Good morning, Santa Rosa.

A local architect is nearly finished rebuilding Santa Rosa’s Round Barn, a replica of the Fountaingrove structure lost in the 2017 Tubbs Fire.

Residents can help raise the final $60,000 for fire-resistant roof panels at Homerun Pizza in Larkfield today, with a formal fundraiser scheduled Saturday at the Church of the Incarnation.

Sonoma State University named Michael Spagna its new president to boost enrollment and reintroduce programs cut by budget cuts.

The school will launch a direct admission program and form CSU partnerships — steps designed to remove barriers to graduation.

State Parks released a draft plan for Trione-Annadel to modernize 45 miles of trails, legalize the hike to Henry's Knob, and add separate bike-only and hike-only paths — officials are considering digital kiosks at trailheads, with renovations set to start this summer if approved.

Santa Rosa Police Department is accepting applications for its Community Police Experience, a seven-week program that lets citizens learn about police tactics — including ride-alongs and training drills.

The program starts April 8 and applications are due by Friday, March 27.

The Russian River Health Center in Guerneville will offer ketamine-assisted group therapy for Medi-Cal patients this spring (after a successful pilot) by partnering with Sebastopol’s Liminal Medicine to lower costs for those with treatment-resistant depression and PTSD.

Federal tax credits expired, and new health insurance sign-ups have dropped 33% in the North Bay — hitting Latino, Black and middle-income families hardest.

Many residents are switching to cheaper Bronze plans as rising premiums leave coverage options scarcer.