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Informe: Santa Rosa's Mayor on the City's Homeless Crisis

Written by: Steve Mencher

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En la tercera parte de la entrevista, White habla con Schwedhelm sobre el problema de personas sin hogar en Santa Rosa.

(Part 3 -- In the third part of the interview, KRCB reporter Adia White talks with Santa Rosa's new mayor Tom Schwedhelm about the homeless crisis in Santa Rosa.)

(Image: Homeless person in Santa Rosa. Credit: Franco Folini)

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Informe: Santa Rosa Mayor Schwedhelm Lays Out Priorities

Written by: Steve Mencher

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En la segunda parte de la entrevista, Adia White habla con Tom Schwedhelm sobre sus prioridades para su primer año en la oficina.

(Part 2 -- In the second part of the interview,  KRCB's Adia White speaks with Santa Rosa mayor Tom Schwedhelm about his priorities for his first year in office.)

 

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Informe: Tom Schwedhelm Becomes Santa Rosa Mayor

Written by: Steve Mencher
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En la primera parte de esta entrevista, el alcalde de Santa Rosa, Tom Schwedhelm habla con reportera Adia White sobre como llegó a su posición.

(Part 1-- In the first part of this interview, Santa Rosa mayor Tom Schwedhelm talks with reporter Adia White about his background.)

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Santa Rosa Mayor Talks About his Priorities for 2019

Written by: Adia White
Santa Rosa’s new mayor is beginning his first year in office. Tom Schwedhelm is Santa Rosa’s former police chief and was voted into office by his fellow city council members. Reporter Adia White talked with him about his top priorities;  homelessness and how to rebuild Santa Rosa after the 2017 Wildfires.
SchwedhelmSanta Rosa Mayor Tom Schwedhelm. Credit: Adia White
 
The City of Santa Rosa is now accepting applications for community advisory committee members. To lend your input on the how the downtown should be developed, visit: https://www.plandowntownsr.com/
 
In part two of the interview, reporter Adia White talked with Schwedhelm about the annexation of Roseland into the city of Santa Rosa and asked how the police department’s approach to law enforcement will differ from that of the Sheriff’s office.
 
 
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  2. Santa Rosa Women’s March Spurs Excitement for 2020 Elections
  3. PG&E Bankruptcy Imminent; Banks Offer Billions in Financing
  4. Political Forum Blue-Green Eggs and Ham Draws Over 400
  5. 'Zero Waste' on KRCB TV in the North Bay - Jan 22; We Revisit Radio Report
  6. Council Member Victoria Fleming Talks About Goals for 2019
  7. Santa Rosa Diocese Releases List of Clergy Members Accused of Abuse
  8. Fear of Gangs Driving Central Americans North: Podcast
  9. New Sonoma County Sheriff Hopes to Improve Community Relations
  10. Report Highlights Sonoma County Employment Trends
  11. Rep. Jackie Speier Suggests Border Compromise via DACA
  12. Snoopy's Home Ice to Celebrate 50th Anniversary in 2019
  13. Living with Lead: 'Like Crabs in a Barrel'
  14. Living Downstream Preview: Tour Uncovers Richmond Poisons
  15. Native Fire Practices Can Make Communities Safer
  16. Community Health Workers Help Gain Environmental Justice
  17. Woodstock and Red-Haired Girl Get Their Day in 2019
  18. County Agrees to $3 Million Lopez Settlement
  19. Emerald Cup Draws Cannabis Experts, Entrepreneurs and Fans
  20. Emerald Cup Prize to Willie Nelson, Others Enjoy Legal Smoke
  21. Sonoma Residents Work to Reduce Health Disparities
  22. Journalist Tess Vigeland Leads Camp Fire Reporting Effort
  23. Sexual Assault Prevention Educator Opposes Title IX Changes
  24. Coffey Strong Heads to Butte County to Share Advice
  25. Immigration Tied to Benefits? County Schools Head Says No
  26. North Bay Residents Offer Hope, Aid to Camp Fire Evacuees
  27. Sonoma County to Create New Emergency Management Department
  28. Community Members Debate How to Best Spend Homelessness Aid Grant
  29. Santa Rosa Official Offers Advice to Camp Fire Survivors
  30. Santa Rosa City Council Votes to Extend Renter Protections
  31. California Seeks Input on Housing Recovery Funds
  32. Dogs Compete in Sheep Herding at Hopland Research Center
  33. Santa Rosa Hosts 2018 California Economic Summit
  34. In Short Time, Conductor Lecce-Chong Puts Stamp on Symphony
  35. Music Inspires Climate Activists at Global Summit
  36. Climate Summit Contest: Unlikely Company Wins Funding
  37. Displaced Camp Fire Evacuees Consider What Comes Next
  38. Camp Fire Evacuees Sleep in Cars, Tents in Chico Parking Lot
  39. Poor Air Quality Poses Health Hazard for Workers
  40. Commentary: One Year On, Cannabis Legalization Mostly On Track
  41. KRCB's Steve Mencher and Adia White Discuss the Midterm Election
  42. Equity a Key Topic at 26th Annual Latino Health Forum
  43. Shomrei Torah Hosts Service for Tree of Life Shooting Victims
  44. The Difficult Birth of the Graton Resort and Casino
  45. Santa Rosa Voters Deliberate Affordable Housing Measure
  46. Sonoma County Works to Finalize Disaster Recovery Plan
  47. As City Builds New Park in Roseland, Whose Voices Are Heard?
  48. Sebastopol Building First in the Region to Use Hempcrete
  49. $12 Million in State Funds to Aid the Homeless in Sonoma Co.
  50. 'Pictures of a Gone City' Presents Bay Area, Warts and All
  51. Sonoma Co. Releases Results of Emergency Alert Tests
  52. Huffman Opponent Dale Mensing Supports Trump and DACA
  53. Rep. Jared Huffman Running on Accomplishments and Opposition to Trump
  54. One Year After the Oct. Wildfires, Many Families Are Still Uprooted
  55. Coffey Park Resident Shares her Experience a Year after the Fires
  56. More Counseling Services Needed for Spanish Speakers
  57. On Fire Anniversary, Recalling 'Battle to Save Jack London's Mountain'
  58. Cannabis Commentary: Return to Pot Prohibition Impossible
  59. Emergency Alert Test Lacks Spanish Translation for Broadcast
  60. Creative Sonoma Art Program Helps Students Cope With Trauma
  61. Organizations Work to Remove Language Barriers in Disasters
  62. Grape Stomping Ushers in the Harvest Season
  63. Grape Harvest Underway Across the North Bay
  64. Kavanaugh-Ford Testify Before Senate Judiciary – Watch Live Beginning at 7 am
  65. After a Month in Palestine, Empathy for Plight of Refugees
  66. Violence Prevention Partnership Keeps Kids out of Gangs
  67. Santa Rosa Hosts Gang Prevention Training for Parents
  68. Sonoma Co. Seeks Funds for Homelessness, Mental Health
  69. Sebastopol Peace Wall Adds Ellsberg, Huerta, and Two Locals
  70. North Bay Farm Shows Some Agriculture Can Help the Earth
  71. Mendocino Company Uses Goats to Reduce Wildfire Risk
  72. "Reflections After the Fire" Aims to Ease Trauma Through Art
  73. Gov. Jerry Brown Blasts Trump on Climate Change at SF Summit
  74. Global Climate Summit Update: Protecting Forests, People
  75. Meet Our New Cannabis Commentator, David Downs
  76. Sonoma County Tests Wireless Emergency Alerts
  77. Mendocino Company Markets Wild Seaweed as a Healthy Snack
  78. Climate Summit Takes Over San Francisco
  79. North Bay Residents March for Climate, Jobs and Justice
  80. Grand Jury Details Upgrades for Sonoma Emergency Response
  81. Sonoma County Civil Grand Jury Faults Emergency Response
  82. Spanish Speakers Question Officials at Fire Recovery Event
  83. Monarchs and Milkweed: Giving Butterflies a Boost
  84. Cannabis Expert David Downs: Market in Flux, Changes Certain
  85. Charles M. Schulz Museum to Host Auction for Wildfire Relief
  86. Expanded Life Jacket Program Saves Lives on Russian River
  87. Homeless Series Continues: Meet Chris and Cheri
  88. Firefighters Make Progress on Largest California Wildfires
  89. Mendocino County Farm Saved from Ranch Fire by Quick Action
  90. Sonoma County Provides Resources for Businesses Recovering from October Wildfires
  91. Wildfire Season Prompts Another Look at Emergency Warnings in California
  92. Cannabis Growers and Sellers in Sonoma County Confront Angry Neighbors
  93. Federated Indians of Graton Rancheria Donate $280,000; Fully Fund Rohnert Park Food Needs
  94. Hopland Research Center in Mendocino Uses Fire as Learning Experience
  95. Congratulations to Best Radio DJ in the North Bay, Brian Griffith
  96. After Wildfire Devastation Comes New Life; 'Gold Spot' Film on KRCB Aug. 7
  97. Mendocino Fires Continue Burning; We Talk with Cal Fire for the Latest
  98. Final Multi-Agency Active Shooter Training Exercise is Scheduled for Friday
  99. New Evacuation Orders in Mendocino Complex Fires
  100. A Red Flag Warning Will Be In Effect Through 11:00 pm Saturday
  101. Santa Rosa Rent Control Initiative Short of Needed Signatures; Advocates Will Regroup
  102. Temporary Outage of KRCB FM 91.1 Signal
  103. Speakers at 'Just Recovery' Meeting Emphasize Workforce Issues and 'WUI'
  104. A Second Multi-Agency Active Shooter Training Exercise is Scheduled for Tuesday, July 31
  105. Meet KRCB Reporter Adia White; She'll Cover Fire Season and Everything Else
  106. Conversation with Director of Fred Rogers Biopic: 'Won't You Be My Neighbor?'
  107. Homeless Portraits: Mendocino County
  108. Supreme Court Won’t Take Up Lopez Case. Parents' Case Against County Can Continue
  109. Every Glass of Wine Tells a Story, According to Savvy Marketers
  110. Happy First Day of Summer, Said the Mosquito
  111. 'What a Chicken!!' -- Name of Petaluma Restaurant Says It All
  112. Press Democrat Columnist on Pulitzer Prize and Future of Newspapers in a Digital World
  113. Pilot Program Seeks to Demonstrate that Food Can Be Medicine
  114. New Learning Center Brings Tech, Interactivity to Wine Business Learning at SSU
  115. Free Program Offers 'HOPE' to Fire Survivors and Community as Healing Continues
  116. Free Program Offers 'HOPE' to Fire Survivors and Community as Healing Continues - Part 2
  117. Free Counseling for Fire Survivors, Community Members Impacted by October's Wildfires
  118. Sonoma County Failed Spanish-Speaking Residents During Fires, Says Group
  119. Black Women March for Rights in Sacramento
  120. KRCB Emmy Nominations 2018
  121. As First Rebuilt Coffey Park Home Is Occupied, Others Face 'Bumps' but Persevere
  122. Andy's Unity Park Opens with Doves, Anger, Sorrow for Lopez Family
  123. City, County and Nonprofits Work to Place Homeless as Rodota Trail Is Cleared
  124. Unity Park, Supreme Court Case, Film, Shine Spotlight on Andy Lopez Case
  125. As Rodota Trail Eviction Looms, We Hear from Homeless Residents and Advocates
  126. Capt. Essick Vows to Bring 'Mayberry'-style Policing to Sonoma County if Elected Sheriff
  127. Capt. Mark Essick Says He's Best Sheriff Candidate to Shake up Department
  128. For The Next Two Weeks, The California Governor's Race Is All About Second Place
  129. Sonoma County Sheriff Candidate Mark Essick: Lopez Shooting Exposed Shortcomings
  130. Communities Come Together for Collective Action Against Wildfires
  131. As He Runs for Sheriff, Mutz Plans Transformation of Department
  132. Sheriff Candidate John Mutz Spotlights Issues at Sonoma County Jails
  133. Sonoma County Sheriff Candidate Mutz Faults Training in Shooting of Andy Lopez
  134. 'Lives Well Lived' Dispenses Wisdom of Elders
  135. Sonoma County Sheriff Candidate Olivares: Anti-Violence Work Prepares Me to Lead
  136. Suspect Named in Fatal Sonoma State Stabbing
  137. Sheriff Candidate Olivares Concerned About Department's Approach to Mental Health
  138. County Sheriff Candidate Emphasizes Roots and Community Policing
  139. California Governor Hopefuls Face Off In Crucial Primary Debate
  140. Fire Symposium Brings Experts to Consider History, Culture, Response to Recent Events
  141. With District Elections in Santa Rosa, Mayor Hopes for More Democracy
  142. What Skills Are Needed to Lead Federal Veterans' Programs?
  143. As Trump Nominee for VA Failed, Privatization Battle Continues
  144. Leaving the Press Democrat at a Proud Moment, Opportunities Await at SSU
  145. 'Living with Fire' Symposium Brings Experts, Ideas to Sonoma State May 7-9
  146. Fire Recovery Series: Napa Valley Foundation Takes Lessons From Quake to Aid Fire Survivors
  147. Fire Recovery Series: PEER Sonoma
  148. Eviction Looms for Homeless Camp Residents
  149. Cannabis Tourism alighting in Sonoma County
  150. Fire Recovery Series: Sonoma County Recovers
  151. The North Bay Fires Were Six Months Ago. What's Actually Changed?
  152. Fire Recovery Series: Rebuild North Bay
  153. When Apples, not Grapes, Ruled Local Fields (2)
  154. High Schoolers Find Increased Bullying Over Race in Sonoma County
  155. A Different Way To Fight Parkinson's Disease
  156. Barbara Borden: Keeper of the Beat
  157. North Bay Organizing Project
  158. Immigrant Information and Education
  159. Newsmaker Conversation: Wilder than Wild
  160. Whale Watching Season Underway
  161. California Middle Class in Decline, Despite State's Wealth
  162. Sonoma County Junior Commission on Rights Presents Human Trafficking Film to Schools
  163. Sheriff Debate in Monte Rio Brings Candidates to Consider Vast Scope of Their Department
  164. March 5 Rally Will Support DACA and Press for Positive Changes in Immigration Law
  165. Pilobolus Brings Motion, Joy to Anova Students
  166. Sonoma County Sifts Through Composting Proposals
  167. Many Still Have Questions as City and County Host Rebuilding Meeting
  168. Putting a Spotlight on Women Veterans and the Country's Failures to Serve Them
  169. Nurse Returns from Vietnam, 'Stuffs' Her Feelings, Until All Hell Breaks Loose
  170. Microloan Program from La Luz Center Helps Local Entrepreneurs
  171. Volunteer Tribal Firefighters Honored for Saving Homes, Lives
  172. 'Wine Industry Scholars' Find Support at Sonoma State in New Program
  173. EPA Official Explains Handling of Toxic Material as Cleanup Nears End
  174. After 50 Years, an Army Nurse Remembers Vietnam
  175. City and County to Host Rebuilding Community Meeting on February 15
  176. Sonoma County Board of Supervisors Seeks Community Input at Workshop
  177. Coffey Strong Organizes; Santa Rosa Tackles Rebuilding and Building, Too
  178. Recology, Your New Trash Company, Aims to Respect Workers and Reduce Waste
  179. Sonoma County Clerk-Recorder-Assessor Reminds Residents Displaced by Fires to Update Address Info
  180. Setting Small Fires to Avoid Larger Ones; First Signs of Life at Burned Sonoma County Lake
  181. Crowds Gather in North Bay for Women's Rights on Anniversary of Historic March
  182. Outbeat Radio News for Monday, January 22, 2018
  183. Report of Upcoming ICE Raids Puts Local Immigrant Community on Edge
  184. Insurance Issues Aired at Fire Town Hall
  185. Tryouts Continue at Santa Rosa Symphony; Jenkins Pleases Crowd with Bartok
  186. Town Hall Brings Elected Representatives, Agency Officials and Fire Survivors Together
  187. With Cannabis Rules Set to Go Into Effect, Santa Rosa Fine Tunes Policies
  188. Death Be Not Proud: Let's Talk About It at a 'Death Cafe'
  189. State's Attorney General and Top Emergency Manager Warn Of Price Gouging
  190. WORKSHOP: Financial Decision-Making for Wildfire Survivors
  191. Outbeat Radio News for Monday, January 15, 2018
  192. Rep. Huffman: Rebuilding and Recovery Town Hall Presents Forum for Citizen Input
  193. Housing Recovery in Sonoma County Will Be Slowed by Lack of Workers, Materials
  194. Local Governments Will Also Scramble for Workers to Support Rebuilding
  195. Rains Bring Relief, Worry
  196. Federal Government Threatens to Derail Local Cannabis Laws
  197. Sonoma County Recovery & Rebuilding Town Hall Saturday January 13th
  198. Outbeat Radio News for Monday, January 8, 2018
  199. Retiring NPR Host Robert Siegel Talks About His Heroes and His Future
  200. First Responder Recognition Event - Tuesday January 9th
  201. Supervisor Lynda Hopkins Fears Disruption of Sonoma Cannabis Market Following Edict
  202. DHS Secretary: After Fires, We Will 'Make Sure Californians Have What They Need'
  203. Insurance Workshop for Partial Loss Survivors - January 17th
  204. U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) Debris Removal Information Line
  205. City of Santa Rosa Water Bill Relief for Additional Water Used for Fire Protection
  206. USACE Awards Additional Contracts for Wildfire Debris Removal
  207. Santa Rosa Disaster Recovery Center to Become SBA Disaster Loan Outreach Center
  208. Mighty Oaks Will Follow Little Acorns at Fire-Scarred Mendocino Vineyard
  209. Disaster Recovery Centers now permanently CLOSED
  210. Federal Income Tax Bill Prompts Questions About Pre-Paying Property Taxes
  211. The History of Illegal Cannabis in California May Be Lost in the Post-Prohibition Era
  212. Spending Christmas in a FEMA Trailer
  213. Insurance regulator steps in to help hundreds of wildfire survivors with claims
  214. Map Identifies Areas at Risk of Flooding, Mudflows In Aftermath of Wildfires
  215. Addressing Inequality: Assemblymember Proposes Wages Tied to Housing
  216. Outbeat Radio News for Monday, December 25, 2017
  217. Fire Debris: Where Most of Those Trucks You've Been Following Are Headed
  218. Assemblymember Marc Levine on the Year in Sacramento
  219. Christmas in Coffey Park; Free Counseling for Fire Survivors
  220. Price Gouging After the Wildfire Disaster
  221. In Wake of Fires, Assemblyman Marc Levine Talks About Improving Phone Alerts
  222. Outbeat Radio News for Monday, December 18, 2017
  223. Local ISP Sonic Protests End of Net Neutrality
  224. RED FLAG WARNING FOR NORTH BAY Through Sunday 12/17/17 6:00 pm
  225. We are coming down to the wire during our 2017 Holiday / End-of-year Radio Fundraiser!
  226. Photographer Finds Beauty Amid the Rubble of North Bay Fires
  227. SRJC to Host Community Forum on Immigration Reform
  228. 2017 Emerald Cup Celebrates Medicinal Pot and Anticipates Full Legalization
  229. Post Fire Coverage: Climate Change to Blame? Plus, Insurance Disruptions Expected
  230. Outbeat Radio News for Monday, December 11, 2017
  231. Film Can Help First Responders and Caregivers Deal With 'Secondary Trauma'
  232. Group Steps Up to Help Undocumented Community Members After North Bay Fires
  233. At 'Resilience Convening' Rebuild Northbay Describes Its Mission
  234. One Week Left to Register for Disaster Assistance/Low-Interest Loans
  235. Advocates for Renters and Homeless Seek Solutions After North Bay Fires - Part 2
  236. Outbeat Radio News for Monday, December 4, 2017
  237. SOS Fire-related Grants Offered for Low-Income Residents
  238. Cartoonists Get Serious for Fire Relief at Schulz Museum, While Keeping Sense of Humor
  239. Corps of Engineers provides update for Northern California wildfire debris removal
  240. Less Than Two Weeks Left to Register For Federal Disaster Assistance
  241. Funders and Nonprofits Get Together to Talk About Helping After the North Bay Fires
  242. U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) has Established a Debris Removal Information Line
  243. Renters Air Concerns and Get Advice After Fire Losses
  244. Insurance Woes in Lake County Point to Delays, Frustrations in Latest Fires
  245. Outbeat Radio News for Monday, November 27, 2017
  246. Pioneering Winery in Mendocino Faces Life After the Fires
  247. Thankful to Escape the Flames with Family, but Stressed at the Holidays
  248. Plenty of Holiday Programs For Thanksgiving Day!
  249. Lawmakers Push Back on 'Outrageous' and 'Unacceptable' Fire Funding
  250. Conference in December Seeks a ‘Free Palestine’ and ‘Justice’ in the Middle East
  251. Fire Update: Immigrant Fears, Passport Request, Tourism Woes
  252. Outbeat Radio News for Monday, November 20, 2017
  253. New Hotline Offers Support for Immigrants in Case of Raids
  254. FEMA Brings First 26 Trailers to Sonoma County Fairgrounds
  255. Burbank Housing Working to Create Affordable Alternatives After Fires
  256. Roseland Club Set to Become Nonprofit, to Expand Services in Their Community
  257. Roseland Club Set to Become Nonprofit, to Expand Services in Its Community
  258. Former Supervisor Efren Carrillo Recounts History Leading to Roseland Annexation
  259. Outbeat Radio News for Monday, November 13, 2017
  260. When Apples, not Grapes, Ruled Local Fields
  261. Young Fire Victim Remembered as Passionate About Sports, Friendships
  262. Sonoma County District Attorney Warns of Fraudulent FEMA Applications
  263. Preparedness for Rain After Wildfires
  264. Outbeat Radio News for Monday, November 6, 2017
  265. Want to Help Your Neighbors After the Fires? Here's How (a partial list)
  266. Music and Poetry Begin the Healing Process After Deadly Fires
  267. Maps That Outline Fire Danger for Building Codes Likely to Be Rewritten
  268. Deadline Nov. 1 for North Bay Fire Victims to Apply for Disaster CalFresh
  269. Find Disaster Relief Resources Aimed at Immigrant Victims of North Bay Fires
  270. Cannabis Farmers Hit by Fire on Top of Plunging Prices and Legalization Uncertainties
  271. Outbeat Radio News for Monday, October 30, 2017
  272. Vietnam Vet Fred Ptucha Makes Emotional Journey to Help Former Enemies
  273. Makerspace Opens at SSU for Students to Experience Joys of Failure and Creation
  274. Sonoma County Group Plans Hotline for Emergency Immigration Action
  275. Outbeat Radio News for Monday, October 23, 2017
  276. Coming to Terms with PTSD, Vietnam Vet Leans on Family for Unconditional Love
  277. 'Company Town' to Air on KRCB Oct. 23; Saving S.F. From the 'Sharing' Economy
  278. LOCAL ASSISTANCE CENTER INFORMATION FOR SONOMA COUNTY RESIDENTS
  279. Sonoma County Fires Community Meetings
  280. Mexican Consulate to Provide Support in Santa Rosa to Victims of North Bay Fires
  281. SANTA ROSA Emergency Information Update 10/18/17
  282. Mendocino Temple Holds Secret of Immigrants Past
  283. Sonoma County Residents Find Relief in Local Assistance Center and FEMA Hub
  284. LOCAL ASSISTANCE CENTER for Sonoma County Residents Affected By Fires
  285. As Fire Crisis Continues, Counselors Will Be Needed to Help Those at the Margins
  286. SMART CONTINUES FREE SERVICE THROUGH WEDNESDAY
  287. Songwriter Pete Stringfellow Donates 'Santa Rosa' Song to Fire Relief
  288. SONOMA COUNTY FIRE: Community Information 10/15/17
  289. Local Assistance Center Open for Sonoma County Residents Impacted by Fires
  290. Sonoma County Clinic and Urgent Care Locations - Updated 10/14/17 4:30pm
  291. Santa Rosa Fire Emergency Information - Update 10/14/17
  292. Sonoma County Update on Multiple Fires - Upated 10/13/13 8:00 pm
  293. Sonoma County Update on Multiple Fires - Updated 10/13/13 8:00 pm
  294. SANTA ROSA FIRE EMERGENCY INFORMATION - UPDATED FRIDAY 10/13/17 8:55 AM
  295. Sonoma County Confirmed Evacuation Areas 10/12/17 10:35 pm
  296. Sheriff Rob Giordano announces names of 10 decedents in this week's Sonoma County fires
  297. COUNTY OF SONOMA Community information update 10/12/17
  298. Santa Rosa Emergency Information - Updated 10/12/17 9:34 am
  299. Sonoma County Update on Multiple Fires
  300. City of Santa Rosa FIRE UPDATE - Wednesday 10/11/17 9:30 am
  301. SANTA ROSA EMERGENCY INFORMATION - updated 10/10/17 9:37pm
  302. COUNTY OF SONOMA ROAD CLOSURES Update Oct. 10, 2017
  303. SONOMA COUNTY SCHOOL CLOSURES 10/10/17
  304. Update - SONOMA COUNTY SCHOOL CLOSURES 10/10/17
  305. To volunteer at the American Red Cross:
  306. Santa Rosa City Bus Service Suspended
  307. Local Eyewitness to Las Vegas Shooting Calmed by Victim Advocate Training
  308. Museum of Sonoma County Celebrates Life and Death with Dia de Los Muertos Exhibition
  309. Here's How You Can Give Blood to Help Victims of Las Vegas Shooting
  310. Cannabis Seminar at Sonoma State Part of Long Range Plan to Study All Aspects of Industry
  311. Santa Rosa Sets its Sights on Sixth Street Homeless Encampment
  312. DACA Deadline Approaches October 5: FAQ and Resources
  313. Marin County Launches Climate Change Campaign to Drastically Reduce Greenhouse Gases
  314. Outbeat Radio News for Monday, October 2, 2017
  315. Fasting 'to Get in Touch With Your Soul,' Jewish Holiday Yom Kippur Ends 'Days of Awe'
  316. Banned Books Week: Time to Hug a Librarian
  317. Sonoma State Ordered to Pay Nearly $3 Million in Asbestos Penalties
  318. Sonoma County Lawyers Move to Help DACA Recipients as Crisis Unfolds
  319. Community Members Learn About Gang Prevention and Awareness
  320. Santa Rosa JC Town Hall on DACA Provides Hope for Those at Risk
  321. Outbeat Radio News for Monday, September 25, 2017
  322. School Districts Push For Faster Construction Funds
  323. DACA Update: Town Hall at SRJC, Counseling Sessions 9/23 and 9/28
  324. DACA Update: Town Hall at SRJC, Counseling Sessions 9/23, 9/28, 10/12
  325. A Vietnam Vet Remembers Coming Home to Indifference
  326. POLITIFACT CA: Do Three-Quarters Of Americans Support The DREAM Act? Nancy Pelosi Says So
  327. California's Obamacare Supporters Brace for Newest Repeal Push
  328. California Community Colleges Work To Get Free Tuition Into The Hands Of Low-Income Students
  329. Jewish High Holidays Begin with Blasts of Horn, Bites of Apple and Honey
  330. Gov. Brown Blasts Trump In NY, Calls For GOP Climate Change Cooperation
  331. Vietnam Veteran Remembers a Ping, Then 'Boom'
  332. Outbeat Radio News for Monday, September 18, 2017
  333. POLITIFACT CA: Treasurer John Chiang’s Claim On Affordable Housing Doesn’t Add Up
  334. Housing Package Ekes Through Assembly After Dramatic (And Lengthy) Vote
  335. Vietnam Veteran Recounts Battlefield Moment
  336. New Protections For LGBT Seniors In Long-Term Care Facilities
  337. Vietnam Veteran Shares Poem 'Combat Paper' About Wartime and What Followed
  338. Bill To Create "Safe Zones" For Drug Use Stalls in California Senate
  339. Mexico Promises Aid For DACA Recipients
  340. National Heirloom Exposition Displays Endless Varieties of ‘Pure Food’ in Santa Rosa
  341. Covered California for Small Business Sees Small Jump in Premiums
  342. Irma Weakens But Still Packs A Punch As It Moves Toward Georgia
  343. Drug Transparency Measure Done For The Year
  344. Making Connections Between Food, Water and Fossil Fuels as Storms Bear Down
  345. Senate Weighs When Employers Should Learn of New Hires' Criminal History
  346. Demonstrators in Santa Rosa Defend DACA After Trump Decision to End It
  347. California Lawmakers React To Trump's Move To End DACA
  348. Sonoma County Officials Push for More Healthcare Options for Mentally Ill Patients
  349. As Trump Ends DACA, Local Dreamer Says: 'I'm an American... not an Alien. I'm a Human'
  350. Housing, Parks, Immigration Top Legislature's Agenda In Final Two Weeks
  351. New App Helps Parents Screen for Scoliosis
  352. Sonoma County's Healthcare System Pushing Mentally Ill Patients into Emergency Rooms, Jails
  353. Trump Promises DACA Answer Sept. 5 as Nearly 800,000 Await Word
  354. Drug Price Transparency Bill Faces Crucial Committee Vote
  355. Under Threat, Santa Rosa Will Move to District Elections for City Council
  356. With Temperatures Set to Soar Labor Day Weekend, Stay Safe
  357. Governor, Legislative Democrats At Odds Over Inclusionary Housing For Rental Units
  358. Discarded Wood Becomes Works of Art in the Hands of Nicasio Woodworking Couple
  359. Santa Rosa City Council Member Combs: Election by District Will Strengthen City
  360. Proposal Would Extend Provisional License to Drivers Under 21
  361. Experts Testify at Congressional Forum on Harm to Coast if Protections Are Lifted
  362. California Needs To Invest Billions For Flood Protection
  363. 'Thirteen Reasons Why' Author Jay Asher Addresses Controversy and Season 2
  364. Will California Legislature Act On Housing This Week?
  365. California's Top Court Upholds Expedited Death Penalty
  366. 'Concessionistas' Offer Coffee with a Conscience as SMART Train Begins Service
  367. Proponents Of "California Disclose Act" Announce Deal, 7-Years Later
  368. Congressional Forum Asserts Value of Local Marine Sanctuaries, Threatened by Trump
  369. CalRecycle Report Shows Dip In Statewide Recycling Rate In 2016
  370. College of Marin Leads Sustainability Efforts with Switch to Renewable Energy
  371. Sonoma County Board of Supervisors Appoints Rob Giordano as Sheriff-Coroner
  372. Kids Take Full Enjoyment Of Partial Eclipse As Adults Struggle To See It
  373. At Sonoma State Convocation: Commitment to Outreach and Inclusion
  374. Cal EPA Moves Toward Tighter Pesticide Restrictions
  375. Santa Rosa Trash Rates to Rise, New Operator Promises Improved Service
  376. Electric Vehicle Report Imagines a Time, Soon, When EVs Rule County Roads
  377. Aging Workforce and Tough Immigration Policies Result in Vineyard Harvest Labor Shortage
  378. California Lawmakers Ask Feds To Stop Alt-Right Rally In SF
  379. After Violence in Charlottesville, Berkeley, Police Weigh How to Handle Protests
  380. Sonoma State Welcomes Major Changes in Approach to College Readiness
  381. 'The Farthest' from PBS Tells Story of Voyager Mission, Previews in Sebastopol Aug. 16
  382. Judge Temporarily Blocks State Recall Law
  383. Pigpen, and his Cloud of Dust, Star in Schulz Museum Exhibition
  384. Santa Rosa Rally Draws Hundreds Opposed to White Nationalism
  385. Firearms Research Center to Explore Gun Deaths with State Funds
  386. Good Grief! It's the 15th Anniversary of the Charles M. Schulz Museum
  387. Eclipse in Our Region Will Be Fun, if not Total
  388. Interim Sonoma Sheriff to Provide 'Less Cooperation' with Immigration Enforcement
  389. POLITIFACT CA: Does It Really Cost $75K Per Year To Lock Up An Inmate In California?
  390. Opponents Have Their Say on Roseland Annexation at Agency Meeting
  391. More California Farmers Markets To Support Low-Income Shoppers
  392. Annexation of Roseland by City of Santa Rosa Moves Forward to Next Step
  393. First of Its Kind Electric Truck Debuts at Straus Creamery
  394. Utilities Could Install EV Charging At Beaches, Schools Under CA Bills
  395. Local Astronomer Warns About Dangerous Counterfeit Eclipse Glasses
  396. It's California Vs. Sessions On Police Seizures Of Cash, Property
  397. Back-to-School Vaccines a Must for California Kids
  398. Human Coexistence with Mountain Lions
  399. Learning About The Mountain Lions Among Us
  400. Why Are Alzheimer's Rates So High Among Latinos?

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