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    Athletes with developmental disabilities shine at Santa Rosa Olympic-style event▼'Competitive love fest': Athletes with developmental disabilities shine at Olympic-style event in Santa Rosa✉newsSportOlympics2 d ago

    Athletes with developmental disabilities competed at an Olympic-style event in Santa Rosa, California, in what organizers described as a 'competitive love fest'. The gathering gave participants the chance to demonstrate their athletic abilities in front of a supportive crowd, with competitors celebrated for both their skill and sportsmanship. The event highlighted inclusive sports opportunities for people with developmental disabilities in the region.

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    Santa Rosa Junior College floats record $830 million bond measure▼SRJC promises no tax rate hike as it floats record $830 million bond to voters, but some call claim ‘misleading’✉newsLifeEducation1 d ago

    Santa Rosa Junior College is asking voters to approve a record $830 million bond, promising the measure will not raise tax rates. Critics argue that claim is misleading, since extending existing taxes still costs property owners money. The debate is unfolding in Sonoma County ahead of the ballot measure, with supporters pointing to campus needs and opponents questioning the district's accounting.

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    One dead, suspect in custody in Gulf Breeze condo killing▼Deputies: 1 dead, suspect in custody in Gulf Breeze condo murder✉newsWorldCrime1 d ago

    Sheriff's deputies in Santa Rosa County, Florida, say one person was killed at a condominium in Gulf Breeze and a suspect is in custody. The investigation is ongoing, and authorities have not released the identities of the victim or the suspect, nor details about how the death occurred.

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    Día de los Muertos block party returns to Santa Rosa●Día de los Muertos returns to Santa Rosa with color, art and a block party✉newsCultureArt5 d ago

    Santa Rosa is marking Día de los Muertos with a celebration featuring colorful art displays and a block party. The return of the event brings the community together to honor loved ones who have died, with local organizers and residents celebrating Mexican cultural traditions through altars, artwork, music and gathering in the streets.