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Police: Sheriff’s bomb squad neutralizes ‘improvised explosive’
A Santa Rosa apartment complex was partially cordoned off Saturday evening while the sheriff’s bomb squad dealt with what police described as a buried improvised explosive. - Tense meeting kicks off planning for park where Andy Lopez was killed
- Wildlife cameras no longer just for scientists
- Super Bowl means super business for many local companies
- Dancers in spinoff from TV show wow Wells Fargo Center crowd
- At 80 degrees, Santa Rosa shatters heat record Saturday
- Mexican stew raises money for a good cause in Roseland
- Smith: Without a bite, Yari the dog helps solve a crime
- Possible meteor seen over west Sonoma County
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Cameras capture world of North Coast’s wildlife (w/ video)
Scores of motion-activated wildlife cameras, strategically positioned to capture movement 24 hours a day, are capturing images of mountain lions, bobcats and black bears, along with other wildlife. The shots help inform preserve managers, conservationists and scientists about the ways wildlife move through the rural landscape. -
Caught on camera: Mountain lions nearer to us than we know (w/ video)
Scientists say the big cats, as top predators, are important to help maintain the balance of plants and animals. They are also among the first species to disappear as natural habitat becomes fragmented.
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