Town and police release joint statement on Floyd killing and use of force
On June 6, the Windsor Town Council and Windsor Police Chief released a statement on the killing of George Floyd by Minneapolis police officers and outlining the use of force policies in effect for Windsor’s force.
What is the plan?
Healdsburg business owner Lucia Azevedo Fincher made this statement to the Healdsburg City Council on Monday night:
Town launches community design workshop series
Workshops meant to receive feedback and community input for the Multi-Family Residential Objective Design Standards project
Pregnant women and new moms invited to join UC Davis wildfire study
Study to assess effects of smoke and ash on pre- and post-natal health of women and their babies
Sonoma County to move to red tier on March 14
After months of living in the state’s most stringent tier of the color-coded, four-tiered Blueprint for a Safer Economy, Sonoma County will finally get to move into the red tier at 12:01 a.m. on Sunday, March 14.
Healdsburg winery owner, car collector Ketcham dies at 65
Classic cars, family, good food and great wine.
Police Log, May 4-10
The Healdsburg Police Department played its part in the 2026 Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special Olympics on May 18, joining other law enforcement agencies to help raise awareness and funds for Special Olympics athletes. Plus Dispatches...
Sculptor Spotlight: Sculpture Jam Collective
“Derrick,” a sculpture by Sonoma County Sculpture Jam artists Beth Hartmann, David Furger, Jeffrey Zankel, John Packard, John Draper and Gordon Carter of Sebastopol, has been silent since being installed on July 22, 2020. “Derrick” has decided to break the silence. This sculpture has a number of messages for passerby on the east side of Cloverdale Boulevard between East Second Street and East Third Street. For the curious, visit “Derrick,” who has posted directions as to how to access his messages.
