North Bay Report 3

Is your property in good shape ahead of fire season? Sonoma County will be inspecting homes and properties starting on June 1st to make sure that owners have cleared weeds and cut overgrown grass on their lots. This is the first time the county is doing “Defensible Space Inspections” to make sure that firefighters can […]

      

As Sonoma County’s population ages, elder fraud and abuse

are on the rise.

State Senator Bill Dodd is introducing a bill in the

legislature to make June, Elder Abuse Awareness Month. He recently held a forum

in Rohnert Park to talk about the growing problem of scams and abuse as the

North Bay’s population continues to age. KRCB’s Adia White has more.

For a list of senior services in Sonoma County visit

norcalpublicmedia.org.

As Sonoma County’s population ages, elder fraud and abuse are on the rise. State Senator Bill Dodd is introducing a bill in the legislature to make June, Elder Abuse Awareness Month. He recently held a forum in Rohnert Park to talk about the growing problem of scams and abuse as the North Bay’s population continues […]

      

From the history to the people behind the scenes, there are

many untold stories about winemaking in the North Bay.

Tonight on KRCB TV 22, we have two hours of programming on

Winemaking in the North Bay. In the Independent Lens documentary: Harvest

Season, we celebrate the often-unsung Latinos at the heart of the Napa Valley

wine industry. In the short documentary, Dry Creek Valley: Generations, we

learn about the unlikely history of one of the most celebrated wine regions in

the world. The Director, John Beck, and Ann Peterson, Executive Director of Dry

Creek Valley Winegrowers join KRCB News Director Steve Mencher for a preview of

that film.

Watch Dry Creek Valley: Generations and Independent Lens:

Harvest Season tonight at 9 on KRCB TV 22.

From the history to the people behind the scenes, there are many untold stories about winemaking in the North Bay. Tonight on KRCB TV 22, we have two hours of programming on Winemaking in the North Bay. In the Independent Lens documentary: Harvest Season, we celebrate the often-unsung Latinos at the heart of the Napa […]

      

Sonoma County teens are confronting big issues, like climate

change and social justice, head on.

Environmental activists and concerned community members

rallied at a town hall last week to discuss options for confronting climate

change. The event was hosted by several local non-profits and focused on

encouraging attendees to become more engaged in Sonoma County politics. KRCB’s

Adia White has the story.

For more on environmental justice in the North Bay visit

norcalpublicmedia.org.

Sonoma County teens are confronting big issues, like climate change and social justice, head on. Environmental activists and concerned community members rallied at a town hall last week to discuss options for confronting climate change. The event was hosted by several local non-profits and focused on encouraging attendees to become more engaged in Sonoma County […]

      

Capital Public Radio has been broadcasting from the

Sacramento State University Campus for the past forty years, but not for much

longer. Just a few weeks ago it announced a 10-million-dollar plan to relocate

to downtown Sacramento and double its staff. KRCB’s Steve Mencher asked Cap

Radio’s president and General Manager Rick Eytcheson how the changes will help

bring the station closer to the community.

To see plans for the new facility, visit

norcalpublicmedia.org

Capital Public Radio has been broadcasting from the Sacramento State University Campus for the past forty years, but not for much longer. Just a few weeks ago it announced a 10-million-dollar plan to relocate to downtown Sacramento and double its staff. KRCB’s Steve Mencher asked Cap Radio’s president and General Manager Rick Eytcheson how the […]

      

For the past 50 years, only members of the Church of Jesus

Christ of Latter Day Saints have been able to visit the Mormon Temple in

Oakland. For two more weeks, anyone can walk through the doors.

Since 1964, when it officially opened, a local church has

been off-limits to all but members of the faith — until this month. KRCB News

Director Steve Mencher has the story.

Find a link to online tickets for the Mormon Temple at

norcalpublicmedia.org.