Sustainable design elements minimize the facility's environmental footprint and lower operational costs, officials said.
The Caldwell Fire Department is marking a major milestone in 2026: its 125th year of service to the borough.
ICE detentions across the North Bay are prompting a Marin watchdog network to expand legal defense and whistle alerts.
Nine gray whales have died so far this year in the Bay Area.
More ICE detentions reported at places considered safe are prompting a Marin watchdog network to expand legal defense and whistle alerts.
These artists are forging their own way with the help of a program that helps adults with intellectual disabilities make their mark.
A Petaluma School Board resolution ties symbolic action to student safety, curriculum inclusion, and a permanent districtwide policy shift.
People tend to think of firefighters mainly fighting fires, but many of their calls are medical emergencies.
When Jon Hetherington collapsed at work, he had no idea he would one day return to emergency medicine as a volunteer EMT.
The probation department honored clients who made it onto ‘Wall of Change.’
Take-back effort at Concord Police Department invites residents to drop off unused medications and prevent misuse.
A weekend lineup turns plazas, galleries, and clubhouses into gathering spaces in Sonoma Valley.
The fire impacted five homes, including the 72-year-old woman's.
More than $120,000 was raised in Patti Barrett's memory for Homeless Solutions programs serving women and children.
Hundreds of people will participate in "Meatball Madness."
"Go Kick Rocks!" He said, chasing away a stranger, protecting the child. His story is a model of "if you see something, say something."
Rescuers are evaluating the pup. It's unknown why it was away from its usual habitat.
New Jersey is filled with humor, inspiration and kindness. Here are seven stories to make you smile from Essex County.
A fire crew was called to the scene to rescue the little fawn.
Donations from the community were distributed to local organizations in Lake Elsinore and Temecula that serve mothers and families in need.
Brookside Elementary students met 20 professionals at a career day aimed at real-world learning connections.
Mobile vans deliver benefits access, health support, and in-person assistance to residents far from Sonoma County offices.
VIDEO: Dozens of kidney recipients, donors, family members and doctors had a heartwarming reunion at a North Jersey hospital.
How many 18-foot public art hammers does Sonoma County need? So far, at least two: in Healdsburg and now a sister hammer in Rohnert Park.
How many 18-foot public art hammers does Sonoma County need? So far, at least two: in Healdsburg and now a sister hammer in Rohnert Park.
Rescuers specialized in big animal incidents fought terrain and time to rescue Lucy from thick blackberry bramble and fencing.
Rescuers specialized in big animal incidents fought terrain and time to rescue Lucy from thick blackberry bramble and fencing.
The fridges are open all day and night. They’re stocked with items like milk, juice, fruits and veggies – all available at no cost.
“I realized more than ever, I was born to be a doctor,” the inspiring youth told his mother.
Participants can get reduced admission to the Turtle Back Zoo, Codey Arena and minigolf at the South Mountain Rec Complex.
Alameda police are advising community members to check that their pet doors are secure, or risk a "new (unexpected) pet."
With $1,300 already secured, the team is seeking additional funding to meet its goal.
Volunteers delivered holiday meals throughout North Jersey. A Model Seder event also inspired some holiday camaraderie.
New Jersey is filled with humor, inspiration and kindness. Here are seven stories to make you smile from Essex County.
Celebrate Earth Day and Arbor Day by exploring events focused on sustainability, community cleanup and appreciating the great outdoors.
The middle school needs community assistance to equip a growing band program with instruments for student practice.
Nutley Mayor: “When I looked at the criteria for the award, I immediately thought of Meredith Blank.”
Sherlie Blaise was named the 2026 Essex County Counselor of the Year by the New Jersey School Counselors Association.
A community leader recognized for civic leadership and public safety advocacy across Moraga earns 'Citizen of the Year.'
The scholarship fund raises breast cancer awareness in honor of Susan Ruickoldt, a third-grade teacher who died of breast cancer in 1997.
