Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 27th of August.
Good morning, Santa Rosa.
Pacific Gas and Electric is finishing maintenance on an underground gas line expected to wrap up by weekend.
Crews work overnight on Second Street West to relocate the pipeline and close nearby roads while gas service remains uninterrupted.
Starting Sept. 1 — the Rohnert Park Cotati Regional Library will close for renovations that update its facilities.
Library To-Go services will launch at State Farm Drive on Sept. 8, and community events will shift to the recreation center until it reopens in January.
Passdoor Art Gallery will close its Sonoma First Street location on August 29 after nearly ten years.
It will reopen in Santa Rosa — at 1160 Fourth Street in the historic McDonald district — on October 1.
Santa Rosa Junior College's new Banner system has delayed class registration and transcript processing, leaving transfer student Aya Arrowsmith and others waiting and missing key enrollment dates + overwhelming help desks at campus.
Staff report a surge in support tickets as the rollout continues to disrupt student planning.
Neighbors + Friends of Rosie have appealed a permit that allows the removal of a 70-foot redwood tree for sidewalk repairs in the McDonald historic district; two independent arborists urged preserving it instead.
The Planning Commission will hear the appeal on Oct. 8.
Sonoma County officials gave initial approval to an ordinance that restricts nitrous oxide sales in unincorporated areas to curb recreational abuse and will hold a final vote in September.
Construction began on an $18 million youth behavioral health center at Sonoma County’s Los Guilicos campus in Santa Rosa to offer eight substance use and six mental health crisis beds for teens.
The groundbreaking was held Wednesday morning at the 10,000 sqft site to help reduce out-of-county placements.
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