NYT Wire

• Cabinet Officials on the Campaign Trail? Ethics Experts Say Some Are Breaking the Law.
• Cuauhtémoc Cárdenas, Who Helped End One-Party Rule in Mexico, Dies at 92
• A Ukrainian City in the Kill Zone Relishes a Moment of Peace
• Quote of the Day: In Afghanistan, She Feared for Her Safety. On Sunday, She’ll Run Free.
• From the Front Page: The Stock Market Crashes on Oct. 29, 1929
• Trump Administration Moves to Close East Potomac Park to Begin Golf Project
• In Michigan, El-Sayed Faces Heat From Former Primary Rival as Election Nears
• Is There a ‘Safest Seat’ in a Train Crash? Experts Say It’s Not So Simple.
• Judge Rejects Trump Officials’ Bid to Set Aside California Ballots
• Fed Holds Rates Steady Despite ‘Elevated’ Inflation
• Fire Breaks Out at South Carolina Nuclear Site
• Searching for Jobs, Gen Z Feels Like It’s Staring Into ‘the Void’
• Israel’s Parties Gird for Wrangling to Form a Government, With No Clear Path
• Vance Proposes Restarting Peace Talks in Outreach to Iranian Official
• NYT Crossword Answers for Oct. 29, 2026

404 Media

• 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
• In Leaked Audio, Flock CEO Tells Cops Backlash to the Company Isn’t Real
• iPhone Duo Users Are Already Seeing a Big Old Crease in the Middle of Their $2,000 Foldable iPhone
• ChatGPT Says 404 Media Is Tech Support for Huge Corporations
• ChatGPT Keeps Telling People 404 Media Can Solve Their Tech Support Problems
• An Ancient Virus Explains Why the Human Brain Is Special
• Podcast: ‘Reverse-Engineer Anything’ Is the Next Wave of AI Slop
• Behind the Blog: Brute Forces
• Portal Texas Used to ‘Rubber Stamp’ Data Centers Down After 404 Media Reporting
• This Woman's Living a CashApp Scam Nightmare
• AI Is Changing Everything About Hacking. No One Knows What Happens Next

Drudge Recent Headlines xml

• An Unpredictable President, a Grim White House: Trump Faces Down Midterms...
• NATL GUARD PREPS FOR ELECTION...
• ICE STANDS DOWN FOR BOLSONARO
• BRAZILIAN FUGITIVE WELCOMED IN MIAMI!
• JUDGE ORDERS INVESTIGATION INTO JD VANCE DONOR NETWORK
• Trump Calls for Alaska Senate Candidate to Be 'Prosecuted'...
• AG Blanche Accuses Dems of 'Cheating'...
• MOSCOW BLITZED BY UKRAINIAN DRONES
• PUTIN HAILS 'GENIUS' MUSK
• White House actions spur worry among FBI agents about being called to polling places...
• BIBI HANGS ON?
• BYE BYE, BIBI?
• BIBI CRIES 'STOLEN'
• ARAB TURNOUT HIGHEST IN HISTORY
• ARAB TURNOUT HIGHEST IN HISTORY

Drudge Recent Links xml

• Hegseth Fires a Top General... Developing...
• Hackers identify thousands of DHS employees in massive data breach... Developing...
• DEMS SET TO INVESTIGATE NEW EVIDENCE...
• Swiss Model Who Accused Trump of Sex Assault Fears for Her Safety: 'I Am Scared'...
• SEE THE FLYING TESLA!
• HORROR: Death toll rises to 68 after two trains collide in Spain...
• Video...
• White House civil war hits fever pitch: Habba-Grenell feud takes dark twist...
• Ramaswamy explosive attack ad against rival backfires...
• Big Tech braces for firestorm of Dem scrutiny in 2027...
• Utah files criminal charges against KALSHI for promoting gambling, unlawful activity...
• MOSCOW BLITZED BY UKRAINIAN DRONES...
• They Were the Military's 'Quiet Professionals.' Now They’re Talking...
• Vance Reaches Out to Iran Hard-Liner in Bid to Restart Peace Talks...
• Putin hails Musk's 'genius'...

Cal Matters

• Judge rejects Trump administration bid to set aside 20,000 California ballots
• Lawsuit claims lawmaker retaliated against employee for reporting misconduct
• Dolores Huerta ‘stayed in the fight’ for 7 decades, inspiring generations of Californians
• New poll shows billionaire tax falling behind as election nears
• ‘My whole life got destroyed:’ Fresno father, 49 years in the United States, suddenly deported
• For LA fire survivors awaiting federal disaster aid, the midterms could be key
• Sacramento-area community college tries to fool voters by claiming bond won’t raise taxes
• What local election officials found in Trump’s new claims about California voters
• Judge says Trump could disenfranchise voters in purge of noncitizens from election rolls
• Ponte al día rápidamente sobre las elecciones de California con nuestra guía para los indecisos

Weather West Blog & Daniel Swain

• El Niño, already near/at record intensity, will further strengthen to historic level and likely bring major California & SW U.S. winter impacts
  October 12, 2026 by Daniel Swain
  A quick recap of the forecast vs real-world evolution of El Niño 2026 thus far An El Niño event officially developed in the tropical Pacific Ocean earlier this summer, and it has strengthened almost continually since that point. In fact, as of mid-October, the 2026 El Niño event has already become the strongest on record […]

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Press Democrat xml

• Affordability concerns, healthcare access fuel local Latino voters amid push to improve turnout
• Calistoga’s city government will be led by a familiar face: the former police chief
• Report details Larkspur ferry terminal expansion options
• Deer crashes into Santa Rosa classroom, injuring itself before release
• For the 2nd year, Santa Rosa students built a massive Halloween haunted house — and it’s free to visit
• Pumpkins on Pikes renews a prized Halloween tradition in Petaluma
• Volatile tides to ripple through Bay Area at least into weekend
• Magnitude 4.0 earthquake strikes near Lake Pillsbury
• More Marin municipalities declare El Niño emergencies
• Money pours into Petaluma city races, stoking more controversy in tight mayoral contest
• Novato nonprofit organization launches free food market
• Election 2026: Bagby outraising Schwedhelm in runoff for Sonoma County’s 4th District supervisor seat
• New women’s clothing store set to open inside Sonoma second-hand shop
• Feds order Marin to investigate ‘alien’ voters, and county refuses
• North Bay election official, one of state’s most tenured, accuses Trump of attacking democracy. Here’s what he said

Sebastopol Times

• 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
• What’s Happening this week in Sebastopol?
• Transcript of the Oct. 16 Sebastopol City Council Candidate Forum
• Sunday Roundup: A night at the forum

NorCal Public Media xml

• 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
• State highway 37 to close as crews prep road for El Nino floods
• A 'missing middle' could offer economic opportunity for the North Bay
• North Bay under red flag warning
• Sonoma County school districts look to enact, extend parcel taxes

Coyote Media News xml

• 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
• The Civic Joy Fucks Are Here to Revitalize Your Face Off
• Yap Zone: The Songs Getting Us Through... Whatever This Is

Bay City News xml

• Morgan Hill City Council approves 105-home builder’s remedy project
• More than 1,000 Oakland city workers could strike Nov. 5 over stalled contract talks
• Reid-Hillview Airport neighbors renew calls for closure following two October crashes
• Manteca police identify suspect in online death threat against Mayor Gary Singh
• Sonoma County officials remind voters they can vote in person, get replacement ballots
• Bay Area leaders remember Dolores Huerta as a fearless champion of workers’ rights
• Monterey County officials deny reports of ICE activity at Salinas hospital
• ‘Sí, se puede’: Dolores Huerta, who helped transform farmworker rights, dies at 96
• California Forever development looms large in five-way race for Suisun City mayor
• Ballot error complicates San Leandro council races amid city’s switch to district elections

Bay News - KRON xml

• SF-founded Square Pie Guys closing Bay Area location
• Preliminary 2.7 earthquake reported on Peninsula
• 10th Dublin prison guard convicted of sexually abusing inmates
• Man arrested in series of SF hot prowl burglaries: DA
• Teenager accused of murdering San Pablo man
• Mill Valley roads close for a second day due to tidal flooding
• Delivery van stuck in Marin County floodwaters pushed out by 2 people 
• Oakland Alameda Water Shuttle service suspended due to high tides
• BART delayed from Embarcadero due to earlier police activity
• CEO of San Francisco AI company announces job cuts on LinkedIn
• United flight to SFO declares emergency over cabin odor
• Programming Alert for Sunday, Nov. 8
• Congress members urge tech giants to report all rogue AI models
• New poll reveals how voters feel about California 'billionaire tax' as election looms
• Iconic labor leader and activist Dolores Huerta passes away at 96

Bohemian xml

• 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
• Beyond the Ballot, Vote Like Democracy Depends on It

Mendovoice

• Ukiah Valley Fire Authority appoints new fire chief
• How the Fetzer brothers put Mendocino County’s Eagle Peak on the wine map
• Fort Bragg hands out 14 Mayor’s Well Done Awards
• Caltrans sues companies behind Hopland’s Thatcher Hotel and Stock Farm restaurant and inn
• Magnitude 4.0 earthquake strikes north of Lake Pillsbury, felt in Potter Valley
• Your Mendocino: A squirrel on a patch of ice plants
• Featured Pet: Bones
• Mendocino County fentanyl deaths fall as Lake County leads state
• The Mendocino Setlist: October 27-November 1, 2026 
• Fort Bragg City Council hears campaign anger, sets Coastal Trail speed rules

Petaluma Argus Courier xml

• Affordability concerns, healthcare access fuel local Latino voters amid push to improve turnout
• 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
• Former Petaluma principal accused of embezzling thousands may face jury, judge rules
• North Bay's newest Costco readies to open
• Authorities identify motorcyclist who died after solo crash in Petaluma
• ‘I hear them outside at night’: Locals share their Petaluma bat stories
• Candlelight procession marks Day of the Dead in Petaluma
• 'Winter is here': Bracing for El Niño, North Bay races to prepare for potentially historic storm season
• Petaluma police receive more than 20 calls about coyote sightings
• Cheech & Chong are opening their first California dispensary in Sonoma County — and meeting fans Saturday
• Sunny weekend ahead following explosive end of rain

Sonoma Index Tribune xml

• Affordability concerns, healthcare access fuel local Latino voters amid push to improve turnout
• 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
• Housing fix or environmental threat? Prop. 45 sparks fiery debate in Sonoma County
• PG&E restores power after downed utility line causes outage, closes road near Sonoma-Napa border
• Cheech & Chong are opening their first California dispensary in Sonoma County — and meeting fans Saturday
• Sunny weekend ahead following explosive end of rain
• PG&E warns of possible power shutoffs due to windy, dry conditions. Here's where
• Sonoma County deputy charged in 2025 on-duty crash that fatally injured 78-year-old man
• Amid mounting election anxiety, Sonoma County residents raise concerns about late or ‘missing’ ballots
• 'We are going bigger': Santa Rosa's Wednesday Night Market announces its longest season yet

Sonoma Sun xml

• Sonoma Ecology Center: Under the Same Sky 
• Steven Serafini: Sonoma NCS D3 Girls Flag Football 3rd Seed
• Sonoma County Outlines Voting Options for Residents Who Have Not Received Ballots
• Jason Sutter: SVHS: Proud of Our Past, Excited About Our Future
• Katy Byrne: Teetering between Trepidation and Hope 
• Reducing Affordable Housing Requirement on Joint Council/Commission Agenda
• Steven Serafini: Valkyries unprecedented run; 49ers keep winning 
• We Are Sonoma Valley History 
• Pride Flag Removal Proves School Board Needs PRISM Training 
• Larry Barnett: The Silence of the Land

Healdsburg Tribune

• Letters to the Editor, Oct. 22
• 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
• Gallery: Scarecrows invade the Plaza

Made Local

• A Good, Clean Spell
• Walk on the Wylde Side
• Portrait Mode: Sonoma County Podcast Showcases Local Visions
• Patch Work
• Air Apparent: SoCo’s Canairy App
• Small Wonders at Gallery 202
• CTE Grants Cultivate Culinary & Agricultural Skills
• No Pain, No Crane
• ‘Martini Cart’ Rolls into Healdsburg
• Glentucky Family Farm Continues 27 Years of Biodynamic Certification

Marin IJ xml

• In Your Town for Oct. 28, 2026
• Marin mom honors late daughter through nonprofit
• Report details Larkspur ferry terminal expansion options
• More Marin municipalities declare El Niño emergencies
• Novato nonprofit organization launches free food market
• Halloween tradition shows off Symphony San Jose’s fun side
• Feds order Marin to investigate ‘alien’ voters, and county refuses
• Novato school district prepares plan to close $6.5M deficit
• 4 spooky cocktails for Halloween
• New Mill Valley restaurant inspired by Japanese, Peruvian flavors
• Golden Gate Ferry breakdown disrupts Marin service
• In Your Town for Oct. 27, 2026
• Marin wildfire agency touts landscaping program
• San Rafael police arrest alleged thieves
• The Crucible in West Oakland goes dark

North Bay Business Journal xml

• Golden Gate Ferry breakdown disrupts Marin County service
• Summit State Bank posts $1.1 million loss as loan risks linger
• Bank of Marin earnings surge 32% as lending rebounds
• 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

• Myth, Masks and Mystery at Trinidad Art Gallery
• Video Captures Struggle and Shotgun Blast During Attempted Robbery in Blue Lake
• Suspected Fentanyl Found During Eureka Traffic Stop Leads Deputies to Firearms at Residence, HCSO Says
• [UPDATE: Roads Open] Two Injury Crashes Close Streets in Eureka This Morning
• Traffic Stop in Siskiyou Leads to Seizure of 2,254 Pounds of Marijuana
• Humboldt County Jail Reports: Daily Booking Sheet – October 28, 2026
• State Parks Considers Two Small Additions to Humboldt Redwoods, One to Jedediah Smith
• ‘They Should Be Able to Walk Freely’: Protest Planned Halloween Day for Brothers Who Fear Encountering Their Mother After Stabbings
• Upper Trinity River Nears Adult Fall-Run Chinook Quota; Fishery to Close Late Today
• Letter to the Editor: McKinleyville Players and Coaches Pitch In at Mad River Hospital’s Peace Garden

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

• 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.
• Good Prospects for early fall rain across California and the North Bay.

The AVA

• 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
• Halloween Horrors
• Mendocino County Today: Sunday 10/25/2026
• Off the Record 10/25/2026
• Mendocino County Today: Saturday 10/24/2026
• Redwood Valley Municipal Advisory Council Meeting, October 14, 2026
• Mendocino County Today: Friday 10/23/2026
• Helen Papke – A Life Well-Lived
• Announcements 10/23/2026

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

• 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
• Mendocino County Jail bookings: Saturday, Oct. 17, 2026

Santa Rosa Reddit

• Nursing Homes on Halloween
• Saw this today
• Deer Runs Wide In Piner High School!
• How is everyone feeling
• $28.33 for Salmon on Toast and Salad with a Vanilla Latte/Oatmilk
• any dnd scenes here?
• California License Plate Reader Map: 21,483 plotted, about 8 in 10 tagged Flock
• Recs for Ob/GYN who take pain management seriously
• Looking for a 2016 James Monroe Elementary yearbook
• Santa Rosa flock public records analysis – the police are still lying to us

Sonoma County Reddit

• Looking for a place near the water to bury my boy Charlie. He loved the beach (Bay Area / Santa Cruz / Monterey coast)
• County Supervisor race in a nutshell: "Can you name your 5 largest donors?" ".... no"
• Best park-and-view spots for Bodega Bay and nearby?
• Last nights moon from Doran Beach
• Flock Things and Stuff
• Group that exposes rightwing $$$ in local politics reveals Muelrath machine in Northbay
• Sonoma County Pride needs volunteers!
• On the hunt for the best Michelada in the county
• Occupational therapy recommendations
• Election Night Watch Party at Shady Oak!

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• 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

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