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People younger than 75 swamped a vaccine sign-up website after a link was widely shared, meaning Sonoma County had to cancel about 85% of appointments. → Read More
The brunt of the storm will hit Sunday and Monday, dropping 1 to 2 inches in the hills and up to three-quarters of an inch in the valleys. → Read More
Cristina and Jonathan Mahrt welcomed their first child, a 7-pound, 4-ounce healthy baby boy, into the world at 12:53 a.m. Friday. → Read More
Two Sonoma County supervisors Wednesday criticized large weddings held during the pandemic and again called for stronger enforcement of public health orders. → Read More
ICU capacity has been a guiding factor for state and regional officials making such decisions. The county said its local hospitals had more ICU beds available than indicated in state reports. → Read More
The final turnout is projected to nearly match the all-time record. → Read More
Recent comments by public officials had raised concerns that a shift to focus on counting tests was making the spread of the coronavirus look worse in Sonoma County. → Read More
Red flag warnings were pulled back Monday night into Tuesday morning as crews used control burns to hem in the branch of the Glass fire burning on the northern end of Trione-Annadel State Park. → Read More
PG&E will turn off electricity to more than 17,000 customers in Sonoma County early Tuesday morning in an attempt to prevent its electrical equipment from sparking a wildfire during a heat wave. → Read More
The 13-4 fire prompted a succession of evacuation orders throughout the afternoon and evening that drew increasing alarm from wildfire-weary locals. → Read More
New data released by the county on Friday offers the closest look ever at local coronavirus spread, drilling down into the number of cases in local communities. → Read More
A week after the Fourth Street closure, restaurants are taking advantage, but some retailers are unhappy with the impact on sales. → Read More
Digital intruders stormed a public Zoom meeting Friday, making offensive comments and showing violent images, prompting a police hate crime investigation. → Read More
Sonoma County wants 230 contact tracers to interview people infected with or exposed to COVID-19, a key part of the county’s plan to curb the coronavirus pandemic. → Read More
Sonoma County is set to require the use of a smartphone application to verify that employees don’t have coronavirus symptoms and haven’t been exposed to anyone with COVID-19 before showing up to work. → Read More
Highs in Sonoma are slated to reach 96 on Monday, 99 on Tuesday, back to 96 on Wednesday. → Read More
The details of an anticipated revised health order outlining businesses and establishments permitted to reopen are expected later on Friday. → Read More
College students whose internships and jobs were canceled can find work as contract tracers. → Read More
Public Health Officer Dr. Sundari Mase, said the county needs more data to understand just how many of the new cases can be traced back to known COVID-19 patients. → Read More
The site, which can safely accommodate up to about 140 people, is expected to be full by Friday, according to a Catholic Charities official. → Read More