NYT Wire

• India’s Congress Party Holds Mass Protest in New Delhi
• Pope Leo XIV, the Tough Guy of ‘High T’ Christianity
• A Racial Equity Leader Clashed With Mamdani. Now She’s on the Way Out.
• ‘At the Next Stop, a Seat Opened Up Next to Her, So I Sat Down’
• The Ecologist Surveying What NYC Looked Like Before the Concrete
• NYT Spelling Bee Answers for November 1, 2026
• Heidi Klum Becomes Her Left Hand for Halloween
• Quote of the Day: Still a Mind-Twisting Classic, 25 Years Later
• He’s the Top Snake Catcher, and Business Is Booming. There’s Just One Problem.
• Honk if You Know Why Delhi’s Air Is So Bad
• Thailand’s Most Famous Snake Catcher
• Korean Language Picks Up in Japan
• From the Front Page: The U.S. Tests the First Hydrogen Bomb on Nov. 1, 1952
• ‘I Came as Donald Trump’: The President Hosts a Luxury Halloween at Mar-a-Lago
• El-Sayed’s Campaign Doesn’t Want Haley Stevens at His Events

404 Media

• People Used to Drink Wine Made From Ground-Up Mummies. Now, Scientists Are Studying It
• ‘Wake Up Call:’ Fanfiction Writers and Readers React to AO3 Outage
• Scientists Analyzed Thousands of Psychedelic Trips. They Found Something Disturbing
• Proton’s CEO Cancels AI ‘Re-Interviews’
• Behind the Blog: Tech Support
• Apple Is Entering Its Slop Era
• Massive Fanfic Site Archive of Our Own Says It’s Going Down for 'Up to 4 Weeks'
• Podcast: Flock CEO Says the Backlash Isn’t Real
• Manifestos, Fear, and ‘Loser Thinking’: Inside Proton’s AI Reckoning
• Senators Demand Meta Answer for 'Pervert Glasses' Following 404 Media Investigation
• Objection, your honor
• If You're In the UK or EU, Here's How to Object to Meta's AI Training
• It's not the bots, Flock
• Marissa Mayer Can’t Keep Pretending 'Gender Doesn't Matter'
• Proton To ‘Re-Interview’ Staff About AI To See Who Gets To Keep Their Job

Wired Magazine

• Spooky New Infostealer Malware Uses AI to ‘Autodox’ Victims
• There’s a Completely New Type of Whisky. It’s French and Made in Concrete Eggs
• Govee Christmas Lights 2 Deal: Save $25 on These Smart String Lights
• Backup by Biolite Review: A Cool Idea
• Meta’s Muse Could Upend All Kinds of Businesses. It Hasn’t Yet
• Bose QC Headphones (2nd Gen) Sale: Lowest Price Ahead of Black Friday
• An AI Agent Injected Drugs Into a Live Mouse’s Brain
• Keurig Alta Brewer Review: Brand-New Tech, Classically Good Coffee
• Are Memories Transferable? Meet the Scientists Replicating an Infamous Study to Find Out
• Best Sunrise Alarm Clock (2026): Hatch, Lumie
• White Dwarfs Aren’t Just White. Scientists Discover Dying Stars Turning Pink and Green
• Wayfair Coupons: Up to 80% Off November 2026
• Google Pixel Watch 5 Sale: Its Lowest Price Yet (2026)
• How a Contractor’s Claude Agent Got Into the Pentagon
• A Supply Chain Attack Put Malicious Anthropic Claude Extensions on Thousands of Devices

Drudge Recent Headlines xml

• ELECTION LIES SPREAD ON X
• MIDTERM FINALE: UGLY PERSONAL ATTACKS
• Bitcoin investors rattled..
• TRICK OR TREAT: TECH STOCKS ROCKED
• ZITRON: ANTHROPIC JUNK
• NORTH KOREA BEHIND ATTACK?
• $1.5 TRILLION WIPED
• TECH STOCKS ROCKED
• MAGA BRACES FOR UNTHINKABLE LOSSES
• TRUMP CANCELS WEEKEND RALLIES
• THE DIMINISHED DON
• NORTH KOREA BEHIND ATTACK?
• KRUGMAN: AI has brought on hack-apocalypse!
• Crypto industry suffers 'largest bank heist in human history' as billions stolen from BINANCE...
• CLOSING IN ON LOUISIANA?

Drudge Recent Links xml

• DRAMA: El-Sayed Clashes With Former Primary Rival Who Demanded His Apology...
• Pentagon plot to help bring down Hegseth after midterms... Stashed papers and clandestine meetings...
• MAG: A Pro-Russia Strongman at Mar-a-Lago...
• Sydney Sweeney would make wonderful Bond girl, says 007 star...
• Trump brutally mocked as his hair goes flying...
• Adult film stars to launch vote campaign on PORNHUB...
• Third weekend of protests in France as youth-led rallies sweep Europe...
• Ukraine hits Putin with kamikaze drones launched from weather balloons... Chaos at Russian airports...
• DOJ pushes to isolate Alaska ballots in Peltola probe...
• Approaching Point Systems Collapse Under Weight of Bots...
• Evidence that consciousness persists after death found in new study... Mystery of what comes next deepens...
• The Surf Communities Selling Man-Made Waves to Homeowners...
• Supreme leader orders 'maximum' response to attack...
• Could These Candidates Destroy MAHA?
• The Texas Republicans Who Have Had Enough...

Cal Matters

• California police union takes on a Supreme Court justice in new campaign
• Para que conste: El hombre de Fresno deportado por ICE tenía antecedentes de cruces ilegales
• Dolores Huerta’s legacy is the generations of labor activists she inspired from the frontlines
• Candidatos de California están dando instrucciones discretas sobre cómo atacar a sus oponentes. Así es como funciona
• Cómo la Proposición 45 podría alterar las luchas en California contra los centros de datos
• Departamento de Justicia cita a declarar a funcionarios electorales de California a pesar de la orden del juez de que dejen de amenazarlos
• Jane Kim and Ben Allen squabble over state-run wildfire insurance
• 14 California lawmakers are posting not-so-secret instructions on how to attack their opponents
• How Prop. 45 could reshape California’s fight over data centers
• California can’t afford to keep Prop. 13 loopholes open when billions of dollars are on the line

Weather West Blog & Daniel Swain

• As unusual low-latitude storm approaches SoCal and threatens serious Four Corners flood risk once again, record-warm and record-high ocean conditions persist along CA coast amid still-strengthening El Niño
  October 30, 2026 by Daniel Swain
  The ocean along the California coast is now record warm, and literally reaching new heights It has been a wild week along the California coast, and not in a good way. Ocean temperatures have now reached record highs along the entire California coast (and on both sides of the Baja California peninsula, for that matter) […]

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Random Useful Links

• Have I Been Flocked?

• USGS monitor @ Salt Point
• TextCaster (Dave Winer creation - editor login)

Press Democrat xml

• Fountain or stage? Santa Rosa debates the future of Old Courthouse Square as Asawa panels return
• Former Burbank principal remembers kids working with Asawa
• Photos: Crowds of costumed kids trick-or-treat in Santa Rosa’s historic McDonald neighborhood
• North Bay neighbors Thompson and Jones battle for crucial Sacramento Valley votes in tight race for Congress
• Days of flooding in coastal Marin communities foreshadow upcoming tidal surge
• How should Santa Rosa make downtown more vibrant? Here’s what the District 4 council candidates propose
• Fire rips through northwest Santa Rosa neighborhood, damaging 4 homes and displacing 9 residents
• Big donors to campaign for SRJC’s $830 million bond also stand to benefit from construction business
• Freezing positions, overtime among options to cut American Canyon Fire District’s $1.34 million deficit
• Supervisor candidate Lemus’ role with religious group tied to accused former priest injects last-minute scrutiny in race
• St. Helena working to flush away dirty water problems
• No crab for the holidays: 2026 Dungeness season delayed to protect whales
• Marin County election nears with much at stake
• Rohnert Park office manager arrested for allegedly stealing $180,000 from employer
• Pair of prescribed burns to produce smoke in Sonoma, Glen Ellen next week

Sebastopol Times

• Nine vying for four Gold Ridge board seats
• Is Sebastopol in the midst of a sudden crime wave?
• Changing the conversation about housing
• At the altar of the game
• Challenger drops out of high school board race in Sebastopol
• SW100 gave away $425,000 in grants to local nonprofits on Sunday
• What’s happening this week in Sebastopol?
• Sunday RoundUp: May raindrops keep falling...
• A forest synagogue takes root in Occidental
• ‘Finely Crafted’ opens today at Sebastopol Center for the Arts
• Sebastopol City Council green lights the Valentine development
• More of “What’s happening this week”
• Three candidates for school board talk amongst themselves
• Gorgeous new mural nears completion at Sebastopol Hardware
• Struggling with the many choices on your ballot? Ask an Analy student for help

NorCal Public Media xml

• "I just can't do it anymore": Parent cites safety concerns after Montgomery fight
• Town hall advises North Bay coastal zone residents on storm preparation
• Windsor voters set decide on new mayor and district 1 councilor
• Republican Mike Greer makes bid for California District 2 Assembly seat
• Behind a Forestville resident’s release: the Bay Area attorneys responding to ICE detentions
• Two legal groups seek answers about unauthorized license plate data sharing in Marin
• Solovay, McLewis, Maurer, Mitchell discuss Sebastopol traffic
• Why are pro-housing groups split on Proposition 45?
• Hoff, Woodruff and Jorgensen discuss Sebastopol traffic
• SMART approves $190 million dollar contract for Healdsburg rail extension
• Three candidates compete for one spot on Sonoma's city council
• Marin County supervisors adopt policy restricting immigration enforcement similar to other counties
• As Election Day nears, local voters share how they're casting their ballots
• Schiff warns Canada wine boycott could have lasting impact on Sonoma County wineries
• Latino voter registration stalls in Sonoma County despite population growth

Coyote Media News xml

• Yap Zone: Who Had the Spiciest Take at LitCrawl?
• Thao Nguyen on Collective Power and the One Vegetable She Always Brings On Tour
• The Estrogen Patch Shortage Is a Body Horror Story
• COYOTE Calendar: October 29-November 4
• Where To Watch Valkyries Play Game 6 of the WNBA Finals in the Bay Area
• How the Hell Are We Going to Watch Game 6 of the WNBA Finals?
• A Haunted Tuberculosis Sanatorium Might Be Razed For Housing. What Could Go Wrong?
• Exclusive: Bottom of the Hill Sold, Will Continue as Live Music Venue
• COYOTE Calendar: October 22-October 28
• ‘Horror Movie Love Eggs’: COYOTE Watches ‘You Can See Everything’
• The Peninsula’s Only Spanish-Language News Outlet Meets Latinx Readers Where They Are. Sometimes With Puppets
• El Único Medio De Noticias En Español de la Península Llega a Los Lectores Latinos Allí Donde Se Encuentren Y, a Veces, Con Marionetas
• Text Me When You Get Home
• COYOTE Calendar: October 15-October 21
• After ICE Arrests, Immigrants’ Lawyer Access Is Critical. Newsom Just Vetoed a Key Bill Meant to Help

Bay City News xml

• Victim of shooting at Fairfield Spirit Halloween store was 31-year-old pregnant woman
• San Francisco’s Golden State Valkyries capture first national title, beating Atlanta 68-63
• San Jose Unified School District considers two options for worker housing
• Former janitor at San Quentin sentenced in smuggling to inmates
• 2 sentenced as spies for China tied to $10K in Livermore backpack
• Bay Area high school football, hockey players weigh risks 
• Newsom’s Delta water plan wins state OK, but faces threats from Trump administration
• San Jose speed camera pilot program set to launch with 33 cameras in December
• San Jose women arrested in fatal stabbing after victim dumped in Livermore
• On San Rafael visit, Newsom makes his final pitch for $11.25B affordable housing bond

Bay News - KRON xml

• Gabby Williams leads Valkyries to WNBA championship in second season, beating Dream 68-63 in Game 7
• Witness describes chaos of fatal shooting at Fairfield Spirit Halloween store
• Vallejo Halloween shooting marks 12th homicide of year: PD
• Golden State Valkyries win WNBA championship, make franchise history
• 1 dead, 2 hospitalized after crash on I-80 in Solano County
• Oakland Police Officers Association building targeted by cash-seeking burglar
• Pregnant woman among victims identified from Fairfield mass shooting
• 2 arrested after police find 'significant collection' of guns
• 1 dead, 6 injured in shooting at Spirit Halloween store inside Fairfield mall
• 4 Fun Spooky Things to do in the Bay Area this weekend
• Pumpkin thrower inside Fremont grocery store bit employee: police
• Police found defaced photographs of son-in-law slain in Dublin
• NXT Women’s Champion Kelani Jordan talks Halloween Havoc, her WWE Discovery and Carmelo Hayes’ wedding dance moves
• Arrest in SF fatal hit-and-run involving motorized scooter 
• Sanders tells Big Tech, 'You won't be bailed out' as stocks tank Friday

Bohemian xml

• Meet Me in St. Louis Tickets
• Tune In: Past Voices Live through New Dimensions Radio
• Needle & Tease: Thotty’s Naughty Revue & Wax Poetic Give Halloween a New Spin
• Monsters in Napa: ‘…Rebobs!’ Returns to Lucky Penny
• Progressive’s Choice: Paun and Bagby for Supes
• Feather & Flow Burlesque Tickets
• Pop the Can: Jen Pelka Sparkles with Wine Business
• Natural Honors: Local Home Design Wins for Marin and Sonoma Counties
• Family Tree: Paul Kolling of Nana Mae’s Organics
• Your Letters, Oct. 28

Mendovoice

• California is about to overhaul the way it runs K-12 schools. Will it fix a fragmented system?
• Fort Bragg Lions Club’s Haunted Fishing Village open Halloween night for its last show of the year
• ‘Cats & Coffee’ solo show opens during First Friday at Ukiah’s Medium Art Center
• Palace Hotel goes back to the Ukiah City Council on Nov. 4
• Ukiah High alumna’s actions helped prevent more bloodshed in Oregon school shooting 
• Surprise 400-pound tasters sample Redwood Valley vineyard grapes
• Your Mendocino: A Halloween Home
• Mendocino review board asks for white hydrants, not ‘Barney purple’
• Fort Bragg has no Head Start this fall, a first in more than 30 years
• Ukiah asks for another year on old dump; garbage customers will help cover $21.1 million

Petaluma Argus Courier xml

• Big donors to campaign for SRJC's $830 million bond also stand to benefit from construction business
• Supervisor candidate Lemus' role with religious group tied to accused former priest injects last-minute scrutiny in race
• ‘Really, really excited’: Petaluma school district approves new $13.2 million facility at McDowell campus
• Wet Halloween possible, but any Bay Area rain expected to be light
• 'Deeply flawed…fishing expedition': North Bay officials reject Justice Department's bid to shelve hundreds of disputed ballots
• Thousands of gallons of milk spill after tanker crash near Cloverdale, closing highway for hours
• Airbnb billionaire backing group behind design museum at former Birkenstock site
• Affordability concerns, healthcare access fuel local Latino voters amid push to improve turnout
• Deer crashes into Santa Rosa classroom, injuring itself before release
• Photos: Volatile tides to ripple through Bay Area at least into weekend
• Magnitude 4.0 earthquake strikes near Lake Pillsbury
• Money pours into Petaluma city races, stoking more controversy in tight mayoral contest
• Dolores Huerta, influential labor leader, feminist and civil rights icon, dies at 96
• 3 kids with E. coli are in ICU, as officials investigate California pumpkin patch
• California’s high tides set records this week. They’re going to get higher

Sonoma Index Tribune xml

• North Bay neighbors Thompson and Jones battle for crucial Sacramento Valley votes in tight race for Congress
• Big donors to campaign for SRJC's $830 million bond also stand to benefit from construction business
• Prescribed burns Nov. 2-4 in Sonoma, Glen Ellen
• Wet Halloween possible, but any Bay Area rain expected to be light
• 'Deeply flawed…fishing expedition': North Bay officials reject Justice Department's bid to shelve hundreds of disputed ballots
• Affordability concerns, healthcare access fuel local Latino voters amid push to improve turnout
• Photos: Volatile tides to ripple through Bay Area at least into weekend
• Magnitude 4.0 earthquake strikes near Lake Pillsbury
• Dolores Huerta, influential labor leader, feminist and civil rights icon, dies at 96
• 3 kids with E. coli are in ICU, as officials investigate California pumpkin patch
• California’s high tides set records this week. They’re going to get higher
• North Bay's newest Costco readies to open
• California’s potential quartz ban pushes retailers and contractors to alternatives
• How daylight saving time changes affect you and what you can do about it
• Housing fix or environmental threat? Prop. 45 sparks fiery debate in Sonoma County

Sonoma Sun xml

• Josette Brose-Eichar: When Do “Children” Become Adults
• County Removes Zoning Restriction on Accessory Dwelling Units
• Lighting of the Plaza November 21, 5p.m.
• Introducing Candidates for District 1, Sonoma City Council
• King Louis Was Dead by the Birth of Sonoma
• City of Sonoma Launches Parks & Recreation Long-Range Planning Process
• Prescribed Burn Season Underway in Sonoma Valley; Two Burns Planned Nov. 2–4
• Sonoma County Adopts Plan for Safer, More Connected Walking and Biking Routes
• Medi-Cal Cuts Could Push Seniors and People with Disabilities Off of Coverage
• Sonoma Ecology Center: Under the Same Sky 

Healdsburg Tribune

• New questions raised in SMART depot discussion
• How the candidates see themselves
• Now there are Wine Country e-trike tours
• Police Log, Oct. 12 – 18
• Change in the weather, change in the market
• City Report: Fireworks spark long Monday meeting
• Police Log, Oct. 5 – 11
• ‘No Kings IV’ actions this weekend
• Election 2026: Who is backing local candidates
• Police Log, Sept. 28 – Oct. 4

Made Local

• Steeped In Place
• The Cheesemakers
• Meat Cute
• Royal Treatment: Pennyroyal Handcrafts Heirloom Leather Handbags
• Sonoma-Grown Sounds
• The Grandmother Tree at Jack London State Park
• A Good, Clean Spell
• Walk on the Wylde Side
• Portrait Mode: Sonoma County Podcast Showcases Local Visions
• Patch Work

Marin IJ xml

• Marin rescue team offers look at operations
• Sports briefs: Branson, Marin Academy remain on collision course
• Larkspur forgoes potential vacant property tax
• Days of flooding in Marin foreshadow holiday surge
• Jeff Burkhart: That’s one way to make an impression
• Bay Area’s indie booksellers peel back the covers of banned books
• Theater review: Experienced cast, great set can’t save baffling ‘Betrayal’
• Local actors to tackle Thornton Wilder’s holiday classic
• Marin County election nears with much at stake
• ICE detains San Rafael man who sued city over violent arrest
• Garden tip: 2 lovely plants that smell as good as they look
• Garden guru: Great plants that thrive in Marin
• Belvedere housing demolition continues around holdout residence
• Marin wildlife center set to reopen after $24M overhaul
• Oakland’s First Fridays street festival may end as sponsors exit

North Bay Business Journal xml

• NorthBay Health plans $42.5 million in clinic upgrades after big real estate deal
• Cheaper manufactured homes could be having a moment, if only states can catch up
• Airbnb billionaire backing group behind design museum at former Birkenstock site
• CEO spotlight on Kiosk’s Munir Haddad
• Stone care coatings are keeping this Benicia company on the Inc. 5000 list: CEO spotlight on MORE Surface Care’s Steve Wolf
• It’s this Napa CEO’s business to know what drinks and snacks travelers expect
• Petaluma entrepreneur behind popular protein powder ready to expand wellness offerings
• Photos: Winners of 2026 Best Places to Work in the North Bay
• These local companies get top ratings from their employees
• See the North Bay professionals honored at the 2026 Influential Women Awards in Santa Rosa
• Get to know this year’s Influential Women Awards honorees
• Longtime CEO of San Rafael nonprofit is retiring. Here’s who is filling the role
• Local winemaker named 2026 American Wine Legend by Wine Enthusiast
• Sonoma Raceway has a new leader
• ‘Shattered’: West county mourns restaurant owner killed in crash

Kym Kemp

• Welcome Home: After More Than a Decade, Garberville’s Veterans Finally Have Their Hall Back
• Behold! Darkness Arriveth Early…Clocks Fall Back Today
• SoHum, Cannabis Reps Among New Tourism Board Appointees
• South Covelo Prescribed Burn Scheduled for Tuesday, November 3rd
• Local Organic Farmers Donate 3,701 Pounds of Produce to Feed Neighbors
• Southern Humboldt Residents Can Dump Brush for Free This November
• [UPDATE 6:01 p.m.: Photo of the Aftermath] Corn Harvester Reportedly Explodes Near Ferndale
• [UPDATE 6:30 p.m.: Another Photo] Pickup Crashes Into Light Pole Outside Murphy’s Market in Cutten
• One Arrested After Assault at Arcata Plaza
• [Oh, My Word, the Kiddo is even Sweeter than we knew!] Garberville, You Outdid Yourself This Halloween!

Point Reyes Light

• BCPUD needs more funding
• Nature Notebook, October 29, 2026
• West Marin Visioning kicks off
• The disaster man of Point Reyes Station
• Stinson, Bo discuss options for wastewater
• Outreach busses debuted
• Tomales inn and restaurant sells to local foundation
• Photo I.D. required
• Duxbury Reef petition denied
• Marin approves new ICE policy

News of the North Bay

• End of October Update: Rain Coming to the North Bay
• November Set to Come in Wet across California and the North Bay
• Red Flag Warning for North Bay Mountains, Wind Event Details
• Rain in the next week across the North Bay?
• Heat Advisories for first Weekend of October
• Heightened Fire Danger This Week
• Dry Now, Wet Later
• Heat is on the way out. What’s next?
• First significant rains of season inbound for Wednesday and Thursday.
• Tropical Moisture Arriving Friday.

The AVA

• Mendocino County Today: Saturday 10/31/2026
• Off the Record 10/31/2026
• Mendocino County Today: Friday 10/30/2026
• Valley People 10/30/2026
• Preserving A Piece Of Ukiah’s History
• Mendocino County Today: Thursday 10/29/2026
• Almost A Mil For Two New Execs, But No Money For Roads
• Announcements 10/29/2026
• Mendocino County Today: Wednesday 10/28/2026
• Assignment Ukiah: Twisting The Old Elbow Meat [2014]
• Mendocino County Today: Tuesday 10/27/2026
• Mendocino County’s Last Real Supervisor (Part 2)
• SF Law
• Mendocino County Today: Monday 10/26/2026
• Letters 10/26/2026

KneeDeep Times xml

• RCDs Pay Extra Attention to North Bay High Schoolers
• Sonoma Vineyard Workers Burn toward a Better Future
• Los trabajadores de los viñedos de Sonoma queman por un futuro mejor
• Santa Rosa Residents Rethink Trees
• How to Make Conservation a Career 
• Weathering the Present While Training for the Future
• Could Avocados Be A Transformational Fruit for the Bay Region?
• Radar Gap Filled on Marin Mountaintop
• Saving Two Marshes From the Squeeze
• The Race to Reinvent State Route 37
• The Nuances of Tapping North Bay Sediment Supplies
• Errands by E-Bike
• Gleaning in the Giving Season
• Learning the Art of Burning to Prevent Wildfire
• Volunteers Catch and Release Tiny Owls For Science

Ukiah Daily Journal xml

• City of Ukiah announces appointment of Justin Buckingham as Fire Chief
• Ukiah man arrested after allegedly throwing bottle at children, robbing relative
• Motorcyclist killed in crash on Highway 101 near Ukiah
• Mendocino County Jail bookings: Saturday, Oct. 24, 2026
• Roadwork planned in Mendocino County: 10/22- 10/29
• Ukiah man convicted of murder after toddler left near railroad tracks
• Mendocino County Jail bookings: Wednesday, Oct. 21, 2026
• CHP: Man struck, injured by UPD officer’s vehicle was standing in roadway
• UPD: Suspected car thief arrested after pursuits in Ukiah, Fort Bragg
• Oak Manor infrastructure repairs, Cal Fire contract on City Council agenda

Santa Rosa Reddit

• Come thru
• Halloween.
• CCWW November Meeting Cancelled!
• Dog Adoption
• Happy Halloween
• Halloween Rave at Flamingo
• Two Alarm Fire Off Waltzer
• What’s everyone doing for Halloween
• Running in Santa Rosa
• Any yard sales happening tomorrow?

Sonoma County Reddit

• Bodega Bay - Doran Beach
• Gluten free bakeries
• Deer on 101 between Cotati & Petaluma Friday Oct 30th @ 6:40pm near Railroad Ave
• Is this true about Bagby?
• Formal Birthday Dinner Restaurant
• Two weeks ago we marched against tyranny, ICE, and Flock. NOW WE NEED TO VOTE! We often feel helpless voting, but this time you genuinely hold the fate of Flock and ICE in Sonoma County in your hands. It's time to start a new era.
• Looking for Recommendations: Positive Reinforcement Dog Trainer + Private Boarding/Pet Sitting
• Looking for part-time job
• Looking for a ticket to the Hall of the Above!
• Halloween weekend events in Sonoma County (Oct 30–Nov 1)

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• Marine Traffic Ship Traffic
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• WatchDuty Do I smell smoke?
• Lightning Map
• Wind & Temps
• Reservoir Storage Levels
• Waze Why is traffic so bad here?
• City Weather How much rain so far today?
• USGS Did you feel that?
• MeshMap Meshtastic network
• PG&E Outage Map
• AirNow smoke & air quality
• Sonoma Water Dashboards
• Russian River @ Gville
• Sonoma Hillshade Lidar map (2022)
• NWS Forecast
• Sonoma Evac Maps
• Sonoma Veg Map
• Embed BSKY

Redwood Empire Cams

• AlertCA Cams
• Green Valley Road Flood Monitor
• WebcamWX
• Hwy1 Point Arena
• SR Courthouse Square Feed
• Caltrans Network
• 101 S @ Downtown SR
• Westbound RSR Bridge