Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 10th of July.
Good morning, Santa Rosa.
Catholic Charities of Northwest California raised nearly $490K at its annual 'Belonging' gala at Bricoleur Vineyards in Windsor.
165 attendees joined a live auction and paddle raise that supported food, medical and shelter programs (including the Trione Youth Shelter).
Santa Rosa City Schools Superintendent Monica Thomas spent her first week listening to parents, city leaders and students as she takes over a district that has faced financial challenges and service cuts.
She will focus on rebuilding trust, improving campus safety and stabilizing district finances during her first 100 days.
Drivers face overnight lane closures on Highway 101 Saturday as Caltrans begins work on a new bicycle and pedestrian bridge near Steele Lane and Guerneville Road.
The agency will shut down the southbound outside lane, shoulder, and on-ramp from 2 a.m. to 7 a.m. for safety barrier installation + foundation work.
Sonoma County supervisors voted to move forward with a $135 million inpatient treatment campus for mental health and substance abuse.
The plan redirects funds from a canceled jail wing project and must obtain state approval by a tight deadline.
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