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Gravensteins on the brink: Sonoma County's signature apple hangs on---just barely
They were to western Sonoma County what Kona is to macadamia nuts, or sockeye salmon to Bristol Bay: a food emblematic of the region.
Local News
New Sonoma County plan outlines emergency response to federal immigration actions
Once the county decides the ICE presence is of enough impact, the department would notify the public, sending out alerts in the same way it would about any other mass emergency.
Sebastopol, Windsor cut ties with North Bay Animal Services
The troubled shelter service has already been dropped by Petaluma and Clearlake following revelations of substandard shelter conditions.
Television
Rowdy Girl
Thursday, March 26 at 8pm on KRCB After a spiritual awakening, a former Texas cattle rancher Renee King-Sonnen leaves the cycle of animal agriculture and transforms her husband's beef operation into a sanctuary.
Radio
Celebrating Earth Day with Art: The Earthly Procession
A flock of bird and moth puppets will parade from Juilliard Park to Court House Square in support of the environment.
Local News
“A huge decrease in trust, especially in our immigrant community," says Santa Rosa's police chief on immigration fears
"I started in 1999 as a police officer, and from 1999 to now, never once, have I seen a local police officer ask immigration enforcement, arrest someone or detain them for their immigration status. It's completely separate and distinct," Cregan said.
Arts & Culture
Youth creativity with ceramics at Chops Teen Club
Chop's Teen Club (Chop’s), founded almost 25 years ago, provides a safe, fun and productive place where Sonoma County teens can engage, connect, and discover their true potential. From ceramics to fine arts, performing arts to music, and digital art to portfolio development – our arts programs offer a creative outlet for every teen while Chop's Teen Club provides numerous additional recreational options for teens to explore while being guided by excellent mentors and staff.
Environment
Rhino Recovery Fund
While historically solitary and docile creatures Rhino’s find it difficult to protect themselves against humans.
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- Northern California Public Media (NorCal) has begun renovations on its new headquarters in Rohnert Park, a significant step in expanding its commitment to public service broadcasting. This state-of-th...
- Culture is Medicine—that’s the belief of Indian Health Center of Santa Clara Valley, where American Indians and Alaska Natives can find high quality, culturally competent medical and wellness services...
- Bobcats in the city? Shravan Sundaram has the evidence: stunning images he has captured of the elusive felines living as our neighbors in very close proximity. A wildlife photographer and environmenta...
- Biologist Lidia D’Amico is a rarity – a Latina, first generation American, the first in her family to go to college and a National Park Service ranger. The same can be said of Lawrencium and Dick, the...
- Chairperson Jeffrey Myers leads us on a walking tour through an exciting area of Oakland: the newly formed Lakeshore LGBTQ Cultural District. This district will foster a community where every Oakland...
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