Mental Health Services Available for North Bay Residents Affected by Wildfires
As fires continue to ravage Northern California, mental health services are available for people grieving -- or fearing -- the loss of their homes and loved ones.
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As fires continue to ravage Northern California, mental health services are available for people grieving -- or fearing -- the loss of their homes and loved ones.
As crews continue the struggle to contain the rampaging wildfires in Wine Country Friday, almost two dozen investigators in Sonoma County are trying to figure out how the fires started.
The wine country wildfires that have been so destructive have also taken a human toll.
Desperate family members and friends pleaded on social media for help finding loved ones missing amid California's wildfires.
The death toll from the devastating wildfires in Northern California wine country rose to 17 on Tuesday as firefighters struggled to get any containment on more than a dozen fires in the region.
Mike Rippey stood in what was once his parents front door. As he surveyed the scene, memories flashed through his mind.
While there was video of vineyards engulfed in flames and social media reports of destroyed wineries as the flames tore through Sonoma County, on Tuesday the damage was not nearly as bad as one might have imagined.
School districts throughout the North Bay were canceling classes for additional days because of the wildfires in the region.
A wildfire burning near Sears Point in Sonoma County has grown to 2,000 acres and is 40 percent contained, Cal Fire officials said Tuesday morning.
Wind-whipped wildfires devastated the North Bay wine region and neighboring counties, killing at least 10 people, burning at least 1,500 buildings, and forcing thousands to evacuate.
The huge fires burning throughout Wine Country in Sonoma and Napa counties have damaged or destroyed several wineries.
Fire crews were battling a 1,500-acre fire in the area of state Highway 37 and Lakeville Highway at Sears Point in Sonoma County Monday afternoon, one of several fires burning in the North Bay.
When the phone rang at Jesus Torres rural Napa home in the early Monday, he had no idea the nightmare that was beginning to unfold.
A list of evacuation centers in operation on Monday in Napa, Marin and Sonoma counties as numerous wildfires burn across wine country.
Many North Bay schools that closed Monday as a result of multiple wildfires burning in the region will remain closed Tuesday.
People throughout the Bay Area reported smoke and ash early Monday morning after multiple out-of-control wildfires broke out in Napa and Sonoma Counties.
Just hours after Brendan Steele defended his PGA Tour Safeway Open title, a massive wildfire swept through the Silverado Resort and Spa golf course.
As a massive firestorm roared through a Santa Rosa neighborhood toward the Kaiser Permanente Hospital early Monday, medical workers and firefighters raced to evacuate patients using ambulances, city buses and private vehicles.
A Rohnert Park woman charged with the drowning deaths of her daughters will be released Friday from the Sonoma County Jail so she can receive treatment for an aggressive cancer.
Sonoma County sheriff's deputies arrested a registered sex offender Tuesday after he was found in the girls' bathroom of an elementary school, a sheriff's sergeant said.
Sonoma County sheriff's deputies and crews from Cal Fire and the Healdsburg Fire Department rescued a pig hunter who fell down a ravine west of Healdsburg on Saturday morning.
Deputies are investigating a shooting in Forestville that left one man dead and another gravely wounded Friday night.
A civil suit was filed Tuesday that alleges a female staff member at the Hanna Boys Center had sexual intercourse on several occasions last year with an underage boy at the residential treatment center in Sonoma for at-risk youth.
University of California at Berkeley officials have confirmed that campus counsel Christopher Patti was killed in a hit-and-run crash in west Sonoma County on Sunday morning.
Citizens and dignitaries from Marin and Sonoma counties celebrated the grand opening of the Sonoma-Marin Area Rail Transit District's full passenger train service on Friday.
