Good morning, Santa Rosa.

Starting November 17, Landline will launch a coach service that takes passengers from Sonoma County Airport directly to secure gates at SFO.

The service offers eight daily round trips with one-way fares starting at $55 for adults while kids 15 and under ride free.

Traffic safety features were installed today outside Village Elementary School to slow drivers, featuring road markings, yield signs, and bright delineators along Yulupa Avenue; city officials removed parking + restricted driveway exits after a recent accident involving a young student, while some parents urge more police patrols.

Passaggio Wines will close its Glen Ellen tasting room in Jack London Village by the end of October due to declining wine sales.

Owner Cindy Cosco, who launched the label in 2008, hosted a farewell event this weekend and plans to retire while selling remaining bottles online.

Authorities located missing resident Marcia near Santa Rosa and Sebastopol Avenues at 9:45 a.m. today; she is alert and undergoing a medical evaluation, and officials thanked community members + allied agencies for their efforts.

Santa Rosa City Schools saved over $11 million this year from closing campuses and cutting staff.

School board members will meet today to review updated budget data and consider a shift to a school model (7th to 12th grade) as they explore leasing surplus properties.

PG&E alerted Bay Area customers of a potential power shutoff starting this evening amid high winds and extremely dry vegetation that could spark wildfires.

The alert impacts up to 70,000 customers in 29 counties (including 1,783 in Sonoma) and includes in-person follow-up visits for customers on the Medical Baseline Program.

Residents in Santa Rosa and nearby areas may see smoke today from an 87-acre prescribed burn near Bodega Bay at Carrington Coast Ranch.

Fire crews completed the burn Monday to restore native prairie, and officials advise those sensitive to smoke to keep windows closed until air clears.

The End Polio Now Torch Relay began Oct.

2 in Crescent City and will cross five counties to raise $50,000 for the World Polio Fund. It will conclude in Petaluma on Oct. 24 with a 10:30 a.m. walk and noon ceremony at Lucchesi Park (Miracle League Field).