Good morning, Santa Rosa.

Four locals are converting a long-empty firehouse in Graton into Graton Station, a new community hub featuring a weekend coffee cart and ongoing construction of a full-service cafe and bakery (backed by ReVillage).

Plans include live music, food preservation workshops, and community dinners.

Wanderlust Food Truck Festival debuts in Old Courthouse Square every Thursday from 5 to 9:30, offering up to 20 rotating trucks that serve diverse foods.

The family-friendly event also features live music — bounce houses, face painting, and local beer and wine.

Four local burger and hot dog stands have climbed to national recognition on DoorDash’s list as Labor Day nears; Superburger, Acme Burger, Machado Burgers, and Ozzie’s Grill earned their spot through high delivery ratings (Sonoma Magazine selected them from over 60 restaurants).

PepsiCo is set to build a 21,000 sqft distribution hub near the local airport at 565 Aviation Boulevard (employing 38 workers) with 13 truck docks and office space for early snack deliveries.

County officials recently approved permits to support this Frito-Lay project.

Community members are invited to Doran Beach on Saturday, Sept.

12 for a free event exploring the return of sea otters — key to protecting kelp forests. Running from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., the event includes a sand sculpture competition hosted by Sea Otter Savvy and Supervisorial District 5.

A 3.3 earthquake struck near Larkfield-Wikiup Thursday morning, prompting precautionary evacuations at Santa Rosa High School as the tremor was felt as far south as the East Bay.

Local officials reported no injuries and urged residents to review their earthquake safety plans for National Preparedness Month.

The Santa Rosa Police Department invites residents to discuss automated license plate readers at a forum on Thursday, Sept.

17 at 6 p.m. at the Utility Field Office on Stony Point Road. Chief John Cregan will explain how the cameras aid in solving crimes and privacy protocols during the event.