Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 3rd of September.
Good morning, Santa Rosa.
Local transit agencies are launching a demonstration tour on Tuesday, Sept.
8 to showcase the redesigned Route 40X bus that links Sonoma Plaza with the Petaluma Downtown SMART station in 40 minutes. The tour will test connections for riders heading to San Francisco, Larkspur, and Santa Rosa (reservation is required).
The Sonoma Valley Fire District unveiled a new 9/11 Memorial at Station 1 featuring a steel beam from the World Trade Center, a commemorative bell, and LED lighting (mimicking Tribute in Light).
The dedication ceremony will take place on Sept. 11 at 11 a.m. at 630 Second Street West.
HiveWorks Mead Company opened a new taproom on State Farm Drive next to its production facility in Rohnert Park.
Founded by local natives Alexander Mendoza + Sean Duckworth, the firm will host its grand opening party with live music and food trucks on Saturday, Sept. 19.
USGS updated numbers show a 74.1% chance that the Bay Area will experience a magnitude 6.7 or stronger quake in the next 30 years—up from 72% in a previous study.
Experts highlight the need for improved building protections for critical infrastructure.
Local agricultural owners are pushing to form the Alexander Valley Water District so they can join regional water talks and manage local water programs along the Russian River (covering 28,000 acres).
A regional oversight panel delayed its decision until October and the district will form only if voters approve it.
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