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- Written by: Adia White
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A medida que la pandemia de coronavirus da vuelta la economía de la nación y deja a muchos sin trabajo, los inmigrantes indocumentados son particularmente vulnerables. En esta página encontrará recursos para ayudar a los miembros de la comunidad indocumentados y que no califican para beneficios.
Recursos de Sonoma
Asistencia de socorro en casos de desastre para inmigrantes
El proyecto de Asistencia de Socorro en Desastres para Inmigrantes (DRAI, por sus siglas en inglés) es una asistencia única de socorro en casos de desastre financiada por el estado para inmigrantes adultos indocumentados afectados por COVID-19. Un adulto indocumentado que califica puede recibir $ 500 en asistencia directa, con un máximo de $ 1000 en asistencia por hogar.
El número de teléfono para aplicar es:
707.228.1338
El Fondo de Ayuda COVID-19 de Unidad y Comunidad
Para presentar una solicitud, debe vivir o trabajar en el Condado de Sonoma, California, y su ingreso familiar anual total debe ser inferior al 120% de los ingresos medios del área. Solo se permite una solicitud por familia. Debe incluir en su solicitud a todos los miembros de su familia que viven en su hogar.
Aplique aqui: https://www.corazonhealdsburg.org/covid19
El número de teléfono de este programa es: 707-395-0938
Recursos de California
Medi-Cal para la comunidad indocumentada
Información sobre Medi-cal y la comunidad indocumentada.
Solicitud de ayuda COVID-19 del Área de la Bahía para la comunidad de jóvenes migrantes Solicitud de ayuda COVID-19 del Área de la Bahía para la comunidad de jóvenes migrantes: calificaciones:- Jóvenes migrantes (15-30 años) o tutores migrantes de jóvenes (de 0 a 20 años)
- Afectados por la orden de refugio en el lugar en los siguientes condados: Alameda, San Francisco, Contra Costa, Santa Clara, Marin San Mateo
Aplique aqui: https://tinyurl.com/COVIDMigrantYouthRelief Done aqui: https://eastoaklanddreamers.org/
Línea directa para inmigrantes indocumentados que tienen preguntas sobre Coronavirus / COVID-19
CHIRLA Coronavirus Linea Directa
Asistencia legal en el trabajo: derechos laborales para trabajadores indocumentados en California
Una guía que detalla qué derechos laborales tienen los trabajadores indocumentados en California.
Fondos de ayuda para trabajadores indocumentados en California
Una lista de fondos de ayuda para trabajadores indocumentados en California
Donantes preocupados por inmigrantes y refugiados (GCIR): RECURSOS COVID-19
GCIR está monitoreando en detalle el brote de COVID-19, con un enfoque en cómo está afectando a los inmigrantes y cómo la filantropía aborda ese impacto. Actualizaremos continuamente esta página con recursos relevantes y útiles, así como seminarios web y otros programas. Actualmente estamos trabajando en recomendaciones de financiación y las publicaremos en breve.
Recursos Nacionales
Extensiones de presentación de impuestos del IRS
¿Necesita más tiempo para preparar su declaración de impuestos federales? Esta página proporciona información sobre cómo solicitar una extensión de tiempo para presentar.
United We Dream Undocu Centros de atención amigable
United We Dream compiló una lista de centros de salud accesibles para la comunidad indocumentada.
Fondo de emergencia familiar de Betancourt Macías
Fondo para personas indocumentadas que han sido afectadas por COVID-19. Las personas pueden donar o solicitar recibir el fondo.
COVID-19 Recursos para inmigrantes indocumentados
Lista de recursos para inmigrantes indocumentados que enfrentan COVID-19
ImmSchools: Apoyando a los estudiantes y familias indocumentados durante la pandemia COVID-19
Guía de recursos para maestros, personal de escuelas, directores y otros que sirven a la comunidad inmigrante en las escuelas.
Alianza Nacional de Trabajadoras Domésticas: Coronavirus Care Fund
El Coronavirus Care Fund fue establecido por la Alianza Nacional de Trabajadoras Domésticas para brindar asistencia de emergencia a los trabajadores de atención domiciliaria, niñeras y personal de limpieza para ayudarlos a mantenerse seguros y quedarse en casa para frenar la propagación del coronavirus y para cuidar de ellos mismos y sus familias .
Los solicitantes calificados que están experimentando dificultades financieras debido a la pandemia de coronavirus pueden recibir $ 400 en asistencia de emergencia del Fondo.
En este momento, la aplicación Coronavirus Care Fund está abierta a las trabajadoras domésticas que han participado en actividades de la Alianza Nacional de Trabajadoras Domésticas (NDWA), capítulos de la NDWA, organizaciones afiliadas, círculos y usuarios actuales de Alia.
Abriremos el Fondo para solicitudes de otros trabajadores domésticos tan pronto como lo permitan los fondos. Si actualmente no califica para solicitar, complete el formulario a continuación. Le informaremos tan pronto como el Fondo esté abierto a todos los trabajadores domésticos.
Proporciona información para padres y cuidadores sobre brotes de enfermedades infecciosas en su comunidad. Conocer información importante sobre el brote y aprender a estar preparado puede reducir el estrés y ayudar a calmar las ansiedades probables. Este recurso ayudará a los padres y cuidadores a pensar acerca de cómo un brote de enfermedad infecciosa podría afectar a su familia, tanto física como emocionalmente, y qué pueden hacer para ayudar a su familia a sobrellevarla.
Proporciona información para padres y cuidadores sobre brotes de enfermedades infecciosas en su comunidad. Conocer información importante sobre el brote y aprender a estar preparado puede reducir el estrés y ayudar a calmar las ansiedades probables. Este recurso ayudará a los padres y cuidadores a pensar acerca de cómo un brote de enfermedad infecciosa podría afectar a su familia, tanto física como emocionalmente, y qué pueden hacer para ayudar a su familia a sobrellevarla.
NILC: Actualización sobre acceso a la atención médica para inmigrantes y sus familias
En este momento difícil, queremos ofrecer algunos recordatorios sobre el acceso a la atención médica para los inmigrantes y sus familiares, incluidos los nuevos fondos que el Congreso recientemente puso a disposición para las pruebas de coronavirus.
Fondo de emergencia de una manera justa
¿Eres un trabajador del servicio que lucha en medio de la crisis del coronavirus? ¡Estamos aquí para ayudar!
Estamos recaudando dinero activamente para este fondo de emergencia y haremos obsequios temporales en efectivo a los trabajadores a medida que haya fondos disponibles. Esta información recopilada solo se utilizará con el fin de comunicarse con usted para los pasos de seguimiento. Estamos recibiendo un número significativo de solicitudes, por lo que apreciamos su comprensión.
Hemos incluido una lista que destaca los recursos verificados LGBTQ + afirmativos y amigables para los inmigrantes que continúan ofreciendo ayuda (ya sea en persona o virtualmente) en los Estados Unidos durante la pandemia de coronavirus (COVID-19). Ya sea que esté buscando asilo LGBTQ + o indocumentado, un estudiante LGBTQ + afectado por el cierre temprano de la escuela y el dormitorio, o simplemente necesita un servicio gratuito de afirmación LGBTQ +, AsylumConnect está aquí para ayudarlo durante esta crisis.
* Consulte nuestro sitio web de recursos gratuitos y la aplicación móvil para obtener información más detallada sobre cada proveedor de servicio directo verificado que se detalla a continuación.
Esta lista será actualizada regularmente por el equipo de AsylumConnect durante la pandemia de COVID-19. Contáctanos aquí o deja un comentario en esta publicación si conoces un recurso LGBTQ + y amigable para los inmigrantes que debería agregarse a esta lista.
Recursos para estudiantes de inglés.
Recursos comunitarios de NAKASEC para COVID-19
Una lista de recursos comunitarios nacionales y regionales.
- Written by: Kacey Sycamore
The Sonoma County Office of Education has recommended as of March 25 that all Sonoma County school districts continue distance learning through at least May 1.
Previously, Sonoma County school districts had announced that they would suspend in-person classes at least through the duration of the Sonoma County Health Officer's coronavirus shelter-in-place order, which was set to end April 7. Then, California Gov. Gavin Newsom called for residents to stay at home statewide and prohibited mass gatherings of more than 10 people indefinitely.
As parents grapple with how to keep students learning, healthy and fed throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, here are some resources to help:
County Resources
The following resources have been curated by Sonoma County Office of Education counselors. A list that’s being continually updated can be found here.
Explaining Coronavirus to Children:
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BrainPOP Coronavirus Video / BrainPOP Español Coronavirus Vídeo
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What is a Pandemic - Teaching Resources by Naomi O’Brien & LaNesha Tabb
Mental Health Resources & Information Guides for Educators, Families, & Children:
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Parent/Caregiver Guide to Helping Families Cope With the Coronavirus 2019 - NAMI / Guía de ayuda para padres y cuidadores para ayudar a las familias a enfrentar la enfermedad Coronavirus 2019 (COVID-19) - NAMI
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Talking to Children About COVID-19: A Parent Resource - NASP / Hable con sus hijos sobre el COVID-19: Un recurso para padres - NASP
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Large-Scale Natural Disasters: Helping Children Cope - NASP / Desastres a gran escala: Cómo ayudar a los niños a hacerles frente
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Coping With Stress During Infectious Disease Outbreaks - SAMHSA
Shelter in Place Activities for Adults & Children:
Learning Programs and Activities
Online learning with Lynda: Sonoma County Library cardholders have free acess to Lynda.com's collection of online courses and tutorials to learn business, technology, and creative skills. Log in to get started here.
Online Maker Activities: A group of educators that includes representatives of the Sonoma County Office of Education have launched an effort called CoBuild-19 to provide a set of hands-on maker activities and design challenges that children and their families can complete at home using simple products found around the house. To access CoBuild-19 information and projects, visit:
PBS Learning Media: PBS and your local station have curated free, standards-aligned videos, interactives, lesson plans, and more. Get started here.
School Lunch Map
This map shows where you can pick up school lunches for your kids during the stay-at-home order. Any family in need of meals is encouraged to call 2-1-1 to find the hours and location of the nearest meal service option. Families can also obtain information from the school district their child attends.
Find additional information and resources from the Sonoma County Office of Education at scoe.org/covid.
- Written by: Steve Mencher
For our Tuesday, April 7 Coronavirus Town Hall, we gathered a panel of county leaders to talk about business in the shadow of Coronavirus.
Our guests are: Elizabeth Gore, co-founder of Hello Alice and of the Covid-19 Business Resource Center; Herman J. Hernandez, a founder of Los Cien Sonoma County and a longtime realtor in West County; and Sonoma County Supervisor David Rabbitt, who represents District Two.
This is the unedited version of their conversation. Mr. Hernandez's connection was poor, so he's represented by a still picture, courtesy of the Santa Rosa Press Democrat.
- Written by: Kacey Sycamore
As the coronavirus pandemic upends the nation’s economy and leaves many without work, undocumented immigrants are particularly vulnerable. On this page you’ll find resources to help undocumented community members and the uninsured.
UndocuFund for Disaster Relief in Sonoma County
The UndocuFund, founded in 2017 after the Tubbs fire to provide direct assistance to undocumented victims, was reactivated as the COVID-19 pandemic intensified.
However, due to “an overwhelming number of applicants,” the wait list to apply to receive assistance has been closed. “We continue to work on raising funds to provide aid to those that have requested it,” their website reads. “At this point we are not sure if we will be able to reopen the list. Check back soon.”
La Luz Center
During the COVID-19 crisis, La Luz Center has been designated an “essential business” by the County of Sonoma and will remain a vital resource for those in need. La Luz helps keep the local Latino community informed and connected, assists with applications for public benefits, and assists with emergency relief through their crisis fund.
California Resources
State grants
Beginning May 18, relief grants of $500 are available to undocumented adults in California who are ineligible for other forms of COVID-19 relief.
In Northern California, those who wish to apply should contact California Human Development at (707) 228-1338.
Eligible individuals must be able to provide information that they (1) are an undocumented adult (person over the age of 18); (2) are not eligible for federal COVID-19 related assistance, like the CARES Act tax stimulus payments or pandemic unemployment benefits; and, (3) have experienced a hardship as a result of COVID-19. Eligible individuals must provide information and documents to verify your identity, home or mailing address, and to show you have been impacted by COVID-19.
There is a $1,000 limit per household. Funding will be distributed on a first-come, first-served basis. More information about the program can be found on the state's website.
Health care: Regardless of your health insurance status, California is waiving all costs associated with the screening and testing of COVID-19. Find more information about access to health care here.
Ca.gov: California Immigrant Guide (COVID-19)
Medi-Cal for the Undocumented Community
Information on Medi-cal and the undocumented community
California Immigrant Youth Justice Alliance
CIYJA compiled a list resources for undocumented people including: food, department of health information in multiple languages, eviction help, help with waiving gas payments, resource centers, mental health resources
Immigrants Rising: Tangible Support for Immigrant Communities During COVID-19
Immigrants Risings put together a list of resources for the undocumented community including health access, employee rights and ways to support small businesses and freelancers.
Bay Area COVID-19 Relief Application for Migrant Youth Community
Bay Area COVID-19 Relief Application for Migrant Youth Community: Qualifications
- Migrant youth (15-30 years old) or Migrant guardian of youth (aged 0-20)
- Affected by the shelter-in-place order in the following counties: Alameda, San Francisco, Contra Costa, Santa Clara, Marin San Mateo
Apply: https://tinyurl.com/COVIDMigrantYouthRelief, to donate: https://eastoaklanddreamers.org
CHIRLA Coronavirus Hotline from CHIRLA
Hotline for undocumented immigrants that have questions regarding Coronavirus/COVID-19
Freedom Community Clinic: COVID-19 Bay Area Community Resources + Up-to-Date Health Information
This is a living document from the Freedom Community Clinic on mass resources in the Bay Area during the COVID-19 pandemic. We are community members who hope to bring love and health during this time.
Legal Aid at Work: Employment Rights for Undocumented Workers in CA
A guide detailing what employment rights undocumented workers have in CA.
Relief Funds for Undocumented Workers in California
A list of relief funds for undocumented workers in California
CHIRLA Community Education Page: Coronavirus COVID-19
Information for immigrants in California during the Coronavirus outbreak
Grantmakers Concerned with Immigrants and Refugees (GCIR): COVID-19 RESOURCES
GCIR is closely monitoring the COVID-19 outbreak, with a focus on how it is impacting immigrants and how philanthropy is addressing that impact. We will be continually updating this page with relevant and useful resources, as well as webinars and other programs. We are currently working on funding recommendations and will post them shortly.
National Resources
Need more time to prepare your federal tax return? This page provides information on how to apply for an extension of time to file.
United We Dream Undocu Friendly Care Centers
United We Dream compiled a list of healthcare centers accessible to the undocumented community.
Betancourt Macias Family Emergency Fund
Fund for undocumented folks who have been impacted by COVID-19. People can donate or apply to receive the fund.
COVID-19 Resources for Undocumented Immigrants
List of resources for undocumented immigrants facing COVID-19
ImmSchools: Supporting Undocumented Students & Families During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Resource guide for teachers, schools staff, principals and others serving the immigrant community in schools.
National Domestic Workers Alliance: Coronavirus Care Fund
The Coronavirus Care Fund was established by the National Domestic Workers Alliance to provide emergency assistance for home care workers, nannies and house cleaners to support them in staying safe and staying home to slow the spread of the coronavirus, and to care for themselves and their families.
Qualifying applicants who are experiencing financial hardship due to the coronavirus pandemic can receive $400 in emergency assistance from the Fund.
At this time, the Coronavirus Care Fund application is open to domestic workers who have participated in activities of the National Domestic Workers Alliance (NDWA), NDWA chapters, affiliate organizations, circles and current Alia users.
We will open the Fund for applications from other domestic workers as soon as funding allows. If you do not currently qualify to apply, please complete the form below. We will let you know as soon as the Fund is open to all domestic workers.
Provides information for parents and caregivers about infectious disease outbreaks in your community. Knowing important information about the outbreak and learning how to be prepared can reduce stress and help calm likely anxieties. This resource will help parents and caregivers think about how an infectious disease outbreak might affect their family— both physically and emotionally—and what they can do to help their family cope.
Provides information for parents and caregivers about infectious disease outbreaks in your community. Knowing important information about the outbreak and learning how to be prepared can reduce stress and help calm likely anxieties. This resource will help parents and caregivers think about how an infectious disease outbreak might affect their family— both physically and emotionally—and what they can do to help their family cope.
NILC: Update on Access to Health Care for Immigrants and Their Families
In this difficult time, we want to provide some reminders about access to health care for immigrants and their family members, including new funding that Congress recently made available for coronavirus testing.
Are you a service worker struggling amidst the coronavirus crisis? We’re here to help!
We are actively raising money for this emergency fund and will be making temporary cash gifts to workers as funding becomes available. This information collected will only be used for the purposes of communicating with you for follow-up steps. We are receiving a significant number of applications, so we appreciate your understanding.
We have included a list highlighting the verified LGBTQ+ affirming and immigrant friendly resources continuing to offer help (either in-person or virtually) in the United States during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. Whether you are seeking LGBTQ+ asylum or undocumented, a LGBTQ+ student impacted by early school and dorm closures, or simply in need of a free LGBTQ+ affirming service, AsylumConnect is here for you during this crisis.
*Check our free resource website and mobile app for more detailed information on each verified direct service provider listed below.
This list will be updated regularly by the AsylumConnect team during the COVID-19 pandemic. Contact us here or leave a comment on this post if you know of a LGBTQ+ and immigrant friendly resource that should be added to this list.
Immigrant Connections: English Learner Family Engagement During Coronavirus
Resources for English Learner students.
NAKASEC Community Resources for COVID-19
A list of national and regional community resources.
My Undocumented Life: Resources for Undocumented Immigrants and their Families During COVID-19
At My Undocumented Life we have compiled a list of resources and news that can help undocumented and mixed-status families during the COVID-19 (Coronavirus) pandemic. We update this page frequently so be sure to bookmark it and share it with your networks!
Mutual Fund for Latina/os/x Elders
Fill out this short form to make cash, groceries, or help requests. Application closes April 4th at 12 pm. During the first phase we will try to fund between $100-250.
In this time of crisis, Restaurant Opportunities Centers United is providing resources and financial assistance to restaurant workers impacted by the coronavirus crisis.
Southern Smoke Emergency Relief Program
Southern Smoke is a nonprofit 501c3 charitable foundation. Our Emergency Relief Program provides emergency funding to those employed by or own restaurants or bars or are employed by a restaurant or bar supplier that are faced unforeseen expenses that cannot or will not be covered by insurance. We stand with those in our community and are committed to “taking care of our own”.
Application Verification and Award process: Each application will be verified by the Executive Director or a committee of volunteers. Once applications are verified, the application will be distributed to a separate Awards Committee. The Awards Committee will be made up of trusted community members. The Awards Committee will select awardees by vote and will determine the awarded amount to be distributed. All funds granted are subject to taxation to the greatest extent of the law.
Please fill out the following application if you believe you meet the necessary criteria for Southern Smoke’s Emergency Relief Fund. Please only apply if insurance is not providing you with compensation for your emergency.
Restaurant Workers’ Community Foundation: COVID-19 RESOURCES AND INFORMATION
We are a nationwide community dedicated to making the restaurant industry more hospitable to everyone.
Contra COVID is an organization dedicated to helping Latino and immigrant families during this pandemic
We are a group of students and professionals from Harvard Medical School and medical institutions around the country who are dedicated to ensuring that Latino and immigrant individuals have the information they need to protect themselves and their families
Our Mission:
We work hard to provide timely culturally relevant health and social information in an easily accessible format for communities across the nation
Our Vision:
To provide people of all backgrounds the information, health, and social resources they need to thrive during times of hardship
Techqueria COVID-19 Fund Application for the Undocumented Community
Techqueria is launching a fund to support undocumented members of our community and beyond who are negatively impacted by COVID-19. Apply by clicking on the link.
- California Eases Child Care Regulations for Critical Workers
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- Asm. Wood Asks Public to Raise Awareness About Dangers of Domestic Violence Amid COVID-19
- COVID-19: Santa Clara County Resources
- A Coronavirus Property Tax Delay? Californians Shouldn’t Count On It
- Sonoma County Will Consider Property Tax Penalty Waivers on Case-by-Case Basis
- COVID-19: How to Help
- ‘Am I Going to Die?’ Alone and Scared, Confined Seniors Struggle with Anxiety
- Sonoma Joins Six Bay Area Counties And Extends Shelter-in-Place Order
- California Starts Recruiting Retired and Student Doctors, Nurses to Handle Surge in Severely Sick People
- New Model Projects Coronavirus Deaths In California Will Peak In Late April
- Santa Rosa Police Department Mourns Loss of Detective
- What is an Equitable Response to COVID-19: Interview With Ana Lugo
- California Ramps Up Output of Ventilators As COVID-19 Cases Grow
- COVID-19: Financial Resources for Sonoma County Residents
- Santa Rosa Outlines COVID-19 Support for Homeless
- Los Angeles Will Mirror New York As Coronavirus Surges, Newsom and Garcetti Warn
- COVID-19: Sonoma County Resources for Seniors and Vulnerable Populations
- Here’s What Happens to Science When California’s Researchers Shelter in Place
- COVID-19: Sonoma County Mental Health Resources
- Sonoma County Office of Education Recommends Schools Extend On-Campus Closures
- Undocumented Workers Struggle as Economy Grinds to a Halt
- All Parks Closed in Sonoma County
- Live Virtual Town Hall - Coronavirus: What You Need to Know – Tuesday at 7pm
- Sonoma County Sup. Susan Gorin Coronavirus Update 3-23-20
- SMART Makes Additional Schedule Changes Amid Statewide Shelter-in-Place Orders
- How Overwhelmed is California’s Health Care System About to Be?
- Shelters Work to Prevent Spread of Coronavirus Among Residents
- Newsom: Coronavirus Likely To Close California Schools for Rest of the Year
- Meals on Wheels Offers Free Food Delivery to Qualifying Seniors
- More Than 22 Million Californians Could Contract Coronavirus Without Mitigation, According To Gov. Newsom
- California and Coronavirus Testing Right Now: 3/18/20
- SMART Cancels Selected Weekday Service Because of Shelter-in-Place Orders
- Sonoma County Health Officer Issues Shelter in Place Orders
- SCOE Announcement: All Sonoma County School Districts Have Announced Suspension of In-Person Classes
- Mayor Joe Callinan's Statement on Coronavirus in Rohnert Park
- Nine Active Coronavirus Cases Reported in Sonoma County
- Santa Rosa City School Classes Suspended Through April 5; Students to Complete Assignments at Home
- County Moves From Advisory to Order on Event Cancellations
- Video Discusses California Response to COVID-19
- Demonstrators Demand More Protections For Undocumented Community
- As Coronavirus Toll Rises Statewide, So Does Health Care Workers’ Alarm
- Listen Live: Special Statewide Coronavirus Special – Friday at 2pm
- Coronavirus Special & Resources
- Sonoma County Health Officer Advises Canceling Large Indoor Events
- Sonoma County Point-in-Time Count Aims to Tally The Homeless Population
- For Gig Workers and Hourly Earners Coronavirus Is a Test
- Coronavirus - Listen Live Wednesday at 7pm
- “Your Bills Don’t Get Sick”: Workers Say Coronavirus Prevention Isn’t Easy
- 30 Healthcare Workers at Local Hospital Directed to Self-Quarantine, According to Their Union
- Coronavirus: U.S. Death Toll Now At 14; New Cases In Maryland, Colorado, Pennsylvania
- California Schools Brace for a Coronavirus Disruption
- March 2020 Vote: Election Results
- County Health Officials Work to Track Down Contacts of Local Coronavirus Patient
- 2nd Sonoma County Resident Diagnosed With Novel Coronavirus After Returning From Cruise
- AB5 Sparks Controversy Among California's Independent Contractors
- The Developer Bonus Tucked Into the School Bond on Your Ballot
- Annual Pliny the Younger Beer Release Boosts Tourism in Sonoma County
- California Pushes For More Coronavirus Testing After First Case Of Community Transmission
- Proposition 13 Seeks $15 Billion for California's Schools
- New Coronavirus Affects Tourism in San Francisco's Chinatown
- David Cook Challenges Gorin For First District Seat
- Gorin Runs for a Third Term on the Sonoma County Board of Supervisors
- Former Mayor Chris Coursey Challenges Zane for District 3 Seat
- Shirlee Zane Defends Her Seat on the Sonoma County Board of Supervisors
- Lynda Hopkins Makes Her Case for a Second Term as Supervisor
- Mike Hilber Challenges Lynda Hopkins for District 5 Seat
- Interview: Reporter Will Houston Lays Out the Pros and Cons of Measure I
- Local Activist Speaks Out on Missed Opportunity in Cancelled "American Dirt" Talk
- California Lawmakers Have Refused to Restrict Flavored Vaping —Is That About to Change?
- Lisa See, Author of "The Island of Sea Women," Speaks at Sonoma Valley Regional Library
- In California, Not Every Kid Has a Fair Chance at Success
- California Students Missing School Due to Wildfires and Other Disasters
- Educators Release Plan for Expanding the Arts in Schools
- Sonoma County Plans to Clear Joe Rodota Trail By Friday
- Podcast: Activist homeless moms score an Oakland win
- Doctors Fail to Help Patients Stop Smoking, Says Report
- Rodota Trail Situation Delays Homeless Count for a Month
- Former Director of IOLERO Works to Pass Initiative to Strengthen the Office
- Sonoma County Prepares to Evict Campers Along the Joe Rodota Trail
- Sanctioned Homeless Camp at Los Guilicos Scheduled to Open Sunday
- Sonoma County Libraries Host Tamale Making Workshops
- Meet Leah Gold, Healdsburg's New Mayor for 2020
- Around 1,000 People Attend Santa Rosa Women's March
- Contractors Begin to Set Up Sanctioned Encampment Near Oakmont
- Supervisors Pick Sonoma Valley for Temporary Homeless Shelter
- Next Stop for Free College: Cal State University?
- WATCH LIVE: Managers Read Impeachment Articles, Senators Sworn In Ahead Of Trial – Thursday at 7am
- Sonoma County Women’s March to Take Place Saturday
- Cities Should Act on Homelessness or Face Lawsuits, Newsom Task Force Says
- Do You Know What Should Go in Your Emergency Kit?
- Sonoma County Library Hosts Disaster Preparedness Classes
- Should California Restrict Building in High-Risk Fire Areas?
- Santa Rosa Junior College Receives $7 Million for Disaster Recovery Workforce Training
- Anniversary Gives Rialto Cinemas Founder Chance to Reflect
- Sonoma West Publishers Plans Big Changes for 2020
- New Book Offers Background on Ukraine's People and Culture
- Author Ibram X. Kendi Says "Not Racist" is Not Enough
- Schools Can Hire Teachers of Color, but Will They Stay?
- Diversifying the Ranks of Teachers. Race and Gender Matter
- Sonoma County Releases Resident Health Report Card
- Emerald Cup Cannabis Festival Attracts Visitors From Across the Country
- Santa Rosa City Council Votes To Terminate Rental Price Gouging Ordinance
- Death of Petaluma Man Calls Use of Carotid Hold Into Question
- Santa Rosa Police Department Finishes Community Listening Sessions
- PG&E Announces $13.5 Billion Settlement With Victims Of Northern California Wildfires
- Can California Reduce Homelessness Through Better Prevention?
- Organization Works to Improve First Responder Mental Health
- Local Non-Profits Running Out of Funding for Fire Aid
- On Thanksgiving, Remembering an Anniversary
- California Burning, Episode 4: The Wildland/Urban Interface – Sunday at 10am
- Sonoma County EDB Opens Disaster Loan Outreach Center for Kincade Fire Victims
- Journalist Lowell Bergman Shares Tales of a Storied Career – Sunday at 4pm
- California Burning Podcast: The Science of Fire Behavior
- New Documentary Celebrates First LGBTQ+ Native Powwow
- Impacts Expected on Russian River After Kincade Fire
- Healdsburg Residents Undeterred by Kincade Fire
- A Year After the Camp Fire, Survivors Share Stories of Loss and Healing
- Building Resilience After Tragedy
- KBBF Radio Santa Rosa Updates Community During Kincade Fire
- 2017 Lessons Saved Lives and Property During Kincade Fire
- 'Halloween Do-Over' Brings Joy to Healdsburg After Fire
- Documentary "Men Caring" Honors Those Who Support Adults With Disabilities
- Local Assistance Center Will Open Today Through Wednesday in Healdsburg
- Code Blue Advisory Especially Concerning for Those Living Outside
- For Many Survivors, Kincade Fire Brings Back Trauma
- PG&E Expects Third Severe Wind Event 10-29 and 10-30
- The Current PG&E Power Shutoff – Emergency Information
- How to Prepare for Fires, Power Outages and Other Emergencies
- California Burning Podcast: Using Fire to Protect Forests
- Kincade Fire Update: Kincade Fire Fully Contained
- PG&E Initiates Second Public Safety Power Shut Off in October - What You Need to Know
- School Closure Announcements for the Week of Monday, November 4
- Survivors of Camp Fire and Tubbs Fire Look Back and Ahead
- Power Shut Off Prompts Modified Hours, Closures for Some Santa Rosa Schools
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- 26 Insurance Companies to Continue Paying Survivors' Rent
- New Documentary Addresses Gaps in Health Insurance Access
- Sonoma County Needs Your Help to Create a Power Outage Economic Impact Report
- Great Shakeout Earthquake Drills Planned for Thursday
- 100th Anniversary of Women's Suffrage Comes with Complexity
- Local Author Writes a Guidebook for Immigrant Parents
- Fire Survivors React to Power Shut-off
- Residents Observe Anniversary of the Sonoma Complex Fires
- Sonoma County Ridesharing Service Aims to Help Women Feel Safer
- Fire Survivors Demand Insurance Companies Continue to Cover Rent
- City of Santa Rosa Unveils New Emergency Warning Sirens
- Smokey the Bear Has Affected Forest Management for Decades
- Julián Castro Addresses Top Issues Facing Californians
- Behind the Scenes at one of the Nation’s Largest Cannabis Companies
- Rohnert Park Opens Emergency Cooling Centers
- Santa Rosa Will Open Cooling Centers Tuesday and Wednesday
- Group Asks Santa Rosa Businesses to Hasten $15 Minimum Wage
- PG&E Announces Planned Public Safety Power Shut Offs for This Week
- West County High School District Negotiates with Teachers
- West Sonoma County Teachers May Strike Over Salaries
- President & CEO Nancy Dobbs to Retire
- Roseland Mural Welcomed into the Community
- Trauma Threatens To Impact School Attendance In Paradise
- Paradise School Counselors Address High Rates of PTSD Among Students
- Educators Use Poetry to Help Kids Talk About Trauma
- Forum Celebrates Women Leaders at NASA Ames Research Center
- Sonoma County Leaders Discuss Sexism in Politics During Panel
- Study Shows Climate Change Could Threaten Oyster Habitat
- Director Ann Shin Examines Intelligence Industry in New Film
- Local Jewish Leader Questions Trump's 'Disloyalty' Claim
- Housing Insecurity Is Taking a Toll on Youth’s Health
- Three Years In, Legal Cannabis Still Causing Fights
- Controlled Burns Could Help Prevent California's Megafires
- Rainer Navarro Becomes New Police Chief of Santa Rosa
- Changes in Math Education Cause Anxiety Among Parents
- October 2017 Wildfires Are Affecting Crucial Health Programs
- Protesters Urge Sonoma County to Divest from Private Prisons
- Portraits of Unhoused Neighbors Emphasize Humanity
- Annual Mochilada Backpack Giveaway Kicks off the School Year
- Schulz Museum Celebrates Woodstock Festival on its 50th Anniversary
- Rep. Huffman Talks Local Issues and Trump at Point Reyes
- Local Priest Reacts to National Cathedral Statement on Trump
- Agencies Face Stricter Guidelines When Evicting the Homeless
- Santa Rosa Holds Public Hearing on PG&E Rate Hike
- Bohemian Club Provides Talent for Monte Rio Variety Show
- Bohemian Grove Annual Encampment Ends for the Summer
- Residents Celebrate Agricultural Roots at Sonoma County Fair
- Families Celebrate Sonoma County Fair Despite Increased Security
- Officials Address Safety Along SMART Train Corridor
- Supervisor Zane Cites Progress, Concerns in Kaiser Talks
- Grand Jury Commends Sonoma County Jail Mental Health Program
- Grand Jury Finds Problems Within Behavioral Health Division
- Santa Rosa Symphony Performs Free Concert
- Mendocino Winemakers Consider Plan to Boost Tourism and Sales
- Santa Rosa Priest Accused of Stealing over $95,000 from Parish
- Nine Barlow Businesses Sue Over Flood Damages
- Food for Thought to Close Forestville Store but Retain Focus
- Sonoma County Library Eliminates Overdue Fines
- Museum of Sonoma County Opens Exhibition on History of Cannabis
- Santa Rosa Residents Protest Detention of Migrant Children
- California HOPE Crisis Counseling Ends
- Local Group Shares Hotline to Protect Undocumented Immigrants
- Sonoma County Inspects Rural Properties for Fire Safety
- Host of KPCC's The Big One Podcast Shares Earthquake Tips
- 'Hairspray': The Perfect Musical for this Moment
- Roseland Residents Give Input on 2050 General Plan
- Book Tells Stories of Refugees Exiled 'Home' to Cambodia
- California on Independence Day in 1776
- Sonoma County Struggles With Property Tax Loss from 2017 Fires
- State Bill to Boost Housing Density Stalls in the Legislature
- Teenage Vaping on the Rise in Sonoma County
- Sonoma County Interfaith Council Denounces Hate
- Experts Showcase Fire Resistant Building Materials
- Stacey Abrams in Conversation with NorCal Public Media
- KRCB Wins Three Awards from the Public Radio Journalists Association
- Low-Income Students Face Food Insecurity During Summer Break
- PG&E Agrees to $415 Million Settlement for North Bay Fires
- Civilians Who Tested Agent Orange Now Sick, Dying: Podcast
- Sonoma County Board of Supervisors Finalizes Budget
- Firing Forests to Save Them: Could Native Traditions Save Lives?
- A Statewide Flex Alert Calls for Energy Conservation on Tuesday, June 11
- Petaluma Business Leaders Work to Prevent Opioid Deaths
- Report Warns 2020 Census Could Undercount Millions
- Yolo County's Sand Fire Forces Evacuations Near Guinda
- Against All Odds, Paradise Students Graduate on Home Campus
- Grist Finds Link Between Pollution and Infant Death in San Bernardino
- Santa Rosa High School Lockdown Lifted, Suspect in Custody
- Citizen Input Sought for Santa Rosa's Future
- Reveal Finds Rampant Wage Theft in the Caregiving Industry
- KRCB TV Highlights the Wine Industry’s Unsung Heroes
- Local Activists Bring Green New Deal Principles to Sonoma
- Capital Public Radio Announces Move to Downtown Sacramento
- Activist Group Sues County Over Andy Lopez Records
- Hope for Sonoma's Coast; Other Calif. Areas Under Siege
- Sonoma County Activists Address Climate Change at Town Hall
- Mormon Temple in Oakland Open to Public for Limited Time
- Israel's Consul General in S.F. Condemns Anti-Semitism
- Kaiser CEO Tyson Meets with Families on Mental Health
- Prepare for Disasters by Getting to Know Your Neighbors
- Pulitzer Prize-winning Poet: 'I Love Petaluma'
- New Health Officer Tackles Measles and Other Top Concerns
- FEMA Hosts Disaster Preparedness Symposium in Santa Rosa
- Political Cartoonist Speaks on the Importance of Satire
- Sonoma County Sheriff Releases Andy Lopez Case Files
- Alegría De La Cruz, Newest Schools Trustee, Aims at Equity
- More Coffey Park Residents Begin to Return Home
- Family Turns Grief to Activism After Daughter's Suicide
- News: Connect the Bay Follow Up -Your Housing Questions Answered
- Fishermen Cautiously Optimistic About Salmon Season Forecast
- Meet the New Director of Sonoma County's Watchdog Office
- Crab Season Ends Early to Protect Whales
- YWCA Educates Public on Domestic Abuse After Recent Tragedies
- Santa Rosa City Council Skeptical of Regional Housing Plan
- Guerneville Residents Work to Repair Their Homes, Lives
- Guerneville Businesses Work to Reopen A Month After Flood
- Barlow Tenants Question Why Flood Plan Didn’t Work
- Miss Sonoma County 2019 Breaks Down Barriers
- Garden Society Presents Pot Podcast and Products for Women
- City of Healdsburg Tables Renter Protection Ordinance
- Landslide Threatens Several Homes in Forestville
- Counties: No Criminal Charges Against PG&E in 2017 Wildfires
- Greg Sarris: Author, Professor, Chairman of Local Tribe
- Sonoma County Emergency Manager Speaks on Flood Recovery
- Sonoma County Residents Search for Flood Recovery Assistance
- Rep. Huffman Tours Barlow in Sebastopol Following Flood
- Russian River Flood Recovery Resource Page
- Santa Rosa Declares Local Emergency; No Worry Yet on Water
- Sebastopol Voters Debate Leasing Local Hospital
- New SSU Exec Commits to Diversity, First Generation Students
- Healdsburg Mayor David Hagele Defends Housing Budget
- Northern Elephant Seals Take Over Drake's Beach at Point Reyes
- Legal Marijuana Makes Talking About Safety Harder for Some Parents
- Petaluma Mayor Teresa Barrett Hopes to Tackle Housing Shortage
- Windsor Mayor Foppoli: No Use Fighting District Elections
- David Rabbitt Steps in as Chair of the Sonoma County Board of Supervisors
- California Senator Dodd Reacts to State of the State Address
- Gov. Newsom State of the State: Housing, Health, PG&E, Trump
- North Bay Celebrates Annual Pliny the Younger Release
- Scientists Release Scale Ranking Atmospheric River Intensity
- Local Agencies Address Flood Control on Russian River
- French WW II Spy Brings Story of Courage to Petaluma
- Mayor Amy Harrington Talks About Upcoming Changes for 2019
- Informe: County Sheriff Plans Better Community Relations
- Informe: Essick, Sonoma County Sheriff Plans Prison Reform
- Informe: Santa Rosa Mayor Questions Need for Translations
- Informe: Santa Rosa's Mayor on the City's Homeless Crisis
- Informe: Santa Rosa Mayor Schwedhelm Lays Out Priorities
- Informe: Tom Schwedhelm Becomes Santa Rosa Mayor
- Santa Rosa Mayor Talks About his Priorities for 2019
- Volunteers Help Sonoma County Track Homelessness
- Santa Rosa Women’s March Spurs Excitement for 2020 Elections
- PG&E Bankruptcy Imminent; Banks Offer Billions in Financing
- Political Forum Blue-Green Eggs and Ham Draws Over 400
- 'Zero Waste' on KRCB TV in the North Bay - Jan 22; We Revisit Radio Report
- Council Member Victoria Fleming Talks About Goals for 2019
- Santa Rosa Diocese Releases List of Clergy Members Accused of Abuse
- Fear of Gangs Driving Central Americans North: Podcast
- New Sonoma County Sheriff Hopes to Improve Community Relations
- Report Highlights Sonoma County Employment Trends
- Rep. Jackie Speier Suggests Border Compromise via DACA
- Snoopy's Home Ice to Celebrate 50th Anniversary in 2019
- Living with Lead: 'Like Crabs in a Barrel'
- Living Downstream Preview: Tour Uncovers Richmond Poisons
- Native Fire Practices Can Make Communities Safer
- Community Health Workers Help Gain Environmental Justice
- Woodstock and Red-Haired Girl Get Their Day in 2019
- County Agrees to $3 Million Lopez Settlement
- Emerald Cup Draws Cannabis Experts, Entrepreneurs and Fans
- Emerald Cup Prize to Willie Nelson, Others Enjoy Legal Smoke
- Sonoma Residents Work to Reduce Health Disparities
- Journalist Tess Vigeland Leads Camp Fire Reporting Effort
- Sexual Assault Prevention Educator Opposes Title IX Changes
- Coffey Strong Heads to Butte County to Share Advice
- Immigration Tied to Benefits? County Schools Head Says No
- North Bay Residents Offer Hope, Aid to Camp Fire Evacuees
- Sonoma County to Create New Emergency Management Department
- Community Members Debate How to Best Spend Homelessness Aid Grant
- Santa Rosa Official Offers Advice to Camp Fire Survivors
- Santa Rosa City Council Votes to Extend Renter Protections
- California Seeks Input on Housing Recovery Funds
- Dogs Compete in Sheep Herding at Hopland Research Center
- Santa Rosa Hosts 2018 California Economic Summit
- In Short Time, Conductor Lecce-Chong Puts Stamp on Symphony
- Music Inspires Climate Activists at Global Summit
- Climate Summit Contest: Unlikely Company Wins Funding
- Displaced Camp Fire Evacuees Consider What Comes Next
- Camp Fire Evacuees Sleep in Cars, Tents in Chico Parking Lot
- Poor Air Quality Poses Health Hazard for Workers
- Commentary: One Year On, Cannabis Legalization Mostly On Track
- KRCB's Steve Mencher and Adia White Discuss the Midterm Election
- Equity a Key Topic at 26th Annual Latino Health Forum
- Shomrei Torah Hosts Service for Tree of Life Shooting Victims
- The Difficult Birth of the Graton Resort and Casino
- Santa Rosa Voters Deliberate Affordable Housing Measure
- Sonoma County Works to Finalize Disaster Recovery Plan
- As City Builds New Park in Roseland, Whose Voices Are Heard?
- Sebastopol Building First in the Region to Use Hempcrete
- $12 Million in State Funds to Aid the Homeless in Sonoma Co.
- 'Pictures of a Gone City' Presents Bay Area, Warts and All
- Sonoma Co. Releases Results of Emergency Alert Tests
- Huffman Opponent Dale Mensing Supports Trump and DACA
- Rep. Jared Huffman Running on Accomplishments and Opposition to Trump
- One Year After the Oct. Wildfires, Many Families Are Still Uprooted
- Coffey Park Resident Shares her Experience a Year after the Fires
- More Counseling Services Needed for Spanish Speakers
- On Fire Anniversary, Recalling 'Battle to Save Jack London's Mountain'
- Cannabis Commentary: Return to Pot Prohibition Impossible
- Emergency Alert Test Lacks Spanish Translation for Broadcast
- Creative Sonoma Art Program Helps Students Cope With Trauma
- Organizations Work to Remove Language Barriers in Disasters
- Grape Stomping Ushers in the Harvest Season
- Grape Harvest Underway Across the North Bay
- Kavanaugh-Ford Testify Before Senate Judiciary – Watch Live Beginning at 7 am
- After a Month in Palestine, Empathy for Plight of Refugees
- Violence Prevention Partnership Keeps Kids out of Gangs
- Santa Rosa Hosts Gang Prevention Training for Parents
- Sonoma Co. Seeks Funds for Homelessness, Mental Health
- Sebastopol Peace Wall Adds Ellsberg, Huerta, and Two Locals
- North Bay Farm Shows Some Agriculture Can Help the Earth
- Mendocino Company Uses Goats to Reduce Wildfire Risk
- "Reflections After the Fire" Aims to Ease Trauma Through Art
- Gov. Jerry Brown Blasts Trump on Climate Change at SF Summit
- Global Climate Summit Update: Protecting Forests, People
- Meet Our New Cannabis Commentator, David Downs
- Sonoma County Tests Wireless Emergency Alerts
- Mendocino Company Markets Wild Seaweed as a Healthy Snack
- Climate Summit Takes Over San Francisco
- North Bay Residents March for Climate, Jobs and Justice
- Grand Jury Details Upgrades for Sonoma Emergency Response
- Sonoma County Civil Grand Jury Faults Emergency Response
- Spanish Speakers Question Officials at Fire Recovery Event
- Monarchs and Milkweed: Giving Butterflies a Boost
- Cannabis Expert David Downs: Market in Flux, Changes Certain
- Charles M. Schulz Museum to Host Auction for Wildfire Relief
- Expanded Life Jacket Program Saves Lives on Russian River
- Homeless Series Continues: Meet Chris and Cheri
- Firefighters Make Progress on Largest California Wildfires
- Mendocino County Farm Saved from Ranch Fire by Quick Action
- Sonoma County Provides Resources for Businesses Recovering from October Wildfires
- Wildfire Season Prompts Another Look at Emergency Warnings in California
- Cannabis Growers and Sellers in Sonoma County Confront Angry Neighbors
- Federated Indians of Graton Rancheria Donate $280,000; Fully Fund Rohnert Park Food Needs
- Hopland Research Center in Mendocino Uses Fire as Learning Experience
- Congratulations to Best Radio DJ in the North Bay, Brian Griffith
- After Wildfire Devastation Comes New Life; 'Gold Spot' Film on KRCB Aug. 7
- Mendocino Fires Continue Burning; We Talk with Cal Fire for the Latest
- Final Multi-Agency Active Shooter Training Exercise is Scheduled for Friday
- New Evacuation Orders in Mendocino Complex Fires
- A Red Flag Warning Will Be In Effect Through 11:00 pm Saturday
- Santa Rosa Rent Control Initiative Short of Needed Signatures; Advocates Will Regroup
- Temporary Outage of KRCB FM 91.1 Signal
- Speakers at 'Just Recovery' Meeting Emphasize Workforce Issues and 'WUI'
- A Second Multi-Agency Active Shooter Training Exercise is Scheduled for Tuesday, July 31
- Meet KRCB Reporter Adia White; She'll Cover Fire Season and Everything Else
- Conversation with Director of Fred Rogers Biopic: 'Won't You Be My Neighbor?'
- Homeless Portraits: Mendocino County
- Supreme Court Won’t Take Up Lopez Case. Parents' Case Against County Can Continue
- Every Glass of Wine Tells a Story, According to Savvy Marketers
- Happy First Day of Summer, Said the Mosquito
- 'What a Chicken!!' -- Name of Petaluma Restaurant Says It All
- Press Democrat Columnist on Pulitzer Prize and Future of Newspapers in a Digital World
