NYT Wire

• Gunman Opens Fire in Krakow, Killing at Least 5, Polish Police Say
• A Holiday Gift-Giving Pep Talk (and Tips) From Priya Parker
• Children’s Problems Today Go Beyond the Screens
• The Midterms Were Spectacular. Here’s What They Showed.
• I Gave Our Viral Cranberry Tart a Makeover
• How Cardiologists’ High Hopes for Two Drugs Were Dashed
• What Michelle Goldberg Learned From the Most Exciting Democrats
• South Carolina Republicans Fracture Over Stunning Defeat of Darline Graham
• Americans Voted Against the ‘Depravity Economy’
• How the New York Times Obituaries Desk Covers Death by Suicide
• Still on the President’s Agenda: Daylight Saving Time
• Red Flag Warnings for Fire Are In Place Near Los Angeles on Saturday
• Illeana Douglas Looks Back on Hollywood’s Biggest ‘Cat Fight’
• Democrats Need a Bold Governing Agenda
• Democrats, Newly Ascendant, Begin a Fight to Shape the Party’s Future

404 Media

• How Earth Lost a Billion Years of Its History
• Behind the Blog: Dam's Bursting
• UK Sex Workers Wake Up to Sites Purging Their Content Following Porn Ban
• Everyone Everywhere Hated Meta’s New AI Training Terms. Now, They’re On Pause
• Oldest Evidence of Getting High on Cannabis Discovered In 2,800-Year-Old Tomb: ‘Absolutely Crazy’
• In the UK, Face Sitting Porn Might Land You in Jail
• Podcast: Proton’s CEO Is Putting AI Before Security
• Republicans Learn X Is the Echo Chamber
• An AI Fraud Kingpin’s Confessions
• The Confessions of an AI Fraud Kingpin
• American Voters Overwhelmingly Reject AI Data Centers
• ‘There Is One Fight’: American Voters Reject Tech Oligarchy
• America Votes: 'CEKEVPATIVG EDELDOA'
• World of Warcraft: Forever Is Already Overrun with AI Slop
• Vibe Coded AO3 Clone Site Down After Fanfic Authors Buried It With 2,000 Takedown Notices in a Single Day

Wired Magazine

• The Fridge-Hacking Spree Is an Internet-of-Things Wake-Up Call
• Best Wi-Fi Routers (2026): My Honest Picks After Testing 50+
• The 10 Best Early Black Friday Headphone Deals (2026)
• The Best Cat Water Fountains of 2026: Petlibro, Petkit, Oneisall
• This Totally Free App Can Free Up Space on Your Mac
• Ecoflow Rapid Pro Power Bank Deal: Save $80
• Apps for Caregivers Get a Dose of AI, but That Might Not Be Enough
• GoRuck Black Friday Sale: My Favorite Packs and Weighted Vests Are Nearly 50% Off
• The 19 Best Early Black Friday Deals 2026
• The American Dream Wasn’t Built for Climate Change
• The Cybertruck’s Death Is Actually Great News for EVs
• How Stephen Miller Schemed His Way to the Top
• Rocco’s Black Friday Sale: Smart Fridges Hit Their Lowest Prices of 2026
• Early Black Friday Mattress Deals: Get Up to 35% Off WIRED-Tested Favorites
• Free Chinese AI Models Are Getting Scary Good at Hacking

Drudge Recent Headlines xml

• PLAN TO ARREST JOURNALISTS?
• MILLER TIME
• MILLER TIME
• 'Bad'...
• Ex-RFK Jr. adviser alleges corruption prompted resignation...
• Dems blast: 'Dangerous'...
• Architect of deadly ICE raids promoted... Another woman falls...
• MILLER WHITE HOUSE CHIEF OF STAFF SUSIE WILES OUT
• MILLER WHITE HOUSE CHIEF OF STAFF SUSIE WILES OUT
• THE HIT LIST...
• Probe into secret robot sessions with Musk...
• TECH WRECK
• TECH WRECK
• BERNIE WARNS AI OLIGARCHS
• ANTHROPIC IPO DELAY?

Drudge Recent Links xml

• Make America Hot Again generation turns cool on MAGA...
• TURNING POINT Bet on Midterms and Lost. Republicans Furious...
• Bomb Threats and Cyberattacks Inject Unease Into Everyday Life...
• DOWD: A Norma Desmond crash-out to end all crash-outs...
• DeSantis planning another White House run...
• Miller promotion angers industries reeling from immigration enforcement...
• Red-state refuge in revolt...
• Even the right is debating whether MAGA face has gone too far...
• First openly gay sheriff in Alabama is Navy SEAL who vows to cut ties with FLOCK...
• Two House Republicans battle to lead party's diminished ranks...
• Her Statue of Liberty tour was supposed to be upbeat. Then she erupted...
• MUSK IN HELL: Elon Staked His Empire on Texas. Now Dems to Rein Him In...
• Ribeye for Breakfast? First Meal of the Day Has Become Unrecognizable...
• Someone Is Causing Chaos Across Europe. The Question Is: Who?
• They Can Barely Drive, but They're Flying Planes: Surprising Rise of Teen Pilots...

Cal Matters

• ‘Soul-hurting pain’: Victims’ families enraged at Newsom’s death row decision
• California’s new teen social media law challenged in court by Meta, TikTok and Google
• Will Newsom’s death penalty commutations stick?
• California’s congressional gerrymander worked. What happens after the next census?
• Distant polls, spotty mail obstruct Native American voting 6 years after law meant to help them
• Court rules against California’s first carbon capture project, a key piece of state climate plans
• California tiene un punto problemático en el recuento de votos. Es el condado supervisado por un negacionista de las elecciones
• What Gavin Newsom’s commutations mean for the death penalty in the U.S.
• Mayor-elect Nithya Raman inherits a Los Angeles full of promise and burdened by challenges
• Gavin Newsom seeks to clear death row, commutes sentences for hundreds of prisoners

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) […]

Active REDCOM Emergencies

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Active Redwood Empire CHP Dispatches xml

• Trfc Collision-1141 Enrt — Old Redwood Hwy / Adobe Rd (Santa Rosa)
  Incident #0322 at 4:09 AM — Old Redwood Hwy / Adobe Rd — — Area: Santa Rosa DETAILS: Incident: 0322 | Type: Trfc Collision-1141 Enrt | Location: Old Redwood Hwy / Adobe Rd | Lat/Lon: 38.299536 -122.673565 | Detail Information: | 4:44 AM #7 [26] C17-060 ****OFCR ESQUIVEL 23488 1015X @ 0444 HRS ***** | 4:41 AM #6 [24] 1039 SON WARR - CLR WARR/PROB | 4:21 AM #5 [11] C17-060 1097 - ORH X ADOBE | 4:20 AM #4 [10] [Notification] [CHP]-REDCOM -- 1182 // 1185 97 | 4:13 AM #3 [8] 1039 REDCOM | 4:11 AM #2 [5] […]
• Trfc Collision-1141 Enrt — 3806 Barnes Rd (Santa Rosa)
  Incident #0279 at 3:26 AM — 3806 Barnes Rd — IN FULTON — Area: Santa Rosa DETAILS: Incident: 0279 | Type: Trfc Collision-1141 Enrt | Location: 3806 Barnes Rd | Loc Desc: IN FULTON | Lat/Lon: 38.482888 -122.760324 | Detail Information: | 6:09 AM #9 [27] 17-32 SOLO VEH 20002 | 3:49 AM #8 [22] [Notification] [CHP]-1039 ATT LINE 12-14// ATT ADV THEY WILL PUT THE TICKET IN ONCE THE SYSTEM IS COMPLETED THE MAINTANCE ETA 4 HRS | 3:49 AM #7 [21] C17-032 ADVISE ATT LINES ARE STILL INTACT, ITS THE GUIDE WIRES DOWN AND POLE IS HANGING | […]

Recent Santa Rosa Fire Calls | xml

• SMOKE INVESTIGATION — BROOKWOOD AV / SONOMA AV (Closed)
• STRUCTURE FIRE — MONTGOMERY DR (Closed)
• VEHICLE FIRE — BOYCE ST (Closed)
• FIRE INVESTIGATION — DUTTON AV (Closed)
• SMOKE INVESTIGATION — MESA OAKS CT (Closed)
• FIRE INVESTIGATION — DUTTON AV (Closed)

Random Useful Links

• Have I Been Flocked?

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

Press Democrat xml

• Bird raps and snake ditties: Volunteer choir delights Sonoma County students with songs in the key of science
• Council races in Napa County solidify, but ballot count not yet halfway done
• Thompson, Jones still running neck and neck in 4th Congressional District race
• ‘The hungry ghost of vengeance’: Newsom’s death row clemency draws condemnation, praise in North Bay
• North Bay’s newest Costco opens to thousands of shoppers
• Healthy Petaluma, now 80, ‘going to continue to invest in our community’
• Piner High students get first-hand experience at Kaiser nurse camp
• New literary landmark in Calistoga invites visitors to sit beside Robert Louis Stevenson
• Flu cases spike early in Bay Area; doctors urge vaccination
• Petaluma Raley’s pharmacy closing ahead of store shuttering
• Members-only club at fire-ravaged winery, luxury resort among new Napa Valley developments
• Sonoma County defense attorney named Mendocino County judge
• ‘Ready to fight’: Elward heading to statehouse to represent Marin and Sonoma counties
• Mill Valley declares local emergency for tides, storms
• Santa Rosa reports spike in arson arrests as fire season draws to a close

Sebastopol Times

• Guerneville Gab: The long, slow death of the Guerneville Vets Hall
• Founding the Bohemian Marketplace
• Seven surprises locally in this election
• Sandra Maurer, James Woodruff and Ian Hoff elected to Sebastopol City Council
• UPDATED 11/5/26 at 3 pm: Election results for Sebastopol/West County
• Sebastopol woke up to vile anti-Muslim and anti-immigrant graffiti in multiple spots around town
• Forestville’s new little ‘free stand’ is open every Sunday
• Correction: No Sebastopol Community Cultural Center fundraiser this weekend
• What’s happening this week in Sebastopol?
• Sunday RoundUp: All Souls and All Saints
• 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

NorCal Public Media xml

• How a Sonoma County ballot gets counted
• CSU to resolve salary system issues in tentative agreement with largest union
• Paun opens up lead over Lemus in race for District 2 supervisor seat
• Mike McGuire celebrates North Coast congressional victory in Santa Rosa
• Tom Schwedhelm reflects on District 4 race as ballot counting continues
• Bagby celebrates coalition-building as votes roll in on election night
• Joanna Paun, Melanie Bagby lead Sonoma County supervisor races in early returns
• Dr. Dave McCuan of Sonoma State University weighs in on Sonoma County midterm election
• Moreda makes case in campaign for Petaluma mayor
• One incumbent, two challengers compete for Rohnert Park council district 5
• Long time critic of Petaluma city council, John Hanania, bids for mayor's seat
• Three candidates compete for Rohnert Park district 2 council seat
• McDonnell vies for another term as Petaluma mayor
• Incumbent Chris Rogers hopes to keep District 2 Assembly seat
• Creative spirits gather on Florence Avenue in Sebastopol for Halloween

Coyote Media News xml

• The Midterms Are Over. The Garbage They Generate Is Forever
• Crucible Closure Leaves 50+ Holiday Market Vendors Scrambling
• ‘Oakland to the Universe’: How Coliseum Dirt Made Its Way to Paris, Just in Time for the Riots
• COYOTE Calendar: November 5-November 11
• The Best Dishes Our Food Critic Ate in October
• 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’

Bay City News xml

• Santa Clara man tied to school shooting plans accused of lying to get guns
• Police probe 2 adult ‘encounters’ with Mill Valley elementary students
• Why flooding happens on sunny days: El Niño explained
• Sebastopol police to investigate anti-Muslim, anti-immigrant graffiti as hate crime
• Greenfield man, 18, arrested in Moss Landing shooting that killed two Salinas teens
• Operation Green Light: Alameda County landmarks to shine green to honor veterans
• San Mateo County offers free flu shots for uninsured residents at walk-in clinics
• After wresting control of Congress from GOP, Democrats set sights on investigating Trump
• Santa Cruz County Animal Shelter offering low-cost spay, neuter clinic through Sunday
• Jane Kim declares victory in state insurance commissioner race after Ben Allen concedes

Bay News - KRON xml

• Child dies after Cupertino crash, driver arrested
• Democrat Aisha Wahab wins reelection to U.S. House in California's 14th Congressional District
• Macy's ends 30-year tradition of paying for the Union Square Christmas tree
• California's Great America in Santa Clara announces final season: What guests need to know
• California DA blasts Newsom's death sentence decision
• Bay Area Hip-Hop Nutcracker returns with Kendrick Lamar Super Bowl halftime show dancers
• New waterfront ice rink coming to San Francisco's Fisherman's Wharf
• SF firefighters rescue dog from 2nd floor apartment fire
• Arrest made in deadly Moss Landing shooting
• Santa Clara man indicted for lying on gun forms to purchase weapons
• Two men stabbed and woman assaulted in East San Jose attack
• 2 adults, 1 child hospitalized after crash, fire near Apple headquarters
• Fundraiser launched for 3 Concord children after mother slain at home
• Appointing Stephen Miller an 'act of vengeance,' says Bay Area Dem in scathing tweet
• Chase Center refused to host 'Free Palestine' tour, Macklemore claims in Instagram post

Bohemian xml

• A Cool Future: Climate Action Organized Block by Block
• Bravo: Community Gathers for 2026 Norbay Theater Awards
• Riding High: A Burroughs & Waits Fable at Mercury Theater
• Art as Medicine, West Marin Views and a Tribute to Oysters
• Bake Big: Dominick Miller-Luna at Healdsburg’s Little Saint
• Keep on Upchuckin’: Skitzo’s 45 Years of Thrash Metal & More
• Your Letters, Nov. 4
• Free Will Astrology, Nov. 4-10
• Meet Me in St. Louis Tickets
• Tune In: Past Voices Live through New Dimensions Radio

Mendovoice

• Sport crab season opens Saturday off Fort Bragg, with traps banned
• Your Mendocino: Walker Road
• Fatal crash blocks southbound Highway 101 at top of Willits grade 
• Distant polls, spotty mail obstruct Native American voting 6 years after law meant to help them
• Haschak: Libraries get a 10-year plan, residents should plan for El Niño
• Mendocino County still has 14,749 ballots to count, with next results Nov. 12
• Dogs looking for forever homes come to the Ukiah Library Saturday, Nov. 7
• Xavier Becerra is California’s next governor: Five things to know
• Ukiah’s city manager sets a 2028 retirement date, and his severance goes up
• Robbery victim tracked his stolen phone to Hopland, Sheriff’s Office says

Petaluma Argus Courier xml

• Healthy Petaluma, now 80, ‘to continue to invest in our community’
• In city first, Petaluma wins statewide Helen Putnam Award for its ‘Safe Routes to School’ program
• As North Bay welcomes the end of fire season, officials say it's time to prepare for the next one
• Woman charged in $18,000 theft from local dog nonprofit now accused of faking a doctor's note to avoid prison
• ‘Gift of life’: Newsom moves to commute all California death sentences
• Polly Klaas’ father ‘raw and angry’ as Newsom commutes the sentences of California’s 548 death row inmates
• Gov. Newsom just commuted all death sentences. Here are the people from the Bay Area on death row.
• Newsom says he will commute all death sentences in state to life without parole
• Becerra prepares to take the helm as California governor with few political debts. But there are questions about his agenda
• Bay Area ban on new gas-powered water heaters won't start until 2028. Here's what you need to know
• Where the Bay Area broke ranks: County-by-county charts show wide gaps on some propositions
• Election 2026: Petaluma City Schools gets three new board members
• Driver charged with murder in Richmond-San Rafael Bridge crash that killed Petaluma man
• Main takeaways from Tuesday’s election: Blue wave washes over America
• Election 2026: Here are the leaders in early results for Sonoma County school board races

Sonoma Index Tribune xml

• Two crashes on Highway 29 in Napa County cause major traffic disruptions Friday
• As North Bay welcomes the end of fire season, officials say it's time to prepare for the next one
• Polly Klaas’ father ‘raw and angry’ as Newsom commutes the sentences of California’s 548 death row inmates
• Gov. Newsom just commuted all death sentences. Here are the people from the Bay Area on death row.
• Newsom says he will commute all death sentences in state to life without parole
• Becerra prepares to take the helm as California governor with few political debts. But there are questions about his agenda
• Bay Area ban on new gas-powered water heaters won't start until 2028. Here's what you need to know
• Where the Bay Area broke ranks: County-by-county charts show wide gaps on some propositions
• Motorcyclist accused of leading Sonoma County deputy on chaotic chase through Kenwood
• 4 finalists vie for Boys & Girls Clubs of Sonoma Valley Youth of the Year
• FISH actively searching for new executive director
• Main takeaways from Tuesday’s election: Blue wave washes over America
• Radzik secures the win in Sonoma Valley Unified board race
• Measure AB, SRJC's $830 million bond, headed for approval
• Election results: California voters approve Prop. 1 housing bond, Prop. 37 homebuyer loans

Sonoma Sun xml

• Bobbie Jonas: The Table We Think We Should Have 
• Auction of Antique Ukraine Icons
• SSU Hires 2nd Coach for Revived Sports Program
• Women’s Racing Series At Sonoma Raceway
• Today and Together – Adult Day Care in Sonoma Valley  
• Bay Area Air District Delays Ban on Installing New Gas-Fed Water Heaters Until 2028
• Kathleen Hill: Hungarian Dinner/Dancing, No Local Crab, Thanksgiving Dinners in Valley Restaurants 
• Rose Expert to Speak at Garden Club Gathering November 12
• SV Hospital Foundation Launches Capital Campaign  
• Julian Mackie Wins Sonoma District 1 City Council Seat

Healdsburg Tribune

• National results bring a ‘blue wave’ election
• SMART update and maneuvers
• Scott Duiven leaves city staff as council talks sports
• Police Log, October 19-25
• 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

Made Local

• After Hours: Late-night dining in SoCo
• Steeped In Place
• The Cheesemakers
• Meat Cute
• Winter 2026
• 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

Marin IJ xml

• Lucan concedes to Elward in North Bay state Assembly race
• Lucan concedes to Elward in District 12 Assembly race
• Mill Valley declares local emergency for tides, storms
• San Rafael approves $6.5M contract for new library, community center
• ‘Rock stars’: Former San Rafael city manager extols government workers
• Mill Valley City Hall added to national historic registry
• Sports briefs: Tam’s Mouret-Lafage claims MCAL singles title
• Belvedere seawall project takes longer than expected
• Dominican University gets $3.3M in grants for healthcare programs
• In Your Town for Nov. 5, 2026
• Gov. Newsom just commuted all death sentences. Here are the people from the Bay Area on death row.
• Newsom plans to commute all death sentences to life without parole
• MCE outlines salary range for next chief executive
• Marin shorelines included in coastal flood advisory
• 7 amazing Bay Area things to do this weekend, Nov. 6-8

North Bay Business Journal xml

• Petaluma Raley’s pharmacy closing ahead of store shuttering
• Members-only club at fire-ravaged winery, luxury resort among new Napa Valley developments
• North Bay voters split on taxes in 2026 election
• 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
• These 20 local projects are Excellence in Construction winners of 2026
• 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
• Dan Lee to lead Mendocino County craft brewery
• 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

Kym Kemp

• Nearly Half of Humboldt’s Ballots Still Await Processing
• “Provider Desert” Visited by Free CareForce Clinic: Services Through Sunday
• Trinity County Proclaims November Veterans and Military Families Month
• When Does Public Safety Become a Public Concern? Asks Letter Writer
• Arcata Seeks Volunteer Musicians for 25th Annual Holiday Craft Market
• Ashley (Wright) Dickerson: Remembered for her kindness, generosity and adventurous spirit
• 100% Humboldt: What Makes a Cover Band More Than Just a Cover Band?
• Humboldt County Warns of Scam Emails Demanding $5,960 Well Permit Fee
• Take a Tour with Friends of the Arcata Marsh on November 14
• Make Travel Plans with Caltrans District 1

Point Reyes Light

• Early results signal change
• Students vote on new mascot for Tomales
• Shared ownership cuts a path into an impossible market
• Traffic, parking meeting stirs ire
• Todos Santos offers a time of remembrance
• Marin rebuffs demand to sequester ballots
• West Marin deputy honored for storm rescue
• Our next great opportunity
• Nabokov’s Dozen: Thirteen Stories by Vladimir Nabokov
• In the Fields, November 5, 2026

News of the North Bay

• Rain Tuesday, with much bigger storms on the horizon.
• 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.

The AVA

• Mendocino County Today: Saturday 11/7/2026
• Potter Valley Project – Notes On The Latest News And FERC eLibrary Filings
• Mendocino County Today: Friday 11/6/2026
• Valley People 11/6/2026
• Mendocino County Today: Thursday 11/5/2026
• The Long-Delayed End Of An Era
• Announcements 11/5/2026
• Mendocino County Today: Wednesday 11/4/2026
• The Scales Of Justice Are Skewed [2014]
• Mendocino County Today: Tuesday 11/3/2026
• Write A Novel In 30 Days
• Slow Hitchcock
• Mendocino County Today: Monday 11/2/2026
• Letters 11/2/2026
• Confessions Of An Old Point Arena Lineman: I Get Killed

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

• Mendocino County Jail bookings: Saturday, Nov. 7, 2026
• Roadwork planned in Mendocino County: 11/6 – 11/13
• MCSO: Georgia man suspected of armed robbery in Ukiah detained at SFO
• Mendocino County still counting thousands of ballots this week
• Hart leading in Third District Mendocino County Supervisor race
• Mendocino County responds to DOJ report of likely “ineligible voters”
• Ukiah City Council incumbents leading the pack in early results
• Mendocino County Jail bookings: Wednesday, Nov. 4, 2026
• Mendocino County Election Results November 2026
• Burn suspension lifted in Mendocino County, Covelo burn planned

Santa Rosa Reddit

• Auto sales shop
• Sonoma County deserves representatives that work for us.
• Friday 13th Flash Day at Ink Alchemist
• Sheriff Engram Statement on Death Penalty
• Jewelry Fixing
• YARD SALE THIS SATURDAY!
• Necessary safety tool or mass surveillance? Santa Rosa’s growing debate over Flock cameras - The Oak Leaf
• Urbex
• Anyone going to this?
• What's going on in Sonoma County this weekend (Nov 6–8)

Sonoma County Reddit

• Is Anderson Redwoods safe for single female weekday during December. Looking for some hikes. Coming from Central Coast. Havent really spent any time in Sonoma County but want to.
• Facial massage Petaluma
• Tattoo Flash Day at Ink Alchemist, Santa Rosa
• Necessary safety tool or mass surveillance? Santa Rosa’s growing debate over Flock cameras - The Oak Leaf
• Speed Dating and why it should happen.
• What's going on in Sonoma County this weekend (Nov 6–8)
• looking for quick jobs/gigs
• Community Land Trust
• Holiday pre fixe dinner
• There may still be hope for NorCal’s kelp forests, even after urchin barrens like this one at Salt Point (deceptively beautiful, IMHO)

Sebastopol Petaluma Sonoma Russian River Forestville

• ADS-B Air Traffic ....
• Marine Traffic Ship Traffic
• Pulsepoint Siren Traffic
• REDCOM radio
• 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