Kaylee Tornay
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Santa Rosa, CA, United States
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Sonoma County superintendent of schools testifies in support of disaster preparedness bills
Steve Herrington was asked to speak before members of the California state Assembly’s Education Committee. → Read More
No resolution in sight as second day of Cotati-Rohnert Park teacher strike ends
The district and union did not resume negotiations Friday and no talks were scheduled for the weekend. → Read More
Police: Santa Rosa High student arrested over ‘unfounded’ bomb threats
The teen was arrested Tuesday after police linked him to two threats posted on Instagram, officials said. → Read More
It’s not too late for California high school students to apply for grade changes due to pandemic
The change is meant to ease the academic fallout of last year on students’ grade point averages. → Read More
Beach Hazard warning issued for Sonoma Coast
Waves expected to break approximately every 16 seconds heighten the risk of being pulled into the ocean. → Read More
‘We’re not gonna be pushed around’: Sonoma County’s Asian community speaks out
Speakers at a rally Saturday to call attention to violence against Asian Americans acknowledged local progress toward equity but highlighted the ongoing need to confront racism and bias that affect Sonoma County’s minority residents. → Read More
SSU professor secures $5M NASA grant to develop new programs for students with autism
With a nearly $5 million grant through NASA’s Neurodiversity Network, Lynn Cominsky aims to offer rocketry and astronomy lessons that engage and empower autistic students in new ways. → Read More
Local law enforcement beef up DUI patrols for Super Bowl Sunday
Local law enforcement are preparing for Super Bowl Sunday by reminding people not to drive under the influence and ramping up patrols. → Read More
Sonoma County organizations take up challenge to confront youth homelessness
Since late last year, a coalition of about 50 local agencies has sought to reach a greater number of at-risk teenagers and young adults before they become chronically homeless. → Read More
More wet weather headed to Sonoma County Tuesday
Sonoma County’s urban areas are expected to see anywhere from one-half inch to three-quarters of an inch of rain through Tuesday. → Read More
Winter storm gentler than expected but still leaves wreckage with the rain
Lower rainfall totals meant burn scars held up amid heavy rain and gusting winds. → Read More
Sonoma County braces for atmospheric river, heaviest rain of the season so far
Communities across Sonoma County are preparing for the possibility of heavy rain arriving Tuesday afternoon. → Read More
Strong winter storm to drench North Coast, raising slide risk in burn scars
The storm, expected Tuesday, may bring 4 to 6 inches of rain to Sonoma County, raising risks of debris slides in the region’s massive wildfire scars. → Read More
Study shows school readiness gaps in Sonoma County fall along ethnic, socioeconomic lines
Research has shown that clear disparities exist for Latino and lower-income Sonoma County families, a new study found. → Read More
Sonoma County parks in 2020 saw record rise in visits, memberships
Sonoma County Regional Parks saw a record rise in day use and parks memberships as residents sought places to exercise and socialize safely. → Read More
Santa Rosa police use bait bikes to curb theft
Santa Rosa police arrested three people Monday on suspicion of stealing an unlocked bike put out as bait by detectives to see if anyone would ride away with it. → Read More
National Weather Service warns of sneaker waves on Sonoma Coast
Waves could reach up to 9 feet high Wednesday. → Read More
One dead after head-on collision on Highway 121
Arnold Drive at Cornerstone scene of fatal Thursday morning crash. → Read More
Santa Rosa Junior College pushes back on-campus housing timeline
The $46.5 million housing complex, which will house up to 352 students, is now expected to open in fall 2023. → Read More
High surf warning issued for Sonoma County beaches until Tuesday afternoon
The National Weather Service issued a high surf warning for Monday and part of Tuesday. → Read More