter net income nearly doubles
• Parking under Highway 101 returns
• Join live chat with supes candidate David Rabbitt at 11 a.m. today
• Clinton raises $85,000 for Woolsey re-election campaign
• Early AM crash in Mendocino
• Music teacher takes the stand and denies molesting his student
• Hearing set in Sonoma County pensions lawsuit
• Harvest in high gear to beat Friday rain
• 'Lawless' crew takes over Guerneville
• Job advocates rally against Petaluma Council
• Calendar: Week of October 18
• Today is last day to register to vote
• Leases & sales: Week of Oct. 18
• Hwy. 101's official completion delayed
• Business News: Week of Oct. 18
• CHP investigating GranFondo hit-and-run case as possible assault
• After Hours: Business Journal Impact Napa 2010 conference
• State's pot crop worth $14 billion, dwarfs wine grapes
• Hollywood Actor and 'SNL' Alum Rob Schneider Comes To Santa Rosa
• Vegetarian Cooking School at The Garden
• Calendar: Week of Oct. 18
• Gurney biggest spender in Sebastopol council race
• Business News: Week of Oct. 18
• Would Prop. 19 curb pot-linked violence?
• Projects to be honored for excellence, contributions to North Bay
• Former foster child grows to posess a nurturing spirit
• Circle Bancorp files intent for stock offering; could raise $30 million
• Cars vs. deer: How to avoid collisions, how to survive
• Exploding aerosol can damages Forestville home
• Jobs & Prosperity gathers partners, promotes Nov. 2 voter registration
• Carinalli bankruptcy decision now due Oct. 29
• New project profile: Somerston winery, east Napa Valley
• Winegrape growers hope for timely finish to ‘difficult’ season
• Marin foundation distributes $500,000 to health programs
• Banking & Finance: Veteran banker Williams joins Sonoma Bank
• Wine: After years of waiting, IRS approves tax advantage for AVAs
• Nonprofit software shows promise
• Bank of Marin: ‘This is an opportune time’
• Flurry of attack mailers target Stafford in Rohnert Park
• Roblar Road quarry to go before supervisors
• Supervisor candidates hold online chats this week
• Wedding business begins a rebound
• SRPD targets 6th most dangerous intersection
• Impact Sonoma conference presenters
• North Bay Growth & Innovation Forum set for Wednesday
• Business group and other endorsements for the Nov. 2 election
• Showers arrive, causing some minor collisions
• Car hits power pole in Bennett Valley
• An arts event on track
• Rain doesn't dampen Napa turnout for Bill Clinton
• 2 sides of pot debate
• Fortuna man killed in 101 collision
• Effort launched to save Willits old-growth redwoods
• Kerns endorses Rabbitt
• Blurring the lines between charter and traditional schools
• Revised plan for Santa Rosa 'Museum on the Square'
• Passive home open for tour
• Impact Sonoma Tuesday about jobs and future
• Agent Orange effects topic of Santa Rosa meeting
• Register to vote by midnight Monday
• Sonoma County officials seek halt to retrofit crackdown
• Paralyzed Petaluma teen returns to newly remodeled home
• Mendocino ag land under scrutiny
• Healdsburg council candidates want economic development
• Obituary: Tamsen T. Stevenson,
• Covelo woman critical after being hit in crosswalk
• Sonoma County seeks speedy court block to action against SCEIP
• SF woman strikes plea deal in crash that killed 2 Cloverdale women
• Kerns endorses Rabbitt to replace him
• Former Sonoma Valley Bank executive Sean Cutting joins Rabobank
• Health Care Conference registration closes Nov. 12
• It’s all about getting the economics right
• Rural health clinics receive $7.5 million
• Sebastopol student injured in Occidental Road crash
• Petaluma Hill Road reopens after SUVs collide
• Bill Clinton coming to Napa to help Thompson
• 12-year-old girl testifies against her former music teacher
• Santa Rosa council candidate twice filed bankruptcy
• Death penalty would push Jenner slaying case cost to $1 million
• Downed tree across Franz Valley Road
• SUV overturns, lands in vineyard off River Road
• Bank of Marin to open Santa Rosa office
• Social Security benefit freeze unfair, some seniors say
• Cloverdale fiddle fest saved by new donors
• SMART finalizing negotiations with Sumitomo for new rail car
• Opponents of Rohnert Park casino plan lawsuits
• Subsidized day care to end for 575 in county
• Santa Rosa council candidate volunteers to take pay cut
• Petaluma Bike Blvd. plan draws jeers
• Come hike Taylor Mountain
• Once again, Barich shapes a Cotati election
• Walking a difficult path
• 83-year-old Rohnert Park woman describes sexual assault
• SRJC transfers to CSU campuses drop 40 percent
• He crashed, she came to help, both went to jail on DUI
• Candidates for Palm Drive board sue for release of audit
• CHP seeking SUV in hit-and-run during GranFondo ride
• Brown endorses Rabbitt for supervisor
• Squirrel blamed for Sebastopol power outage
• One-year jail term in '98 Santa Rosa gang killing
• Santa Rosa City Attorney agrees to flat contract
• 3 arrests in Hopland casino meth case
• Intrigue builds in Rohnert Park council race
• Santa Rosa to allow (quiet) street performers
• Santa Rosa firefighters delay pay raise
• Gloves come off in Brown-Whitman debate
• Trickery some drivers try to beat hands-free cell phone law
• Rabbitt picks up endorsement from another supe
• Firefighters contain early morning Santa Rosa bus blaze
• Motorcyclist injured in Highway 12 crash in Santa Rosa
• Suspect arrested in Doyle Park stabbing
• Petaluma veterinarian gives soldier's dog a new lease on life
• Firefighters battle house fire near Petaluma
• Lake County man arrested in gun threats
• Four people escape Santa Rosa house fire
• Spare the Air Day Wednesday
• Body found in Santa Rosa park identified
• Reward offered in search for trio suspected in Santa Rosa home invasion robbery
• Record heat in Santa Rosa
• Signs of the times
• Whitman, Brown square off in Tuesday debate
• 11 state office buildings sold for $2.3 billion
• Measure O funds nearly tapped out
• Sebastopol candidates square off on budget
• North Coast Demos swamp GOP in spending
• Shirlee Zane meets with Muslim leaders
• Dutra hearing draws crowd
• Sebastopol's Palm Drive Hospital names new CEO
• Dire budget projections could mean 200-300 more layoffs in Sonoma County
• Rider hit in GranFondo remains in serious condition
• Fabled Stone House gets a new start
• Palm Drive names new CEO
• Sutter calls on Marin General to submit claims to arbitration
• Democrats outspend Republicans in North Coast legislative races
• Golden Gate Meat rebuilding Hagemann’s plant
• People: Week of October 11
• Dutra plant set for Tuesday hearing
• Calendar: Week of October 11
• Obit: Robert Shirrell Sr.
• Leases & Sales: Week of October 11
• Sheriff: 'We don't care about immigration status'
• Business News: Week of October 11
• Lane closures this week on Hwys. 101, 116, 121
• After Hours: Baldwin, McGoughey & Co. CPAs celebration
• Guest Contributor: As workers’ comp rates rise, employers can offset increase
• Enphase Energy in 4.5 megawatt deal
• Insurance: Health bill provisions take effect; Tangram offers CompWest
• Rattigan state office building in Santa Rosa part of $2.33 billion sale-leaseback
• What's open, what's closed on Columbus Day
• Self-insured group for retailers growing
• Santa Rosa Symphony opens season with a splash
• Warm weather triggers fire warning for parts of Bay Area
• Insurance expanding to new market
• Body found in Franklin Park
• Balloon lands safely in Rohnert Park after scary moments
• Strong manufacturing sector calls for new list
• Abalone diver dies off Mendocino Coast
• Marijuana house is target of pot thieves
• 64-year-old surfer dies off Mendocino Coast
• Brush fire burning in Dry Creek area
• D.J. Grey sees shift from overseas to local suppliers
• Architectural Plastics beats recession with diversity
• CHP: Driver inattention contributes to fatal crash
• Pepperwood drafting local watershed projection
• 11 state office buildings sold for $2.3 billion
• Air regulators agree to stall off-road diesel rule
• E-mail controversy in Forestville School Board race
• Which direction will Santa Rosa go?
• A riders's view of Levi's GranFondo
• Dunham School, 140 years and going strong
• GranFondo draws 9,000 fans
• Santa Rosa police target this week's dangerous intersection
• Event to examine what will fuel local economic vitality
• Marin General Hospital breast center honored
• AIA hosts design awards
• St. Helena cancer center gets clinical trial approval
• Business Journal Editorial: Study shows encouraging signs on hiring
• Ask Jen: Recruiting Questions & Answers: Turn that promotion setback into an opportunity to grow
• Business group and other endorsements for the Nov. 2 election
• A Place to Play for dogs
• Nearly 1,000 enter Wine Country Marathon
• 'They just took them and left us here'
• Kids' museum: Collette Michaud's dream
• Faulty wiring suspected in Ukiah mobile home fire
• Leader of youth group to step down
• Court reverses decision against Sonoma County Water Agency
• Lake County sheriff cleared of campaign allegations
• Torliatt endorses sanctuary status for Sonoma County
• Petaluma focuses on economic development plan
• Press Democrat sues for release of pension records
• Rancho Adobe firefighters share a meal and a dollar
• Judge reduces jury award in Petaluma card room sexual harassment case
• Santa Rosa woman dies in crash
• Fire sparked by cigarette destroys Ukiah house
• Decision time on big asphalt, mining plans
• Motorcyclist dies in Hwy. 101 crash
• GranFondo ride under way; roads re-open in Santa Rosa
• Leivo top spender in 5-candidate race for Rohnert Park council
• Stop-and-start budget dance
• Police bust trio in Santa Rosa hotel for suspected marijuana sales
• Author tells Sonoma County crowd it's time to close gender gap
• County home sale record
• Sonoma burglar sentenced to 8 years in prison
• SRJC's community ed classes making a comeback
• UPDATE: Kaiser workers vote to stay with SEIU; opponent considers challenge
• Sonic Solutions completes DivX acquisition
• Traffic delays this weekend in all directions
• Six people arrested in drug raid on Santa Rosa apartment
• Barich leads in campaign spending in Cotati
• Santa Rosa motorcyclist injured in crash on probation
• Driver severely injured after crashing into Windsor light pole
• Conference to examine conditions needed to fuel local economic vitality
• Petaluma musician seriously hurt in crash
• Leadership skills at issue in Mendocino DA race
• GranFondo to create some traffic delays
• Dutra report released, supervisors to vote
• Unsecured creditors vote to support Carinalli repayment plan
• Turnover in Sonoma County courts provides openings for new judges
• Giants fans dress, teach, plan for playoffs
• Two convicted of murder in death of Santa Rosa drug dealer
• Money reveals divide between Petaluma council candidates
• Petaluma woman is Peet's barista champion
• Budget plan: Cut homecare, add school funding
• Wiggins absence offers clue to state budget process
• Money pours into south county supes race
• Sonoma County's child support division hit by job cuts
• Three committees key in Rohnert Park council race
• Teens busted near high school for selling marijuana
• Gorin, Bartley top fund-raisers in Santa Rosa council race
• No debate in south county supes race
• Marin to receive free charging stations for electric vehicles
• Marin County man missing in Fort Bragg
• Amgen Tour of California to skip Santa Rosa in 2011
• Petaluma mayor candidates differ on route to recovery
• High speed chase ends in motorcycle crash
• Sonoma council candidates agree: Water is No.1 issue
• Spaghetti feed to benefit stricken firefighter
• Santa Rosa council approves Spring Lake Village EIR
• Petaluma Peet's worker competes to be 'barista champion'
• Santa Rosa adopts 'lobbyist' regulation
• After Hours: Sonoma County Vintners and Luxury Marketing Council workshop / Easter Seals of Northern California Golf Classic
• Freakonomics the Movie Premiering at Third Street Cinema This Friday, October 8th
• Plea change possible in Napa Valley wine case
• Firefighters battle house fire in Boyes Hot Springs
• Mailer breaks civility of judge's race
• Driver injured in Highway 128 crash near Calistoga
• Fire destroys Ukiah mobile home
• Sebastopol council backs away from SmartMeter action
• Kids 'Walk and Roll' to school
• Night traffic delays to last for weeks on Hwy. 121
• Enlisting tutors to close reading gap
• Woman arrested on suspicion of DUI after Petaluma head-on crash
• Vintners predicting smaller grape crop
• Santa Rosa-to-Calistoga traffic delays this week
• Graton tribe's next hurdle: State gaming compact
• Calif. driver's license redesigned
• Rohnert Park casino inches closer to reality
• Will Proposition 19 change your life?
• Petaluma corn maze delays kids, traffic
• 'Diet' approved for Petaluma Blvd. South
• Obit: Marshall Marchbanks
• Rohnert Park Indian casino one step closer
• Santa Rosa woman arrested on suspected DUI
• Deficit the focus of Rohnert Park council debate
• Calling all Giants fans: We want to hear from you
• Lake County sheriff candidates trade barbs
• Santa Rosa Fire Department safety fair scheduled for Saturday
• Hundreds turn out for fundraiser to help injured Bodega firefighter
• LemMon mailer hits Broderick over marital dispute
• Dilithium acquired by India telecom
• Turning unwanted jewelry into gold
• As 'Peanuts' turn 60, Schulz family plans future
• Art collector and museum founder Rene di Rosa dies
• Passalacqua foes petition against rumored judgeship
• Two local families plan for the next generation
• Businesses more willing to look at sell option these days
• Kaiser’s five-story expansion opens in Santa Rosa
• SCEIP proponents hopeful as efforts to change policy continue
• Suit against Sutter focuses on EIR, access agreement
• Robert Half report projects Q4 hiring bump
• Sonoma Promo breaks ground on new space
• Coffee roaster manufacturer looks to grow
• DUI on a lawnmower
• Sonoma County vote-by-mail ballots go out this week
• ClairMail gets $13.8 million more in funding
• Santa Rosa Fire Chief Bruce Varner plans to retire
• It's pumpkin patch, traffic backup time again
• Lake Mendocino water level to drop, Russian River to rise
• Petaluma police arrest woman for 4th DUI
• Drizzle chills Sonoma County grape growers
• Mendocino deputies make multiple meth-related arrests
• People: October 4
• Santa Rosa gang member arrested in Highway 101 drug bust
• EducationDominican to train Marines; SSU partners with SCC
• Masked man foiled in Ukiah kidnap attempt
• Q&A: SRJC’s Dr. Robert Agrella
• Traffic delays likely on Lake, Mendocino highways
• SSU MBA seeks to fill community need
• Driver arrested after Petaluma chase admits to smoking meth behind the wheel
• Succession plan important for CFO roles too
• Another sunken boat, oil leak in Petaluma River
• North Coast frustration growing over foreclosures
• Gaye LeBaron: Those wiry fellows who rode into history
• Wine matriarch Rachel Ann Seghesio dies at 80
• Petaluma turns out for Danny
• Tea Party candidate seeking like-minded folks
• Extra police patrols at Santa Rosa intersection
• Santa Rosa deli, leaf pile scorched by fire
• Accounting and Finance: BPM joins NBLC; accounting board releases audit report
• Leipheimer's GranFondo bike race is back
• Fundraiser today for injured Bodega firefighter
• Supervisor candidates' forum uncertain in Petaluma
• A man, his horse and the search for a simpler life leads to Santa Rosa
• Sonoma County ote-by-mail ballots go out this week
• Santa Rosa fire chief plans to retire
• Spousal murder case moves ahead in Petaluma
• Tea Party candidate seeking like-minded folks
• Building community
• Petaluma felon found with rifle, Tased, arrested in Rohnert Park
• Sonoma State's $120 million Green Center takes center stage
• North Coast growers winning fight against grapevine moth
• Leases & Sales: Week of October 4
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• Santa Rosa man tries to fight police officer, arrested
• Hundreds turn out for benefit fashion show in Santa Rosa
• Feet, don't fail me now
• Two men injured in Cobb Mountain crash
• Three men arrested in marijuana robbery in Santa Rosa
• Kaiser in Santa Rosa unveils five-story tower
• Governor signs bills
• Napa departments to focus on customer service
• Napa brewery acquired
• Building a Business: First come pestilence and war, and that is just the beginning
• Calendar: Week of October 4
• Sharp debate on Dutra health effects
• Sonoma County's National Merit Scholar semi-finalists named
• Train cars headed north
• A truck every 2 minutes hauling dirt to Sutter hospital site
• Santa Rosa firefighters put off pay hike
• Big rig crash causes traffic mess on Highway 12
• He's world champion at 70
• Court commissioner settles age discrimination lawsuit
• Santa Rosa council turns off the TV on public comments
• PG&E silent on power line connected to Bodega blaze
• Rohnert Park credit union robbery similar to bank heists
• No nurses strike Monday at Memorial Hospital after agreement struck
• BB gun at school brings suspension to Santa Rosa student
• Portrait Gallery presents 'Peanuts' creator Schulz
• Power line suspected as cause of Bodega fire
• Vote-by-mail ballots go out Monday
• Cotati council incumbents square off against Barich
• New law changes kindergarten age rules
• Two gun-toting suspected gang members arrested at Santa Rosa apartment complex
• Kunde, Azevedo, Kelley to be honored at Harvest Fair
• Petaluma convalescent center fire under investigation
• Round Valley marijuana raids yield 42 arrests
• A love for the land
• Governor signs new kindergarten enrollment cutoff date bill
• Hwy. 101 crash victim identified as Fortuna resident
• Petaluma Wildlife Museum tries to rebound
• What do you think of California's Prop. 19 and the possible legalization of marijuana?
• Round Valley marijuana garden raids net 11,000 plants, 32 arrests
• Woman arrested at Petaluma truck stop on drug, assault charges
• 5 road projects upcoming in Sonoma County
• Equipment spill, crashes fouls traffic on Highway 37 in Vallejo
• Kelseyville man arrested in hit-and-run crash that killed a Lake County restaurateur
• Man killed in Highway 101 crash in Windsor identified
• Covelo: Boosters say change is afoot
• Cooldown: 99 is better than 104
• Neville pleads not guilty to DUI charges
• Jurors in Begley murder case fire back
• Help for firefighter injured in Bodega blaze
• Petaluma's sewer-rate rollback debated
• Petaluma police launch school-safety program
• Campaign launched against Mendocino County tax measure
• Santa Rosa High mourns death of aide who collapsed at school
• Driver killed at Arata Lane exit north of Windsor
• Ukiah teen brought laughing gas to school
• Health care district formally announces lawsuit to block new Sutter hospital
• Man hurt in Ukiah pot burglary emerges from coma
• Midday temperatures climbing toward records around North Bay
• 'McDreamy' to ride in Sonoma County's GranFondo
• After Hours: Engineering Contractors Assn. mixer / Chirardo CPA celebration
• So, your son/daughter wants to be a cop
• Petaluma health district to host forum on Dutra asphalt plant
• Sonoma County animal control division changes start Friday
• Santa Rosa man gets life for series of rapes
• Salmon begin their run
• Rohnert Park credit union robbed
• Text messaging ban doesn't help reduce crashes
• Will the tour return to Santa Rosa?
• Petaluma's DUI-busting program wins state, national awards
• SSU celebrates 10th anniversary of high-tech library
• Captain Bicycle Shorts learns a lesson
• Larkspur-San Rafael tunnel wins engineering award
• Governor Schwarzenegger approves bill to smooth out college transfer process
• Board completes shift in animal control management
• Sonoma County SWAT team wins 'Best of West'
• Increase in accidents since ban on texting while driving
• Downed power lines spark fire near Forestville
• Census shows toll of recession on North Coast
• Mendocino County marijuana garden raids net 17 people
• Grape growers are making up for lost time
• Brad Bollinger: Sutter hospital suit pits public entities and raises dreaded specter of CEQA
• Two days, two heat records fall
• Petaluman to head Golden Gate national park
• Sonoma County vacation rental rules advance
• A chance to grow
• Petaluma council candidates diverge on growth issues
• Santa Rosa driver arrested after Highway 101 crash in Rohnert Park
• Outburst follows verdict in guitar maker murder trial
• Two Rock Elementary reaps national recognition
• Sanra Rosa council sends 'Bike Blvd.' back for more study
• Lobbyist ordinance returns to Santa Rosa council
• Ravitch unhappy with lame-duck D.A. hiring
• Fundraiser planned for paralyzed Petaluma teen
• Supes: When will Animal Control move?
• Lawsuit seeks to stop new Sutter Hospital
• Triple-digit temps set Sonoma County record
• Jobs dominate Santa Rosa council debate
• Regulators lift Sterling order
• 2010 Best Places to Work Winners: 1,000+ Employees
• Healdsburg hospital sees high demand for wound care
• 2010 Best Places to Work Winners: 251-500 Employees
• As Palm Drive finds some stability, six vying for district board seats
• 2010 Best Places to Work Winners: 100-250 Employees
• 2010 Sonoma County Harvest Fair winners
• 2010 Best Places to Work Winners: 51-100 Employees
• County bakes; expect another hot one today
• 2010 Best Places to Work Winners: 20-50 Employees
• Residential Real Estate: William Lyon Homes opens 100-home Enclave in Fairfield
• Brad Bollinger: Winners represent best practices for the times and the next opportunity
• Part factory, part on site, a new concept in homes
• 2010 Best Places to Work: Introduction
• LRG Capital fund closes
• Obesity’s cost in Sonoma County: $436 million
• No ‘risky’ lines in Napa
• Health Care: Sutter breaks ground for hospital
• Fountaingrove golf course receives Audubon honor
• EAH takes over management of Cloverdale senior apartments
• Industry West Commerce Center emerges from Chapter 11
• Bodega fire still under investigation
• Napa’s FRG lands 450-site AT&T recycling contract
• Petaluma explosion could be linked to pipe bomb
• Impact Sonoma forum Oct. 19 all about jobs and the future
• Santa Rosa repeat DUI offender arrested with two children in car
• And now, a solar-powered generator
• Santa Rosa cyclist injured as he rear-ends SUV
• Business groups object to greenhouse gas targets
• 2010 Best Places to Work
• Santa Rosa's 'Victorian science fiction'
• Impact Sonoma Conference: The job creators tell their stories
• Road work, traffic delays on Hwys. 1, 101, 116
• Critics file suit against new Sutter hospital
• WWII gunboat museum proposed for Petaluma
• Attic fire hits Riebli Road home
• Big day for creek cleanup
• Bodega Bay loses 911 service
• 2nd District candidates seek new direction for county
• Santa Rosa police targeting a dangerous intersection
• Candidates' debates on tap this week
• 911 service remains out as firefighters finish off Bodega fire
• Petaluma: Cars vs. people
• Kennedy highlights Solfest
• Alexander Valley wines win Harvest Fair's three top awards
• Generator to blame for Mark West house fire
• A Comforting Touch
• Safety upgrade for Hwy. 116 intersection a year away
• Inside story of Sonoma County's Probation Camp
• Healdsburg hearing set on new Saggio Hills options
• Santa Rosa's bicycle boulevard at a crossroads
• Silverado operator opens office in San Francisco
• Brad Bollinger: 2010 Best Places to Work preparing today for tomorrow
• Commentary: Manufacturing group backs Carly Fiorina for U.S. senate
• Calendar: Week of Sept. 27
• Leases & Sales: Week of Sept. 27
• Business News: Week of Sept. 27
• Watchdog group accuses Petaluma PAC of violations
• 'A bone of contention' over Sonoma dog parks
• Petaluma police crack down on crosswalk violations
• Trial delayed for Healdsburg Ponzi scheme
• Cazadero gravel company agrees to restore Russian River beaches
• Sebastopol digital innovator wins $2 million Google grant
• Eucalyptus trees fuel smoky, 75-acre fire near Bodega
• 'Fresno' is back to again wow the crowds
• Amplifications and corrections
• Sonoma Coast Villa sold
• Mobile banking firm extends international reach
• Joint agreement between ChemSW and 3E Co.
• New Circus Spectacular 'Boom Town' in Santa Rosa
• Memorial Hospital nurses issue strike notice
• New safety policies created for Phoenix
• $35 million for Sonoma chicken-poop power plant
• State approves $35 million bond financing for Sonoma Valley bio-energy project
• Charter schools in Sonoma County
• Woman arrested after fight in Petaluma bar restroom
• Rohnert Park boy recovering from stabbing
• Teens arrested in Santa Rosa roadside attack
• Sakashita slaying trial goes to jurors
• Santa Rosa-area roads among worst in nation
• Study: 44 percent of men with HIV don't know it
• Jurors deadlock in second Bradley murder trial
• Sonoma County AIDS commission votes to disband
• Piner students hold impromptu memorial for ex-classmate
• Sonoma man fined $2,000 for backyard killing of deer
• With federal support, number of charter schools grows across California
• Public outcry prompts Caltrans promise to fix Hwys. 29, 175
• Charter schools' competitive edge
• Former El Molino High soccer coach must register as sex offender
• Another Petaluma driver strikes pedestrians in crosswalk
• Wine judging: Sipping, spitting and Twittering
• Marcie from 'Peanuts' coming to Old Courthouse Square
• Petaluma's Measure U fight heats up
• Santa Rosa metro area's roads 2nd worst in U.S., report says
• Vendor cost cuts save Sonoma County $1.8 million
• Why prosecutors dropped charge against wandering tot's mother
• Suits against Santa Rosa Diocese sidestep statute of limitations
• Oakmont seniors go bowling on the Wii
• Sonoma County tops in volunteering
• Cloverdale mom maintains positivity during cancer battle
• Emergency crews douse grass fire near Rohnert Park
• Forums set for Petaluma mayor, council candidates
• Santa Rosa Schools seek more student accountability in testing
• Coastwalk's first podcast on Bodega Head
• Sonoma County libraries won't install filters to block porn
• Boys academic success topic of talk
• Hot weather ahead: Good for vintners, not for firefighters
• SRJC enrollment drops by 6 percent
• Cotati considers extra money for fire station repair
• House passes SBA lending bill
• Highway 101 speed limit soon to go back up
• Power outage hits parts of Windsor
• Next Santa Rosa city manager gets early start
• Sonoma coast tasting room approved over protests
• Two proposed Santa Rosa parks get boost
• Prosecutor derides effort to review fatal DUI sentence
• Disabled advocate critical after hit and run
• Sebastopol urged to ban SmartMeters
• Petaluma candidates oppose Measure U, call for economic growth
• Wiggins gets $22,556 in per diem while absent from Sacramento
• Wine: 'Cheap is chic,' at least for now
• Rohnert Park woman charged in PTA theft of up to $6,000
• Councilwoman concerned about missile attack if WWII-era ship moored in Petaluma
• Bradley murder case goes to jurors
• Crash slows traffic on Highway 101 near River Road
• Weather heating up around the Bay Area
• Cotati council to consider leaky firehouse
• TriVascular stent OK’d for Europe
• Vintners, growers show some optimism
• A look inside Whole Foods
• Driver injured in Highway 175 crash in Mendocino County
• Kitchen damaged in Santa Rosa apartment fire
• Revised timeline for Lowe's project in Petaluma
• Road work plans this week in Sonoma County
• No Sonoma County gas lines on PG&E's 'riskiest' list
• Woman identified in Highway 101 crash near Willits
• Work starts on $284 million Santa Rosa Sutter hospital
• Santa Rosa man seriously injured in motorcycle crash
• Firefighters endorse pro-business candidates
• Car crashes into Montgomery Village area home
• Ag commissioner charged with DUI, not resisting arrest
• Geyserville man had prior DUI arrests before Monday crash
• Woolsey squares off against challengers
• Donkey's day out in Santa Rosa
• Sonoma County Farm Bureau’s Love of the Land Celebration
• Mendocino Sheriff honored for heroic acts
• Murder sentence delayed after testy exchange between judge and attorney
• A little slice of heaven has become a little slice of Pot Country
• Traffic delays likely on Hwy. 101 between Windsor and Cloverdale
• Buck, BioMarin in joint research effort
• Fort Bragg woman arrested after knife attack
• Nominations for Top Real Estate Projects awards close Friday
• Healdsburg names new police chief out of Lakeport
• Drivers ill-prepared for rain-slick roads
• Bodega residents work together to build a firehouse
• Rohnert Park house fire limited to garage
• Seriously injured Novato teen improving
• Hundreds drawn to mosque open house in Santa Rosa
• Medtronic stent OK’d for U.S.
• Napa man injured in fall at Fort Ross
• Possible traffic delays this week on Highways 1, 101, 116
• Leases & Sales: Week of Sept. 20
• DUI suspected in Monday AM crash near Healdsburg
• People: Week of Sept. 20
• Cotati police K-9 helps nabs burglary suspect
• Luttrell on Leadership: Time, cost of retreats are worth the advances made
• Pedestrian, child bicyclist hurt in separate Petaluma crashes Monday
• The Turnaround Corner: Increasing your chances of living the American Dream
• Wine: Constellation launches 4-megawatt solar project
• New waste recycling rules loom for business
• Packaging take traditional turn in navigating changing consumer tastes
• Law: Senate fails to repeal increased 1099 filing provision in health bill
• NorthBay Healthcare preparing for Fairfield hospital trauma center
• TARS policy addresses regulatory inconsistency
• SSU offering course series on ‘Sustainable Development,’ climate
• New chemical rules to have broad impact
• Education: Former Pennsylvania educator to lead Napa Valley College
• Open house set for Sonoma County Airport terminal
• GUEST CONTRIBUTORS: Best under stress: Surviving and thriving through difficult times
• Brad Bollinger: North Bay loses a community bank; Was it necessary?
• PG&E sets up hot line for gas line locations
• Some optimism returns for annual two-day symposium
• Horizon Air to start own ground operations
• Medtronic gets U.S. approval for new stent
• Lowe's Petaluma developer warns of lawsuit
• Broke Healdsburg soccer league asks City Hall for help
• Kindergarten: No more 4-year-olds?
• Petaluma police searching for suspects in attempted murder
• Santa Rosa police targeting a 'most dangerous' intersection
• Election debate season has arrived
• Drinking driver's arm amputated after Forestville crash
• Colgan Creek restoration goes before Santa Rosa City Council
• Wet roadways causing crashes around county
• Santa Rosa could get one-third inch of rain
• Rift scuttles Santa Rosa bid for housing accord
• Healdsburg chimney a landmark roost for migrating swifts
• System stymies mortgage fix
• Much Ado About Sebastopol
• Business News: Week of Sept. 20
• Drug investigation results in 2 Sebastopol arrests
• Warning light helps make cyclists safer
• Head of Becnel Family Vineyards killed in truck accident
• Finding strength in 'Trail of Tears'
• Second suspect arrested in Santa Rosa home invasion, third sought
• Police searching for woman who fled Petaluma bar fight
• Calendar: Week of Sept. 20
• Petaluma Creamery owes City Hall $604,000
• Major injuries in early morning Stony Point Road crash
• Petaluma Lowe's developer complains of delays
• Petaluma rock quarry takes another step forward
• Trione gives $20,000 to keep Santa Rosa pools, senior center open
• State rolling out health plan for thousands denied coverage
• Cloverdale casino: Eyesore or economic boost?
• Bicyclist seriously hurt after crashing on Highway 1
• Santa Rosa's Islamic Society to hold open house Sunday
• Russian Gulch State Park campground to close for nine months
• Phoenix Theater resumes concerts, but with smaller crowds
• Cross country runners recovering but no citations issued in Petaluma crash
• Criminal charges possible in Petaluma oil spill
• Coming to America and living a dream
• Flu season coming but there's plenty of vaccine
• Unemployment drops in North Bay
• Moss expands oversight of Cassidy Turley BT Commercial offices
• Cotati woman is one of Oprah's big winners
• Renaissance Faire in Sebastopol to raise school funds
• Banks one step closer to an uptick in lending
• Carinalli creditors face key deadline
• Calix to purchase Occam Networks for $171 million
• "The Vietnam Experience" ready to open in Petaluma
• Lake County's weekend wine auction a sell-out
• Roblar Road quarry comes before planning commission
• More road work this week, next in Sonoma County
• Final employee group accepts Sonma County furlough plan
• Rain on its way to North Bay
• Groups sue to block Rohnert Park Wal-Mart expansion
• Injury crash partially blocks Highway 101 in Marin County
• Mayacama Golf Club opens doors for tournament
• More ignore state ban on texting while driving
• No reopening for Healdsburg's downtown post ofice
• Charges likely in Petaluma River oil spill
• Porn star, pastor debate at Sonoma State
• Japanese firm makes low bid of $82.7 million for SMART trains
• Overcoming hoarding: One man's story
• Santa Rosa mayor, police union spar
• Rain expected to move in on Sunday
• Petaluma teen runners recuperating after being struck
• Wine family matriarch Kathleen Fetzer dies in Ukiah
• Twin sisters arrested after alleged shoplifting in Santa Rosa
• $320 million Cloverdale casino resort would create jobs, traffic
• Petaluma may lift Phoenix Theater concert ban this weekend
• For second time in a year, Sonoma County judge recalls DUI prison sentence
• Solar component maker leases former Windsor Vineyards building
• Agrella retiring after 21 years with SRJC
• Preserving Rohnert Park
• Wrong-way driver crashes into light pole in Santa Rosa
• Sonoma County home sales up 10% in August
• Knights Valley winery project delayed indefinitely
• Sonoma County supervisors approve camping fee increases
• Defendant offers alibi in slaying of Rohnert Park guitar maker
• Suspect arrested in Santa Rosa home invasion
• Santa Rosa paints dire budget picture
• Windsor bike rider hit by truck, hospitalized
• Driver critical after Old Redwood Highway crash
• Embattled agricultural commissioner present to learn fate of her department
• New county counsel named for Sonoma County
• North Coast schools get mixed results in state testing
• Use of calculators nullified El Molino test results
• Sonoma County gas leak inspections flawed
• SSU expands public health services
• 'Testing irregularity' voids El Molino's scores
• SRJC President Robert Agrella to retire
• Armed standoff in southeast Santa Rosa
• Rohnert Park council candidate embroiled in domestic dispute
• Heart Scores New Top 10 Album Arrives In Santa Rosa
• Wine label printer Tapp to expand in Napa
• S.F. multifamily investor acquires 162-unit Napa apartments for $14 million
• Codding acquires former Los Robles Lodge property
• ID thief hits state coffers for $200,000
• Law group backs pot bill
• Lane closures on Highway 101 this week
• Santa Rosa standoff ends in man's arrest
• Traffic delays possible due to county road work
• Teen arrested in Santa Rosa gang assault
• Residents fear planned closure of post office
• Thieves hit Kelseyville High School football team bus
• Tell us: Have you recently refinanced your home loan?
• Modest gathering of many cultures kicks off Race Equality Week at Elsie Allen High School
• He can't walk or see, but can't sit still
• Latinos gather at Sonoma County Fairgrounds to mark major milestone in Mexican history
• Mendocino County man arrested after suspected gun threats
• People: Week of Sept. 13
• Guerneville man injured in gun range accident
• Leases & Sales: Week of Sept. 13
• Most popular cars, trucks, motorcycles to steal
• Pete Opatz
• Marijuana plants stolen in Santa Rosa home invasion robbery
• Vic Motto
• School rankings show Sonoma County growth, but pace slows
• Final defendant in Toste murder case sentenced to prison
• Steve Farmiloe
• Construction: KB Home starts models at 272-home Petaluma project
• Man injured in fall down cliff at Tomales Bay beach
• W. Andrew “Andy” Beckstoffer
• Diesel emissions found to be a fraction of rules target
• Ag commissioner keeps low profile after DUI, resisting arrest case
• Most Influential Leaders in the North Bay
• Barlow apple plant renovation planned
• Petaluma woman among San Bruno burn victims
• Thousands of Kaiser employees start union vote
• Surprise: California gas prices drop while nation's rise
• Federal housing officials ease some existing energy loan rules
• All charges dropped against Petaluma mom accused of endangering her child
• Santa Rosa ranked No. 1 in the state in volunteerism
• 10 months later, still no resolution for homeowners of house destroyed by crane
• Sutter Health to break ground on new hospital
• Thieves dealt Piner football players a double loss
• North Bay officials race to align local regs with CalGreen
• Constellation launches 4-megawatt solar project
• Downtown market launches vegan ice cream
• Expecting a hectic harvest
• San Rafael-based Akuacom expanding
• Demise of 'Bat Cave'
• For-profit hospitals performing more C-sections
• After Hours: The United Way fourth-annual campaign close celebration
• CHP patrol car, taco truck collide near Rohnert Park
• Eyes on the goal
• Suspected Santa Rosa gang member arrested for assaulting teen
• Santa Rosa program to address 9 ballot propositions
• Kendall-Jackson tomato festival offers breathalyzer test
• Mountain bike race opens two-day Annadel 2010 festival
• Why cesareans are on rise; how one program combats trend
• Sweaters adorn Railroad Square street poles
• Woman killed in Lakeville Highway crash
• Worrisome maze of underground gas lines
• Sonoma County agricultural commissioner arrested for DUI, resisting arrest
• Kate MacMurray leads Healdsburg animal shelter fund drive
• Wine Country Weekend grossed more than $1.3M
• Green Summit this week
• Amplifications and corrections
• Brad Bollinger: Finally, a ‘good news’ conference on what’s working
• Building a Business: What the Crimson Tide can tell us about business leaders
• Commentary: Sonoma Valley Bank directors devastated by FDIC seizure
• Calendar: Week of Sept. 13
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• Lakeport police to crack down on traffic violators
• Lakeville Highway crash victim ID'd
• Suspected drug dealer captured after hiding in apartment attic
• Coast Guard rescues drifting boat off Sonoma coast
• Phoenix Theater denies concert safety violations
• Poles bring stares and smiles
• Cloverdale fiddle festival breaks its string
• Sonoma County administrator ready to recommend animal control changes
• Cotati to fly flag again
• Rohnert Park man accused of embezzling transportation district funds
• Guerneville home moved to make way for low-income housing
• Gas explosion, firestorm destroys homes in San Bruno
• Petaluma woman pulled from Lake Sonoma dies
• Petaluma Fire Department shuts down Phoenix Theater concerts
• Weekend events celebrate diversity in Sonoma County
• Impact Sonoma registration open until Oct. 15
• After Hours: Santa Rosa Chamber of Commerce mixer
• After Hours: North County Hospice open house / Santa Rosa Community Health Center reception
• Police targeting Santa Rosa's most dangerous intersections
• Mendocino County man arrested in nursery burglary
• Santa Rosa, Sonoma Valley crews help fight San Bruno fire
• Wheelchair-bound man killed in hit-and-run crash on Highway 20 identified
• Two more lawsuits allege abuse by Irish priest in Santa Rosa diocese
• Sonoma County Jail inmate dies of injuries from 30-foot fall
• Santa Rosa's most dangerous intersections
• Santa Rosa gearing up for more budget cuts
• Just call SRJC Little Nepal
• Sonoma County central landfill reopens
• Cotati approves labor pact with police sergeants
• Autopsy: Clear Lake swimmer died of heart failure, not drowning
• Fishermen in line for third year of disaster relief
• Petaluma school board race heats up
• Two Petaluma cross country runners injured in crosswalk crash
• Santa Rosa cafe featured on Food Network show
• Casa Grande runners "very lucky" to avoid major injury, coach says
• Coppola pledge boosts Santa Rosa pools fundraising
• Settlement reached in Mendocino County donkey cruelty case
• Comment period extended for proposed Lake County wind farm
• Barbecue blamed for Petaluma house fire
• Santa Rosa parolee arrested after traffic stop, chase
• Man in wheelchair found dead along Highway 20 in Lake County
• Split Santa Rosa council blocks Fountaingrove subdivision
• Sonoma County kids summer lunch program jumps 22 percent
• Council wants Healdsburg bridge rehabbed, rejects second span
• Oil less visible on Petaluma River but tugboat still a problem
• New motorcycles take center stage in downtown Santa Rosa
• Cloverdale appoints new city council member
• Healdsburg Jazz Festival board resigns; Jessica Felix reinstated
• Traffic delays possible on some Sonoma County roads
• Day of Caring underway in Sonoma County
• After 270,000 haircuts, a bit of Healdburg history moves on
• Police sergeants to pay more for benefits under Cotati plan
• 2-year-old hit by car in Boyes Hot Springs
• Santa Rosa Labor Day pep rally for Democrats
• Woman pulled unconscious from Lake Sonoma
• Rohnert Park man arrested after crashing into police SUV
• Whale of a show off Sonoma County coast
• Sebastopol considers sprucing up downtown streets
• Sonoma County DUI crackdown nets 155 people
• Lakeport businessman dies in boat crash
• Woman pulled from Lake Sonoma identified
• Spend an Evening With Humorist Garrison Keillor
• Money nearly in place to replace Jenner bridge
• Hit-and-run driver sought after midday crash on Highway 12
• Former Sebastopol man suspected in Sutter County homicide
• Teens suspected of burglarizing Petaluma home
• St. Joseph adds seven physicians to Annadel Medical Group
• Crews clean up Petaluma River oil spill
• Mendocino County man arrested in attempted homicide, arson after house fire
• CHP nets 50 drivers in speed enforcement operations on Highway 101 in Santa Rosa
• Suspicious fire guts Lake County home
• Road work this week for Highways 101, 116, 1
• Santa Rosa Community Health Centers names chief medical officer
• From linens to insurance, companies expand
• Hospitals, health centers planning new facilities, expansions
• BioMarin, Buck Institute, TriVascular in growth mode
• Enphase, Raydiance, Métier bring new energy
• Fast Growing Companies in 2010
• Water district mulls future of surplus land in west county
• Cotati flap over flag-less flagpole
• DUI arrests, injuries decline in Sonoma County
• ACCOUNTING: Edward Jones planning more North Bay offices
• Fort Bragg police chief resigns
• Health bill carries costs for high-income earners
• County program encourages carpooling to school
• New rules proposed for lease contracts
• Moving in with mom and dad
• GUEST CONTRIBUTORS: Exit strategy planning in a recession
• Police investigate soccer league finances
• Calendar: Week of Sept. 6
• Commentary: Rising investment, talent, resources bode well for region’s green companies
• Commentary: Say ‘Bone Appétit’ and help someone in need
• Leases & Sales: Week of Sept. 6
• People: Week of Sept. 6
• Woman on a mission
• 3 arrested, 15 cited at Santa Rosa checkpoints
• Many Sonoma County children still uninsured
• Sellout for Taste of Sonoma
• Islam spiritual center takes root in downtown Santa Rosa
• Highway 101 collision in Windsor leaves one person trapped in vehicle
• Sonoma Valley wine auction gets under way
• Small fire extinguished inside Petaluma Hotel
• Healdsburg to review plans for saving historic bridge
• Has political 'silly season' arrived in Santa Rosa?
• 11 drivers arrested at Cloverdale checkpoint
• Santa Rosa police to crack down on red-light runners
• Planned Parenthood to open new Santa Rosa clinic
• Building language skills through science
• Sonoma County home building on hold
• Spare the Air Day on Friday
• Naked man injured in jump from rock at Goat Rock beach
• Report: Santa Rosa has state's 2nd safest drivers
• Testimony in guitar maker's death focuses on a pair of boots
• Plea deal in fatal crash allows driver to avoid prison
• Is it time for you to get a whooping cough vaccination? For most the answer is yes
• Chicken waste as fuel source gets initial OK
• PG&E report doesn't address health concerns of smart meters
• Getting in middle of foreclosure fights
• Great White sighting off Doran Beach
• Santa Rosa parents sue Taser maker over son's death
• DUI checkpoints tonight, Saturday night in Sonoma County
• Second murder trial begins for Nicole Bradley
• Brad Bollinger: Could TARS help farmers fight against overzealous regulators?
• 'Bear Lady' stops feeding, worries about winter
• Autodesk leads $6 million funding round for construction software startup
• Willis Lease Finance agrees to buy $300 million aircraft for move into regional airlines
• Every school day counts
• Sebastopol man arrested in hit-and-run and again on drug charge
• No injuries in Santa Rosa rollover crash
• Labor Day travel expected to be up over 2009
• Santa Rosa youth agency has new director
• Chicken-waste power plant proposed near Sonoma
• Santa Rosa Downtown Market ends on warm note
• Santa Rosa drivers ranked 2nd best in state
• North Coast supportive of Iraq war's end
• Petaluma wildlife museum pledges full review of finances
• Zinfandel group launches SSU endowment
• Bacteria levels high at Russian River beach
• 13-year-old will not face charges for stabbing step-father
• Sonoma will seek new proposals for plaza farmers market
• State budget stalemate delays 101 widening near Petaluma
• City Council sends Sky Farm project back to drawing board
• Senior housing offered as Railroad Square alternative
• SSU launches new news and information website
• Petaluma bike boulevard to be discussed Sept. 29
• Trying to get an appointment at the DMV?
• Road debris slows traffic on Highway 101 in Santa Rosa
• Two men injured in Santa Rosa home invasion robbery
• Hot few days ahead
• Santa Rosa bicyclist injured after running into stopped car
• Ex-girlfriend links knife to murder suspect
• Fund-raisers planned for paralyzed Petaluma teen
• Plans to build Highway 101 bypass around Willits delayed again
• Former altar boy describes aftermath of alleged abuse by Eureka priest
• Body found at base of Fort Bragg cliff
• Supervisor's expense flap still undecided
• 'Gone with the Wind' child actress dies in Fort Bragg
• Legislature split on party lines over budget
• Spare the Air Day on Thursday
• Santa Rosa's downtown market ends Wednesday
• Former landlords angry at judge for backing troubled tenant
• Santa Rosa City Council praises furlough agreement
• Police capture two bank robbery suspects after morning heist in Santa Rosa
• Santa Rosa neighbors share the bounty
• Bomb squad called to Healdsburg police department
• Judge: Petaluma Measure U ballot argument misleading
• Crash cuts power to more than 5,000 near Montgomery Village
• Work to begin on laguna de Santa Rosa trails
• Santa Rosa man injured in wheelchair-SUV collision
• Santa Rosa council urged not to call in redevelopment loans
• Phoenix Theater to reconsider ban on hyphy acts
• Petaluma sewer rollback ballot language now in judge's hands
• Petaluma mom will not face felony in case of child found on street
• Sonoma County test turns roads into dirt -- for now
• Suspected Santa Rosa bank robber turns himself in to police
• Hard times lead to foreclosure for Petaluma family
• Top Real Estate Projects Awards nominations open
• State ban on plastic grocery bags down to wire
• Electric motorcycle designer dies in crash
• Manufacturers data sought
• San Rafael-based Central Payment expands with new processing partner
• Retired firefighter dead in Clearlake Oaks blaze
• InfoStor document storage adds shredding service
• Police identify suspect in Santa Rosa bank robbery
• Sonoma Bank parent Sterling closes $730 million cash infusion
• Palm Drive moving its thriving therapy unit
• School land, water source among new Napa Pipe elements
• Motorcyclist killed near Coddingtown, Steele Lane reopened
• Orders rising for food processing equipment
• Santa Rosa killer confirmed dead in prison suicide
• Marin General takes Sutter dispute to court
• Autumn before Labor Day? Go figure
• State chamber says marijuana legalization would hurt business
• George Petersen Insurance acquires NorthWest
• Editorial cartoon: Budget surplus
• Sonoma Valley, Napa State hospitals reach acute care deal
• When the word ‘unexpectedly’ is unhelpful
• Cafe serves up fresh opportunities
• Building a Business: Seven ’swing thoughts’ to get yourself going again
• Caltrans work expected to affect traffic
• What are the craziest things people do while driving
• Controlled burn at Warm Springs Dam today at 6 p.m.
• CPA examination set to change
• Santa Rosa SBDC hosts tech seminar
• Medical group announces new board members
• Traffic delays likely this week on several Sonoma County roads
• Fatal vehicle fire in Lake County
• Santa Rosa's Downtown Market wraps up season this week
• Return to cooler days ahead
• Laguna trail in final stretch
• ArtsSonoma Festival launched
• One-two punch for grape harvest
• SchoolsPlus ramps up
• Plan in place to connect Sonoma County in bike and pedestrian paths
• Morning marathon benefits Santa Rosa pools, local charities
• Petaluma school district takes a run at energy effeciency
• Sebastopol cools to car washes as fundraiser
• Highway 116 closed this weekend in Cotati
• Petaluma City Hall sues to delete or change Measure U ballot argument
• Early opposition to Petaluma 'bike boulevard' plan
• New inoculations urged for whooping cough
• Wreckers make quick work of Healdsburg post office
• Presbyterian minister to be censured for gay weddings
• Santa Rosa bike boulevard experiment wears thin
• Katrina refugees found sanctuary in Wine Country
• Slight chance of rain shouldn't dampen weekend
• Major repairs to Highway 101 in Ukiah to start
• Boxer stumps in Santa Rosa
• American Canyon chamber names new CEO
• Petaluma student struck by car
• Santa Rosa man arrested, 24 cited at overnight checkpoints
• Minor injuries in crash near Petaluma
• DUI, license checkpoint tonight in Santa Rosa
• Petaluma bar owner pleads not guilty to gambling charges
• Unnamed priest in Irish report matches McCabe
• Tribal tobacco retailer shuts down in Cloverdale
• Interfaith Shelter Network celebrates 20 years of service
• Irish priest scandal: Second lawsuit filed against Santa Rosa Diocese
• Shooting in Napa County marijuana garden ruled justified
• Federal labor agents investigating death of vineyard worker
• Hey, what's it all mean?
• Consultants say save the Healdsburg bridge and build a new one next to it
• Hearn, Nolan merge with Sacramento contractor
• To spur jobs will require new attitude toward business
• Legislature approves Sonoma County conjunctive labeling law
• Cloverdale council to appoint interim member
• Rohnert Park opens new school in not-so-new building
• Housing for the homeless hits a wall in Guerneville
• Santa Rosa City Hall union accepts furloughs
• Fighting to keep their home
• Breathalyzers will make appearance at winery event
• Marin Healthcare District sues Sutter over $120 million in transfers
• Five people displaced by Cotati apartment complex fire
• Fixing Hearn, Todd, Baker overpasses: Is there hope?
• Fallen tree near Glen Ellen downs power lines
• Highway 101 lanes reopen after two-car crash
• Court hearing Thursday for Petaluma mom in wandering child case
• Sonoma County begins $291 million pension borrowing
• SMART defends closed-door process for selecting rail cars
• Eight charged with Hopland casino embezzlement
• Wetlands restoration on Napa River in final phase
• Donations surge for Santa Rosa pools, senior center
• Major injury crash on Highway 12 in Santa Rosa
• Heat wave adds to harvest's weather woes
• Man arrested in suspected eighth DUI after Santa Rosa crash
• Santa Rosa hits record 103 degrees
• Paralyzed Petaluma teen continues recovery
• Cotati approves two new police hires
• Jerry Brown's trip to Santa Rosa pays off
• Jerry Brown's Santa Rosa kickoff
• Boxer headlines Democrats' campaign kickoff in Santa Rosa this weekend
• Santa Rosa Chamber to weigh in on council race
• Second lawsuit accuses Santa Rosa diocese in child molest
• Enrollment drop could cost Santa Rosa Schools $350,000
• Testimony provides possible clue to how 2-year-old ended up alone on Petaluma street
• County awards contracts to reopen landfill, haul trash
• Supervisors approve plans for new Sutter Hospital
• Training fire at Warm Springs Dam delayed again
• Santa Rosa city pools, senior center rely on donations
• Soccer coach gets year in jail, victim's family says it's not enough
• Santa Rosa killer clings to life after San Quentin suicide attempt
• Heat brings out the rattlesnakes
• Sentiment builds to replace Healdsburg post office
• Pot garden thriving near county landfill
• Santa Rosa city workers' group to vote on furloughs
• Petaluma bike boulevard meets opposition
• Outrage builds over ousted Petaluma museum director
• Meet Petaluma's new candidates for mayor, council
• Rohnert Park OKs huge mixed-use project
• Trial opens in slaying of Rohnert Park guitar maker
• Fiesta de Independencia Celebrates Bicentennial Anniversary Of Mexican Independence
• Top Projects Awards nominations due by Sept. 24
• Petaluma candidate rolls the dice
• New Rohnert Park budget avoids more cuts
• Officials: Laytonville 'Bear Woman' still feeding wildlife
• Petaluma man arrested in Port-a-Potty theft
• Cooling center open in Petaluma to beat the heat
• Research survey for Business Journal list of manufacturers
• Day Of Caring - Volunteer Opportunities Available!
• Police seek clues to Sebastopol intruder
• Santa Rosa reaches 106 degrees, SF 98
• Medtronic CardioVascular shows growth
• Sonoma County OKs new Sutter hospital
• Controlled burn planned on Mendocino Coast
• Heat wave could mean record for Santa Rosa
• Road rage: How to avoid becoming a victim
• Weather conditions delay training fire at Warm Springs Dam
• Egg prices may climb in wake of recall
• New art piece on display along Santa Rosa Avenue
• DUI crackdown nets 44 drivers on Sonoma County roads over weekend
• Rohnert Park poised to OK biggest project since '80s
• Petaluma museum director accused of embezzling
• Presbyterian minister faces church panel in gay marriage dispute
• 800 fans say goodbye to Santa Rosa's Rialto
• Jury selection under way in Rohnert Park guitar maker murder trial
• Supervisors oppose proposition to legalize marijuana
• Planned Parenthood cuts ties with Bay Area network
• Firefighters battle timber fire on Sonoma Coast
• Judge upholds judgment against sebastopol-area tenant
• Film-lovers bid tearful farewell to Santa Rosa's Rialto Cinemas
• Is this Beer Country, too?
• Marin Healthcare repays $12.5 million to county line of credit
• Traffic delays galore this week around North Coast
• Bill would restrict equity transfers from district-owned hospitals
• Summer heat finally arrives today
• New Fountaingrove clinic to serve HIV patients
• Glen Ellen vineyard first to start grape harvest
• Health Care: Petaluma Health Center breaks ground on $15.5 million facility
• New approach for concrete wine tank
• Wine: Growers in a waiting game; recent sales data encouraging
• NCES to provide free solar
• Federal cuts to crop insurance subsidies raise brokers’ concerns
• Two Tech Prep grants given in Sonoma County
• Bill to streamline college transfer process advances
• Sutter poised to get approval of new hospital
• Target will repurpose garden centers; impacts 5 of 9 North Bay stores
• St. Joseph’s to open urgent care center in Windsor
• Brad Bollinger: At 8 a.m., begin with economic data, end at 11 with opera
• Weirauch dairy, creamery to launch
• Weekend motorcycle crash victim in fair condition
• Raptor completes $15 million offering
• Storm topples tree that comforted Anne Frank
• Guitarist Buzzy Martin's San Quentin tales
• Bishop Walsh says files show nothing about accused priest's past
• Music fills the air at 20th annual Cotati Accordion Festival
• Medtronic to install solar
• Three cited for buying alcohol for teens in Santa Rosa sting
• Rohnert Park considers raising sewer rates - again
• Sonoma Mountain project goes before Rohnert Park council
• North Coast pot gardens grow deadly
• 'Oohs,' 'aahs' and stiff necks
• 10 drivers detained at Sonoma checkpoint
• Suspicious Piner High fire doused quickly
• Santa Rosa sales tax campaign: Low key or non-existent?
• Harvest poised to begin this week
• Pain of bank seizure ripples through Sonoma Valley
• Piner High School fire caused by floor mats placed on stove
• A spiritual community, sans dogma
• A small movement, a common God
• Fire officials warn of Lake Sonoma practice burn
• Petaluma mom arrested for DUI after crash with son, 8, in car
• Highway 101 chase leads to arrests, carload of drugs
• Rider in large motorcycle group hurt in Highway 1 crash
• Retiree's mealtime quest
• Petaluma farm seeks to reassure consumers on eggs' safety
• August 23: Leases
• After Hours: Sonoma Mountain Village celebration / Big Brothers Big Sisters of the North Bay
• Jerry Brown to headline Santa Rosa rally next week
• Two Petaluma elementary schools make dramatic changes
• United Way boss resigns, interim replacement named
• Eureka man says priest molested several children at a time
• Paralyzed Petaluma teen moved to rehab center
• Westamerica assumes control of Sonoma Valley Bank
• Roads blog: County responds to complaints about rough pavement job
• Amplifications and corrections
• Business Journal Editorial: Surge in orders, push on quality positive 1-2 punch
• Ask Jen Recruiting Questions & Answers: Getting prepared for that first interview in 10 years
• Commentary: The five critical phases of selling a business
• Calendar: Week of August 23
• Sonoma County energy program suffers steep decline in participation
• Sonoma Bank parent raises $730 million
• Conservation Corps North Bay to open Cotati office
• Windsor will hold its election
• Mendocino County boy, 13, arrested in stabbing of mother's boyfriend
• Man killed by deputies at Mendocino County marijuana garden identified
• Fire crews clean up after vehicle fire on West College Avenue in Santa Rosa
• Big, 18-day DUI crackdown starts today in county
• Bay Area chills out smog formation
• St. Joseph’s to open Windsor urgent care facility
• Habitual drunken drivers jailed in Petaluma police crackdown
• The Pony Lady helps horses and teens
• Traffic delays likely around Sears Point this weekend
• Sebastopol residents turn out to give blood
• Attorney for diocese rebuts allegations leveled at Bishop Walsh
• 13-year-old girl injured after rock attack
• 2010 Sonoma grape harvest starts Monday
• Affordable housing project in Healdsburg ready for its christening
• Santa Rosa arts scene gets a face-lift
• DMV offices will be closed Friday as part of furlough program
• Squabble continues over settled Petaluma Target lawsuit
• Sonoma County dodges salmonella outbreak so far
• Judge moonlighting as general headed to South Korea
• Laytonville men identified in marijuana and weapons bust
• Unemployment rates continue to rise
• Engelbert Humperdinck Brings Romance to Sonoma County
• Three drivers suspected of DUI keep officers busy overnight
• Hunters threatened by armed men in Cow Mountain rec area
• Changes afoot in Santa Rosa's downtown bar scene
• Hearing on proposed Petaluma asphalt plant pushed back again
• Judge allows tape into re-trial of 1999 shotgun killer
• Community rallies around paralyzed Petaluma teen
• Hamburg settles pot-dispute lawsuit
• Sonoma County pension board won't disclose benefit amounts
• Zane sparks debate over mosque planned near Ground Zero
• 1,600 tickets issued in Bay Area during cell phone driving crackdown
• PG&E agrees to look at other sites for substation
• Lawsuit: Humboldt man molested as a child by Santa Rosa Diocese priest
• Still no final answer in mysterious death of Healdsburg man
• Cotati police strategy criticized
• Carmina Salcido readies for 'American Idol' audition
• Highway 12 in Kenwood reopen after crash
• Tesla employee's family sues pilot in crash
• Police investigating attack at Santa Rosa intersection
• Highway 116 to remain open this weekend
• Covelo man injured in trailer truck accident
• Two Cotati men arrested after fight
• Sutter leaps final hurdles in move to build new Sonoma County hospital
• Cell-phone driving crackdown again today
• Target checker, 3 others arrested in counterfeiting case
• No injuries in Fort Bragg house fire
• Windsor residents fight PG&E sub-station plan
• Suspected drunken driver arrested after crashing into Santa Rosa building
• Sonoma County delays decision on Knights Valley winery
• Carmina Salcido to try out for 'American Idol'
• Santa Rosa city manager to take furlough days
• Dead man found under Rohnert Park overpass identified
• Sonoma County property tax rolls drop for second year
• Parking fines increase in Sebastopol
• BioMarin acquires ZyStor in $115 million deal
• Santa Rosa man jailed on fourth felony DUI charge
• Body recovered from water off Mendocino Coast
• Wet morning with more on the way
• Getting ready for weekend air show
• Stop for that school bus -- or else
• Buildings razed in Guerneville to make way for low-income apartments
• Petaluma ship pilot in Cosco Busan spill out of prison
• Gunfight, killing in Mendocino pot fields
• Gang shooting brings 30-years-to-life sentence
• Cloverdale Councilwoman Brigham resigns
• Back to the classroom
• Gloria Darling
• Mendocino supervisors say no to marijuana 'state of emergency'
• Paralyzed Petaluma teen Danny Cox reports from hospital
• Petaluma sewer rate rollback debate takes shape
• Sutter asks 3,000 to get revaccinated
• Local home sales tumble in July after tax credit expires
• Sonoma County supervisors balk at hiring animal control consultant
• Months before leaving office, D.A. fills two management posts
• Effort to toughen cell phone driving law dies
• Rohnert Park fire, propane leak leads to evacuation
• New life for fire-gutted Goodwill building in Petaluma
• Consultant sought to assess Sonoma County animal control division
• Modest gains in STAR test results for Sonoma County students
• Manufacturing group on ISO push
• Who's on the top of your ballot?
• Contractors have seen the best and the worst in a battered industry
• Healdsburg woman guilty of first degree murder
• Lake Mendocino fight leads to meth arrest
• Santa Rosa seeks 6th year of Amgen bike race
• Arrest in reported rape near Fort Bragg
• Petaluma mom nearing court hearing in wandering child case
• Fire damages Windsor house
• Agilent’s Santa Rosa-based group reports ’solid growth’ in third quarter
• Leases: Aug. 16
• Traffic delays this week on Hwys. 1, 101, 116
• People: Week of Aug. 16
• Budget crisis threatens Lake, Mendocino road projects
• Solano County: Greenhouse gas rules topic of Aug. 26 EDC breakfast
• Healdsburg fire won't stop postal services
• Benicia exploring ways to attract technology companies
• Sonoma County officials ready for same-sex marriages
• Meyer warehouse, Kiewit construction among projects
• Winery dispute focuses on the future of Knights Valley
• Bond offerings help Fairfield attract bottling company
• Spotlight on leaders in contracting
• Santa Rosa software firm Métier signs deal with Sears
• Banking & Finance: Bank of Napa sets milestone; Summit reports $506,000 profit
• Preserving the land
• Lease brings Marin Healthcare District ‘home’
• Caltrans worker discovers apparent suicide victim in Rohnert Park
• Experts see rise in inquiries on offshore accounts
• West Nile virus found in Lake County mosquitoes
• BioMarin Pharmaceutical expands in Novato
• Sonoma County students make slight gains in STAR tests
• Sonoma County disaster drill gives rescue crews a taste of reality
• Step toward hospital decision possible Tuesday
• Get ready for a longer commute
• Investigators on scene of Healdsburg post office fire
• Rescue under way on Sonoma coast
• Fire sweeps through Petaluma home
• Santa Rosa's interim city manager comes through with pay cut
• Food stamp payments debut at Santa Rosa Farmers Market
• Ultra-light crash near Petaluma injures two
• Fire guts Healdsburg Post Office
• Trash contract battle in Mendocino County
• Students coming back to cuts in classrooms
• SRJC focuses on core classes
• Gauging SmartMeters' success
• New study delays proposed Lowe's store for Petaluma
• Healdsburg's animal shelter director ousted
• Starcross' Brother Toby looking ahead at nearly age 80
• New owners revive Occidental's Western Hills nursery
• 'Shrek' under the stars
• After Hours: Dog Days of Summer / Marin/Scapes’ art exhibit
• Traffic delays coming next week in west county
• Wine resolution passes
• Winesecrets implements Thermoflash technology
• SMART railcar RFP closes
• San Rafael chamber offers health benefit
• Business Journal Editorial: Fed’s view of economy departs from White House
• Commentary: California needs a business climate that supports everyone
• Building a Business: The seven key attributes of emerging leaders
• Calendar: Week of Aug. 16
• Business News: August 16
• Santa Rosa driver arrested on DUI charge after crashing near checkpoint
• Santa Rosa leads charge on electric car stations
• Lawsuit alleges Hamburg cheated marijuana grower
• Petaluma rallies for paralyzed teen
• Street closed after SUV plows into power pole near Santa Rosa ice arena
• Bankruptcy judge sets stage for vote by Carinalli creditors
• Crews contain fire near Calistoga
• Santa Rosa woman's venture into pot garden stokes debate
• Sebastopol apple festival draws thousands
• Shower of lights
• Illegal marijuana battle focuses on plants, not people
• Community rallies to support beleaguered landlord
• Fifth-annual Best Places to Work Awards Reception registration ends Sept. 17
• Santa Rosa's Rialto Cinema makes interim deal with Sixth Street Playhouse
• Outdoor films at Santa Rosa park
• Finding the potential in a rescued animal
• Local couple hopes for gay marriage next week
• Lawsuit accuses Lake County officials of fabricating evidence in boating death
• Paucity of city council candidates in Mendocino County
• Santa Rosa bishop: No comment on Irish pedophile priest linked to North Coast in '80s
• Mobile home park residents prevail in conversion dispute
• Petaluma teen paralyzed after dive into Lake Tahoe
• Healdsburg pushes its hyperbaric healing chamber
• Santa Rosa schools look at paid naming rights
• Petaluma teen paralyzed in Tahoe diving accident
• Cotati reaches agreement with police union
• Roadwork set for Highways 1 and 116
• Cotati police concessions could impact other cities
• Santa Rosa officer injured by bullet fragment in training accident
• Small fires send smoke over Santa Rosa
• Bike paths offer serenity from dawn to dusk
• Autodesk second-quarter revenue, earnings grow 14 percent
• End of landlord's rental 'nightmare'
• California high school baseball must switch to safer bats next year
• Pedophile priest sent to North Coast in '80s
• Petaluma holds 'SmartMeter' meeting today
• Traffic stop leads to arrest of Mendocino County man on drug, alcohol charges
• Steele Lane rollover snarls morning traffic
• Windsor may cancel November election
• Mendocino County timber production falls to 43-year low
• Final field set for school board races
• Last week of August predicted as start of North Coast grape harvest
• Residents fight conversion of mobile home park
• Candidates jump in, pull out of City Council races before deadline
• Heath reform questions raised at Santa Rosa forum
• 567 feet of art
• Lake County to buy historic Lucerne 'castle'
• Sutter doctor to head new health center
• Ukiah man suspected of starting several fires
• New city manager takes a look at Santa Rosa
• Judge not a fan of new home tax
• Rohnert Park budget improves from 'devastating' to 'very bad'
• Melissa Etheridge Gets 'Fearless' On Summer Trek Arriving In Santa Rosa
• Rogue flight attendant finds fans in Sonoma County
• 10,000 plant marijuana garden, weapons discovered in Lake County
• Driving while on cell phone merits a stop and a fine
• Tiny Annapolis already mourns its post office
• Supervisors to consider stripping ag commissioner of animal control oversight
• Spear fisherman dies near Little River
• Petaluma coach, sports-bar owner charged in firehouse bookie case
• Riverfront Regional Park offers easy strolls
• New organs bring good fortune
• $14 million possible for county schools
• How many drivers are going 100 mph in Sonoma County
• '67 Thunderbird smashes through flowers at Home Depot
• Traffic delays likely at county road projects this week
• Two injured after big rig sideswipes SUV in Petaluma
• Suspected AWOL Army serviceman arrested after Santa Rosa crash
• CHP launches crackdown on handheld cell phone use by drivers
• Santa Rosa cyclist hit by car seriously injured
• Rescuers find Albion woman missing 2 days
• Sonoma County Fair attendance drops 3 percent
• Solar project to begin at Petaluma high schools
• Haenel jumps into race for Santa Rosa City Council
• Study: Proposed Sutter hospital meets Sonoma County's needs
• Firefighters pounce on Annadel fire
• Closing party planned for Rialto Cinemas
• $40 million utilities complex almost done
• Gasoline prices should remain steady through 2010
• Marin County man on latest installment of 'Survivor'
• Santa Rosa man injured in house fire
• Rohnert Park man faces up to 64 years prison for burglarizing neighbors
• Summer fun for all ages -- with a view
• Seven school bonds on Sonoma County ballot
• Impact Napa registration closes this week
• Sonoma County residents root out pot gardens
• After Hours: NxLevel Alumni event / Santa Rosa Chamber Young Professionals
• Sonoma County Fair ends on a high note
• After Hours: YMCA Sonoma County fundraiser “Women, Wine & Cheese”
• Commentary: Jobs and Prosperity Project: Economic and civic vitality
• Sonoma Valley Bancorp agrees to Fed order
• Letters to the Editor: Sutter Hospital
• Authorities search for missing Mendocino County woman
• Marin Energy Authority receives EPA award; looks to next steps
• Ukiah man jailed on domestic violence chargees
• Solano supervisors delay energy loans
• Drive to San Francisco to take longer this week
• Napa biodegradable foodservice supplier sees huge potential
• Mendocino County man jailed after Oxycodone find
• The homes are green even if paperwork isn’t
• Morning crash stalls traffic on Hwy. 101 near Hearn Ave.
• Green Business: Clos Du Bois, Simi and Ascentia win energy awards
• Police cracking down on drivers using cell phones
• Kaiser employees can vote on union
• Avoiding an employee exodus
• Insurer leases 15,400sf for Santa Rosa office
• Redwood Regional joins nationwide network of oncologists
• Staffing firms positive, but cautious
• Santa Rosa approves new tourism promotion effort
• 9 unlicensed drivers among 18 weekend DUI arrests on Sonoma County roads
• Next step for Sutter: meeting access agreement; extra beds a plus
• Early start to school year
• Venture offers a place for grapes
• Santa Rosa school attacks 'summer learning loss'
• Tech companies see orders rush in
• Tough choices as Rohnert Park budget talks begin
• Ice skating, a last hurrah of summer break
• Helping others by design
• Rohnert Park meeting to address budget woes
• Woolsey to host Santa Rosa forum on senior health care
• Petaluma boy, 3, who fell from window making 'remarkable' recovery
• Summertime is running out
• SMART chief no stranger to rail challenges
• Broad representation on SMART board
• Staff costs for agency $2 million a year
• SMART train project ready to roll but faces financial obstacles
• A man with time on his hands
• Affordable housing project considered for Cotati
• Healdsburg city manager gives up health benefit
• Paucity of Sonoma County school candidates
• Sonoma County horse racing no sure bet
• Council races set in 3 of 9 Sonoma County cities
• Lawyers defend Saggio fees
• Banking & Finance: Loss for Charter Oak; Hennessy financials improve
• USF gives service award
• ALAC receives grants
• DWD (driving with dog): It's legal — for now
• 'It's an armed invasion'
• Happy 109th, Elsie Rich
• Sonoma County 'treading water' during popular wedding week
• Petaluma Target opponents undecided on use of $100,000 settlement
• New vacation rental ordinance moves forward after concessions
• Sonoma Couny family justice center approved
• $30 million Santa Rosa project nears completion
• Hearing on Petaluma asphalt plant canceled
• Motor home plunges into Russian River at Mirabel
• Santa Rosa Tour of California bid will include downtown race stage finish
• Finally, jobs take rightful place in measuring public officials
• Editorial: Sutter hospital right project at the right time
• Politicians split on gay marriage ruling
• Torliatt shows funding edge on Rabbitt
• Tree, down utility wires block Santa Rosa road
• Coastal fog is rotten for grape growers
• California summer means bring a sweater
• Two arrested after meth lab found in Sebastopol home
• $2 million harrassment verdict against Petaluma card room
• Detergent taints wine at Napa crush facility, sources say
• Sonoma County food stamp use skyrockets
• Elation, anger across Sonoma County
• Check out these flowers along Highway 101
• Mendocino County will put half-cent tax hike on ballot
• Suspected drunken driver arrested after Petaluma crashes
• Sonoma County Fair's top hog brings $12.50/lb.
• Cotati gets $1.5 million for transit station
• Oculus revenues up; loss for quarter down
• Early heat in Petaluma mayoral race
• Windsor council OKs baseball stadium study
• Police dog trials set for Saturday in Petaluma
• Firearms, 1,005 plants found at Mendocino County marijuana gardens
• Rollover crash closes Highway 20 in Lake County
• County OKs $11.7 million garbage contracts
• Petaluma man, house burned in grill accident
• Sonoma County's most dangerous roads
• Sonoma County urged to reinstate animal control director
• Judge awards $750,000 to Saggio Hills opponents
• Lake County deputy shoots, kills armed man at marijuana garden
• Toste killer gets 44 years-to-life in prison
• Huffman endorses Torliatt for Sonoma County supervisor seat
• Study: How tall trees could fare in climate change
• Is National Guard needed for Mendocino pot violence?
• New lice advice has some scratching their heads
• Elder abuse charged in Ukiah nursing home 'prank'
• Boat sinks in Petaluma River turning basin, leaks oil
• New Sutter Santa Rosa hospital clears hurdle
• Former Santa Rosa man dies on climb in Peru
• Sonoma Co. supes back new Sutter hospital
• Commentary: Jobs and prosperity
• Cornish & Carey Commercial to merge with N.Y. brokerage
• Constellation taps luxury wines VP, sales team
• Insurer plans to hire 150 in Santa Rosa
• St. Bernard Software acquires Red Condor
• Guerneville man helps extinguish house fire with garden hose
• Driver who fled fatal Santa Rosa crash arrested
• Petaluma street reopen after water main breaks
• One dead, three injured in Graton crash
• Young Sonoma County history buffs compete nationally
• Will baseball come to Windsor?
• Former Healdsburg mayor fills McGuire's seat
• Carinalli creditors sue for Shiloh Ridge cash
• Decision time for new Santa Rosa Sutter hospital
• Petaluma OKs $150,000 Target settlement
• Crooner Miranda Lambert packs the house
• Letters to the editor: Support for Sutter hospital
• Driver who crashed into Santa Rosa restaurant identified
• Sonoma County OKs $290 million pension bond
• UPDATE: Old Redwood work delayed; Westside Road project this week
• Juan Hernandez to run for Santa Rosa City Council
• Federal judge to rule Wednesday on Prop. 8
• Business Journal names 54 Best Places to Work winners
• Treasures from famed SF eatery find their way home
• Push for changes to Sonoma County's pension system
• Ask Jen – Recruiting Questions & Answers: Advertising a job and not getting the response y
• CHP make 34 weekend DUI arrests on Sonoma County roads
• Building a Business: Want that ‘getting things done’ feeling? Here’s how
• Traffic delays this week on Highways 1, 101
• Business Journal Editorial: Marin General vs. Sutter a costly episode
• Firefighters make progress battling blaze near Cow Mountain
• Sales Moves: Making personal social media your business social media
• Sonoma County road work you may want to avoid
• City puts urban boundary extension to 2035 on ballot
• New project profile: Ganau America cork facility
• Species find sends quarry back for study
• Construction: Pressure on to protect energy loans
• County prepares limits on vacation rentals
• NLRB expected to rule on election for Kaiser workers
• Air district guidelines cloud issue
• Kaiser holds fifth ‘Neighbors in Health;’ 400 kids helped last year
• Planning commission recommends Sonoma Mountain Village approval
• Napa-based data center cooling expert completing Silicon Valley project
• Minnesota family planning sites for Anytime Fitness
• Food bank to launch line of meals, ‘Simply Suppers’
• Man injured in Lake Sonoma jet ski crash
• Organizations fund startup of jobs project
• More than 30 dogs and cats perish in Round Valley fire
• DVD kiosk startup takes aim at market
• Apartments evacuated after Stony Point Road grassfire
• Marin OKs $150,000 for economic forum
• Organizations fund startup of jobs project
• Petaluma may drop granny-unit fees 73 percent
• NLRB sets Kaiser union volte
• Cloverdale moves to end election of city clerk, treasurer
• A day with the doctor
• Windsor mulls plan to build baseball stadium
• Vineman turnout grows to 1,800
• Graton getting new fire station amid siren dispute
• Santa Rosa eyes Colgan Creek restoration
• Investigation continues into restaurant crash
• Disabled advocates, band reach compromise over "lunatic" show
• Last of the lambs a turning point in her life
• Clash over checkpoints
• County may double its pension debt
• Suspect arrested in burglary at Santa Rosa High School
• Two arrested in late-night downtown Santa Rosa stabbing
• The 'Peanuts' legacy
• A special partnership
• Hearing Tuesday on Sutter hospital plans
• Smartphones offer clue to political persuasions
• Algae bloom prompts warning at Clear Lake
• Harbinger of Rohnert Park's future at Napa-area supercenter
• Car crashes into Santa Rosa restaurant; 11 hurt
• Amplifications and corrections
• Daphne’s to be sold
• Umpqua opens its first Santa Rosa location
• MTC grants $4 million to North Bay projects
• Digital sign center OK’d
• After Hours: Easter Seals Northern California formal dinner
• Some Sonoma County farmer's markets now accept food stamps
• Petaluma plans meeting on PG&E SmartMeters
• Cotati police interrupt home burglary
• Kaiser gives services Sunday to uninsured
• Santa Rosa police arrest gang members on drug, firearm charges
• Leivo announces bid for Rohnert Park council
• Mental health advocates decry Sebastopol 'Lunatic Binge' party
• Wal-Mart debate heats up
• Driver suffers moderate injuries in Lakeville Highway crash
• Hwy. 101 project in Rohnert Park on track
• Rohnert Park City Council OKs Wal-Mart expansion
• Bike boulevard proposed for Petaluma street
• Full Vineman Triathlon coming Saturday
• Surprise farewell for retiring SRJC chief
• Fort Ross celebrates heritage Saturday
• Dozen 'johns' snared in Santa Rosa hooker sting
• Getting cheaper to fix, replace Healdsburg bridge
• Traffic delays likely Saturday in Windsor, west and north county
• UPDATE: Chanate Road closed in Santa Rosa
• 3 counties ask judge to dismiss lawsuit by Alexander Valley tribe
• Private capital, public goods
• Marin General vs. Sutter a costly episode
• Ex-Santa Rosa police captain must pay legal costs
• Fires burn north and south of Ukiah
• Lamb auction starts at Sonoma County Fair
• Suicide suspected in fall from Eel River bridge
• Suspects arrested in stabbing of Santa Rosa teen
• Santa Rosa school board won't seek parcel tax yet
• Highway 101 in Ukiah to be fixed
• Firefighters battle structure blaze in downtown Ukiah
• Boy, 7, starts 2-acre fire near Cloverdale
• Elsie Allen grads picked to perform original plays in Scotland
• Obituary: Leslie Kunde
• Guerneville dad arrested after traffic stop on Highway 116
• Santa Rosa prepares bid for Amgen Tour to return
• Santa Rosa City Council votes to postpone Howarth Park parking fee
• Schwarzenegger to speak at Bohemian Club conclave
• Petaluma group explains $100,000 payment from Target developer
• Rohnert Park considers bigger, taller sign
• Healdsburg Jazz Festival canceled for 2011
• Sonoma County animal control firing could lead to reorganization
• 21-year sentence upheld in boyfriend's slaying
• Flood of SRJC, SSU aid applications
• Domestic abuse at core of Healdsburg slaying trial
• State deals blow to Santa Rosa birthing center
• No injuries in Covelo apartment fire
• Bail doubled in Geyserville collision that killed two
• Kearney to run for Petaluma council
• What to do if 101 construction debris damages your car
• Santa Rosa man arrested on suspected battery, DUI after traffic stop
• Gas leak forces evacuation of Santa Rosa Target store
• Impact Napa conference to feature economist Thornberg
• Fair Food Scramblers eat their way to happiness
• Santa Rosa school board mulls parcel tax
• School officials fuming over lobbyist scandal
• Cool summer has vintners fretting about late harvest
• Santa Rosa to begin building new senior center
• Santa Rosa council rallies around new city manager
• Santa Rosa puts sales tax hike on ballot
• Drivers vs. cyclists: Can they get along?
• Former Healdsburg man makes big news in the tech world
• Big rig crash blocks Highway 101 lane
• Man killed in Mendocino pot garden raid
• Sonoma County sues feds over energy retrofit policy
• Thompson votes against Afghanistan war money
• Public meeting Thursday on Healdsburg Memorial Bridge plans
• Rohnert Park fire commander says agency is in disarray
• Road rage cases on the rise
• Round Valley superintendent falls from Eel River bridge
• Cloverdale clinic bursting at the seams
• Big acts, higher parking fees help Fair revenues
• Bohemian Club's variey show on Thursday in Monte Rio
• Cool temperatures in Santa Rosa to continue
• Small food-milling firm sees bright future
• Sonoma County Library workers protest wage issues
• Did Sutter single out Marin to take funds?
• Homeowners: Toss your backyard grapes
• Bringing art into the great outdoors
• Developer pays $172,000 to settle Petaluma Target lawsuits
• Cannery developer wants senior housing
• Cork, other closure makers adjust to cost issues
• Grow houses gobble energy
• Cloverdale woman injured after car hits a tree
• Leases: Week of July 26
• Major injuries in Glen Ellen crash; alcohol suspected
• People: Week of July 26
• Police seek suspect who shot Petaluma teen in leg
• Business Journal Editorial: Washintgon’s sad disconnect from Americans
• Traffic delays likely on some roads this week in county
• Luttrell on Leadership: Strategic planning opens potential for new ideas
• Highway 101 lane closures resume tonight
• Commentary: Highly charged political atmosphere has implications for business
• Petaluma dad faces charges in staged crash
• Oculus hopes to benefit from health care reform’s emphasis on prevention
• Wine Country blossoms
• Health care: Sebastopol health center doubles; also: new doctors for Sutter
• Cork, other enclosure makers adjust to cost issues
• Sonoma Valley explores contract with Napa State Hospital
• Ceja pushes for fall winery construction
• Two injured in Hwy. 12 collision in Santa Rosa
• Business Journal Q & A: Catherine Gutfreund
• Windsor site of new Marcassin winery
• Santa Rosa teen held in Hwy. 101 road rage case
• Wine: Regulators gear up for third round of European grapevine moth fight
• Oxbow founder, winery expert at Imapct Napa event
• Another City Council candidate emerges in Sebastopol
• Hydrofarm expands into 28,000 square feet
• Sonoma man arrested on DUI, drug charges
• Teen rises to the challenge
• Howarth Park parking fee may be postponed
• National builders buy Santa Rosa subdivisions
• Petaluma's river revival
• Santa Rosa geyser
• Glimmer of revival
• Japanese honor given in SR — again
• Become part of the action at this year’s county fair
• Two injured bikers rescued from Annadel
• A community scourge or consumer boon?
• Aging Healdsburg schoolhouse set for restoration
• Discrimination settlement assures 'pleasant retirement'
• Most Sonoma County districts cutting school days
• Shrinking school year 'a major setback' in California
• Three jump into race for Sonoma City Council
• Santa Rosa workshop focuses on foreclosure issues
• Business News: Week of July 26
• After Hours: Benedetti Leadership Celebration / Whistlestop reception
• After Hours: Chambers of Commerce Chamberee
• Traffic delays upcoming on Highway 29
• Petaluma checkpoints net 3 on DUI charges
• One arrested, three sought in Santa Rosa stabbing
• Guerneville man settles suit against Sonoma County for $600,000
• Sonoma County No.2 "gayest" area in U.S.
• Santa Rosa plans new Senior Center
• Sonoma Valley Bank reports positive quarter
• No broken bones for umpire punched at Babe Ruth baseball game
• Arraignment delayed in DUI deaths of Cloverdale women
• Santa Rosa kidnap-rape case ends as sexual battery
• Economic conditions again cloud Sonoma County Fair animal auctions
• A chance to jumpstart SMART project at Railroad Square
• No excuses, ever, for violence at youth-sports events
• Bicyclist injured after hit by car in Petaluma
• PG&E's 'SmartMeters' raise concerns in Petaluma
• Sonoma County begins review of animal control officer dismissal
• Couple admits burglarizing home of Sonoma family
• 21 Sonoma County schools on state's "bad" list
• Three-car collision slows traffic on Hwy. 101
• Wearing jackets in July?
• Next SRJC police chief learning the ropes
• Unemployment drives up demand at Sonoma County's food bank
• Sonoma County pot raids: 120,000 plants in 3 days
• Teen stabbed 15 times in Santa Rosa gang assault
• Mixed reaction to tough Sebastopol smoking ban
• FBI searches Cotati residence
• Luther Burbank Savings to take ex-Traverso’s site
• Petaluma's fight against potholes goes on
• Road rage: Petaluma man, his BMW, attacked with baseball bat
• Petaluma's Target project clears legal roadblocks
• A one-horse town
• Cloverdale, Larkspur in war of words over SMART
• Lennar buys Linwood development from Christopherson
• Driver dead in overturn crash in Mendocino County
• Boy, 16, chased down, stabbed in Santa Rosa
• Ukiah council votes to approve murals on store
• Traffic delays likely on several county roads
• Riechers Spence acquires Yountville land surveyor
• Petaluma DUI checkpoints planned for Friday
• Foster’s rebrands wine group as Treasury Wine Estates
• Deal reached in dismissal over e-mails
• Circle Bancorp shows asset, earnings growth
• Four will battle for 2 seats on Rohnert Park council
• Exchange Bank reports fifth consecutive profitable quarter
• Sebastopol City Council approves tough smoking ban
• Petaluma group drops suit against center
• Jury acquits Santa Rosa man of felony firearms charges
• Battle over Black Mountain name change shifts to Sacramento
• Petaluma concertgoer goes home with Justin Bieber's hat
• Outing with friends ends in tragedy
• New Santa Rosa city manager takes pay cut
• Half CSU freshmen lack needed skills
• Jury acquits 19-year-old in Guerneville rape trial
• First tracks for SMART being laid
• SMART board rejects key Marin grand jury recommendations
• Former Sonoma County animal control division head says given no reason for dismissal
• Wine's safety record
• Felony charges filed against driver in fatal Geyserville crash
• New Momentum moves to San Rafael
• Good prognosis for Sebastopol teen hit by car
• Prima, Marin IPA, hospital form physician foundation
• Divided Santa Rosa council chooses new city manager
• Bank of Marin posts higher earnings
• The right steps to prevent workplace violence
• Santa Rosa council delays sales tax ballot vote
• After Hours: Whistlestop Silver Express Poetry Contest reception / Santa Rosa Chamber mixer
• Finishing touches for 101 Santa Rosa to Windsor
• Natalie Merchant’s First Major Tour In Seven Years Comes To Santa Rosa
• $500,000 Lobby Renovation Underway
• United Way Of The Wine Country News - May 2010
• 16th Annual Pride Comedy Night
• Comedian David Spade Performs at Wells Fargo Center for the Arts
• Motown Legend Smokey Robinson at Wells Fargo Center for the Arts
• United Way Of The Wine Country News - April 2010
• Support a youth volunteer leader from Santa Rosa!
• Two Poets Laureate—Billy Collins and Kay Ryan­—Present an Evening of Word Play
• Earth Day Fair
• Martha Graham Dance Company Showcases Masterpieces of Modern Dance in Santa Rosa
• United Way Of The Wine Country News - Support The 2-1-1 Act
• Symphony Pops Performance Features Original Orchestrations of John Denver’s Music
• Actor Brings The Kite Runner to Life in Powerful One-Man Production
• United Way of the Wine Country Newsletter - March 16, 2010
• Indigo Girls Play Santa Rosa Concert
• National Tour of Broadway Hit 'Cabaret' in Santa Rosa
• Celtic Legends Featuring Riverdance's Michael Londra
• The Art of Dessert - Major Fundraising Gala Scheduled
• United Way of the Wine Country News - 2-1-1 is Launching in Mendocino!
• United Way of the Wine Country News - Happy Anniversary 2-1-1 Sonoma County!
• San Francisco Opera Center Adler Fellows To Perform In Santa Rosa
• Press Release
• United Way of the Wine Country Newsletter - January 15, 2010
• Metta Quintet-Acclaimed Resident Ensemble Of New York’s Jazzreach - To Perform In Santa Rosa
• 'A Year With Frog and Toad' Leaps From The Page To The Stage In Santa Rosa
• ‘Fluffy Guy’ Gabriel Iglesias Adds Extra Tour Dates Including Second Santa Rosa Show
• African Children’s Choir 'A Journey of Hope' Stirring Experience Where Music Trumps Tragedy
• Heidi Newfield Celebrates Sonoma Roots in Holiday Homecoming Concert
• The 7th Annual 'Christmas Rocks! Extravaganza' Tour
• Santa Rosa's ‘A Johnny Mathis Christmas’ - One Of Only Four Shows Nationwide
• Posada Navideña Performance Brings Traditional Mexican Christmas Celebration To Sonoma County
• Blue Collar Sensation Larry The Cable Guy Live In Santa Rosa
• Live Nation presents Lisa Lampanelli
• Performance - Hello Dolly
• Latin Song-Bird Ana Gabriel to Perform First Sonoma County Concert
• Ballroom Dance Craze Comes To Santa Rosa
• Christian Music’s Jeremy Camp to 'Speak Louder' at WellsFargoCenter for the Arts
• Reach for the American Dream with Barter Theatre's Of Mice and Men in Santa Rosa
• ‘Christmas From The Heart’ Tour Comes To Santa Rosa
• Stephen Sondheim A Life in the Theater
• Spanish Harlem Orchestra Delivers Hot Salsa Sound
• Contemporary Ballet Set To Music Of U2, Bach And Prince
• Emmylou Harris And Buddy Miller Perform At Wells Fargo Center For The Arts
• Family Series at Wells Fargo Center for the Arts
• Mark Knopfler to Perform in Santa Rosa
• Neil Berg’s 101 Years of Broadway
• The Beach Boys Live in Concert
• American Conservatory Theater Presents 'Sweet Charity' in Santa Rosa
• VENS AFFORDABLE HOUSE KEEPING w/natural prod.
• All Female Mariachi Divas Present New Take On Centuries-Old Genre
• Thirty Years. ‘Still Workin' for a Livin'’ - Huey Lewis and The News
• Hundreds of Guitar Makers, Sellers, Buyers and Players Gather for the Renowned Healdsburg...
• A Sonoma County Community Aspiration
• Luther Burbank Memorial Foundation to Receive NEA Stimulus Grant
• Tears for Fears
• American Icons Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons Return to Santa Rosa
• Frank Caliendo Performs Stand-up Comedy at Wells Fargo Center for the Arts in Santa Rosa
• 15th Annual Sonoma County Pride Comedy Night
• United Way of the Wine Country - Upcoming Volunteer Events!
• The Art of Dessert Fundraiser to Benefit Arts and Education Programs for Children and Adults
• United Way of the Wine County News - March 25, 2009
• United Way of the Wine Country Upcoming Volunteer Activities - March 13, 2009
• Broadway’s Hit Musical Comedy ‘Bye Bye Birdie’ Brings Laughs and Great Songs to the Stage
• Motown’s 50th Anniversary Celebration Takes Center Stage at Wells Fargo Center for the Arts...
• Heavenly Voices of Ladysmith Black Mambazo Perform at Santa Rosa’s Wells Fargo Center.....
• 50th Anniversary Celebration Brings World-Popular Modern Dance Company Ailey II to Santa Rosa
• 2009 Grammy Winner Dweezil Zappa Showcases Father’s Body of Work in Zappa Plays Zappa
• United Way of the Wine Country Newsletter - February 11, 2009
• The Chieftains Come To Santa Rosa For One Of Only Two California Shows
• Kendall-Jackson Symphony Pops Series ‘My Kind of Broadway’
• Five Reasons to Learn Pressure Cooking Now: Get Lean, Save Green and Go Green with the Modern Pressu
• Hit Broadway Production 'Forever Tango' Comes to Santa Rosa for One Performance Only
• Improv Comedy with the Stars of 'Whose Line Is It Anyway?'
• Biglittlethings - A Wild Menagerie of Creatures and Illusions
• Have A SoCô¿ôL Christmas
• Dave Koz and Friends Smooth Jazz Christmas Tour 2008
• Family Pajama Story Time
• New Green Building Certificate Program Begins in North Bay
• HBO Taping Starring Lisa Lampanelli
• East Village Opera Company, 'Where Rigoletto Meets the Ramones'
• Direct From Vegas The Rat Pack
• Pressure’s On – In a Good Way: Pressure Cooker Use On the Rise
• Broadway Comes to Santa Rosa With Three New York Theater Productions
• A Special Acoustic Evening With Vince Gill
• CANCELLED - The Black Crowes concert, this Sunday September 21, 2008
• Dennis Miller and Special Guest Mark Pitt
• 33rd Annual San Francisco Comedy Competition Semi-Finals
• Margaret Cho Beautiful Tour
• Sonoma County Fair
• Lyle Lovett Brings New Music To Santa Rosa
• Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons
• The Beach Boys
• Lyle Lovett in Concert
• George Lopez
• Steely Dan: Santa Rosa Concerts Offer Rare, Intimate Experience
• The Queen is Back! Donna Summer Performs Hits and First New Music in 17 Years
• Gang Members Plead to Attempted Murder
• Travis Tritt
• Earth, Wind and Fire
• Harmony Festival 2008
• 14th Annual Pride Comedy Night
• The Temptations and The Four Tops
• Foreigner
• Santa Rosa Gem Faire
• Ani DiFranco
• Dana Carvey Live Taping
• Bill Maher
• The Robert Cray Band
• The Moody Blues
• George Carlin Live
• Heart
• Willie Nelson and Family Live In Concert
• For Young People - Discovering Hidden Treasures
• Franc D-Ambrosio's Broadway
• Phil Vassar With Special Guest Jennifer Hanson
• Being In Time : Vision-Harmony and Nostalgia
• Over The River And Through The Woods
• New Musical - The Big Bang
• The Choral Project
• Santa Rosa Concert Association Presents Westwind Brass

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