Business Diversity Program Manager, Marcos Suarez, of Sonoma County's Economic Development Board previews the Farmworker Resource Fair taking place this Sunday, March 3, from 1:30 p.m. to 4 p.m. at Our Lady of Guadalupe Church at 8400 Old Redwood Highway in Windsor.

A conversation with Marcie Woychik, chief deputy clerk for the Board of Supervisors, who discusses the highs, lows and unpredictable moments behind running the public meetings of the Board

Ethan Brown, executive director of Sonoma County’s Economic Development Board, discusses the economic outlook for local businesses and explains how EDB is changing to better meet the needs of the community.

In conversation with Johannes Hoevertsz, Sonoma County’s Director of Public Infrastructure.

Tennis Wick, director of Permit Sonoma, discusses the upcoming revision of the county’s general plan and new ways to get the public involved.

Michael Gause, manager of the county’s Ending Homelessness Program, discusses the annual Point in Time homelessness count in Sonoma County, and what we are learning from it.

A conversation about recent Sonoma County news including storm damage, county staff vacancies and Avelo’s expansion at the Sonoma County airport.

Agricultural Commissioner Andrew Smith discusses avian flu, the latest crop report and his department's role in protecting Sonoma County agriculture

Sonoma County Administrator M. Christina Rivera reviews her first 12 months as the county’s top administrator while discussing career opportunities – including her own journey – at the county.

A series of storms are moving across the region, bringing the possibility of flooding, power outages, road closures and mudslides.

In this episode, Jeff DuVall, director of Sonoma County’s Department of Emergency Management, discusses how residents can prepare for such emergencies as well as what the county does to prepare for and help during times of crisis.