Eloisa Ruano Gonzalez
Petaluma Argus
Santa Rosa, CA, United States
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Plane crash kills two in Petaluma
Two people were killed when a homebuilt airplane crashed near the Petaluma Airport. → Read More
Plane crash kills 2 in Petaluma
The small plane crashed on East Washington Street near the Petaluma Municipal Airport. → Read More
Santa Rosa Junior College postpones summer registration after uproar over cancellation of classes
Santa Rosa Junior College postponed summer registration just hours after it announced many of its summer classes would be canceled. → Read More
Santa Rosa Junior College postpones summer registration after uproar over cancellation of classes
If your student had planned to take summer classes at SRJC, read this. → Read More
Santa Rosa schools forgoing state standardized testing this spring
District officials decided to seek a waiver from the state’s standardized tests this spring after losing three weeks of class instruction in the wake of October’s wildfires. → Read More
Sonoma County students join in national school walkout to protest gun violence
Thousands of Sonoma County students joined others across the nation for a coordinated school walkout calling for stronger action to curb gun violence. → Read More
Rising alarm over Xanax abuse by Sonoma County students
School officials say there’s a growing problem on campuses of students abusing the anti-anxiety drug. → Read More
‘It is everywhere’: Xanax abuse on the rise among local students
School officials say there’s a growing problem on campuses of students abusing the anti-anxiety drug Xanax. → Read More
Car crashes into Freestone’s Wild Flour Bakery on Bohemian Highway
At least six patrons suffered minor injuries after a car crashed into the building Sunday afternoon. → Read More
Young immigrants in Sonoma County join race to renew deportation reprieve
As federal immigration authorities extend a key Obama-era program, young undocumented immigrants are girding for an uncertain future. → Read More
High-speed chase ends on Trinity Road with arrest of Sonoma Valley man
The 54-year-old man was booked into jail on suspicion of driving drunk and evading deputies. → Read More
Forecasters: Rain could trigger flash floods and mudslides in North Bay burn areas
Rainfall could trigger mudslides in areas that burned during October’s wildfires, as two-day storm expected to bring heavy rains, strong winds. → Read More
‘Today’ show airs Christmas surprise for families who lost homes in fires
The ‘Today’ show partnered with Walmart and a Marin County woman to create an early Christmas for 10 Sonoma County families impacted by October’s wildfires. → Read More
Petaluma store clerk knocked unconscious during robbery
Police say the man punched the store clerk in the head, causing significant head injuries. → Read More
Aid leaders attempt to clarify picture on donations going to North Bay fire victims
Some residents have voiced frustration over not knowing where the larger pool donations for various different agencies and groups are going or how to access them. → Read More
Sonoma Valley family displaced after SUV slams into their home
A family was displaced after a neighbor slammed the family Range Rover through their Verano Avenue home early Thursday, officials said. → Read More
New data show Sonoma County fire damage by community
Countywide, the wildfires destroyed 6,600 structures, including 5,130 homes, according to Cal Fire. → Read More
Petaluma woman suffers major injuries in Lakeville Highway crash
Petaluma firefighters had to extricate the woman, who was trapped in her car after it rolled into the path of an SUV on Lakeville Highway. → Read More
Game on: Santa Rosa Junior College revives game programming degree
The Bay Area is the epicenter of the $24.5 billion gaming industry that needs designers and programmers. → Read More
McGuire bill would require school districts to enroll 650,000 Medi-Cal kids for free, low-cost meals
The Feed the Kids Act looks to help remedy the statistic that one in four California children go hungry by automatically enrolling low-income students in lunch programs. → Read More