KRCB-TV (Rohnert Park, CA)

KRCB, which operates on virtual channel 22 (and VHF digital channel 5), is a television station affiliated with the Public Broadcasting Service (PBS). It is licensed in Cotati, California, and provides coverage to the San Francisco Bay Area. The station is owned by Northern California Public Media and is closely linked to KRCB-FM (91.1), a member of National Public Radio (NPR). Both KRCB stations share their studio facilities located on Labath Avenue in Rohnert Park, while the TV station's transmitter can be found at Sutro Tower in San Francisco.

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150,000 households may now qualify for PG&E's electric rate assistance

1 week ago | norcalpublicmedia.org | Mark Prell

In a world of ever-increasing utility rates, Pacific Gas and Electric is expanding the eligibility threshold for one bill assistance program. It's called The Family Electric Rate Assistance, or FERA program. PG&E spokesperson Megan McFarland said it's for income-qualified customers and they get about an 18% monthly discount on their electric rates. “Under previous guidelines, only households with three or more people were eligible for the program,” McFarland said.
Tens of thousands of people turn out across the North Bay for 'No King

1 week ago | norcalpublicmedia.org | Greta Mart |Michelle Marques

An estimated crowd of 5,000-7,000 in Santa Rosa. Over 1000 people in Petaluma. 1,500 in Ft. Bragg, 1,000 in Ukiah. An estimated 3,000 demonstrators attended the "No Kings" protest on Saturday in Sonoma. All across the North Bay, people turned out in droves with the goal of sharing their opinions and concerns regarding the actions of President Donald Trump's second administration.
California Legislature OKs proposal to freeze health care access for s

2 weeks ago | norcalpublicmedia.org | Tran Nguyen |Greta Mart

California lawmakers on Friday approved a budget proposal to freeze enrollment in a state-funded health care program for immigrants without legal status to help close a $12 billion deficit. Their plan is a scaled-back version of a proposal Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom introduced in May. California, with the largest state budget in the country, is facing a deficit for the third year in a row.
Building Faith: A Visit to Santa Rosa's New Sikh Temple

2 weeks ago | norcalpublicmedia.org | Michelle Marques

Discover the inspiring story behind the Guru Nanak Darbar Gurdwara, Santa Rosa's brand new Sikh Temple. This episode is a celebration of community, faith, and perseverance, as we explore the temple that took ten years to build. We'll introduce you to the generous man who funded its creation, hear from the devoted volunteers who keep its spirit alive, and experience the warmth of its communal spaces, including the kitchen where we share a meal.
Sonoma County officials urge wildfire preparations ahead of anticipate

2 weeks ago | norcalpublicmedia.org | Michelle Marques

Sonoma County officials are prepping for elevated fire activity this summer and fall and asking the public to get ready as well. Jeff Duvall is director of Sonoma County's Department of Emergency Management. He says we should be prepared for a new term to describe high fire danger. “We’re all familiar with Red Flag Warnings. But can you believe there’s a step above that,” said DuVall.
Arborists from across western states flock to Sacramento for annual co

3 weeks ago | norcalpublicmedia.org | Noah Abrams

Arborists from across the west are descending...and ascending...on Sacramento this weekend for an annual tree climbing competition. Lawrence Schultz, the lone North Bay competitor, will be swingin' from the trees as he faces off against dozens of other professional arborists during the annual Western Chapter of the International Society of Arboriculture's tree climbing competition. One of the event's organizers is Rose Epperson.
United Soccer League and Santa Rosa hold first community forum

3 weeks ago | norcalpublicmedia.org | Noah Abrams

Professional soccer may be coming to Santa Rosa, and while it'll be sometime until the first kick off, Sonoma County's largest city is looking at having it's own United Soccer League teams. The city and league held a public forum on June 4th to give residents and those interested by pro soccer in Sonoma County a chance to weigh in. No one's kicked a ball yet, or even found a place to play, but Santa Rosa has signed in ink its commitment to bringing professional soccer to the city of 175,000.
A Look Inside Sonoma County's DA Office: A Candid Chat with District A

3 weeks ago | norcalpublicmedia.org | Michelle Marques

What are the biggest challenges facing law enforcement in Sonoma County, and what kinds of crimes are keeping our District Attorney's office busy? KRCB’s Michelle Marques gets answers directly from DA Carla Rodriguez in this compelling interview. Rodriguez has just published her 'Report to the People,' a comprehensive overview of the DA's office's work in 2024. As we talk through the report, you’ll learn more about the work it takes to help victims get justice.
New wine industry reporter highlights silver linings amid challenges

3 weeks ago | norcalpublicmedia.org | Tina Caputo |Greta Mart

It’s no secret that the U.S. wine industry has been in a slump for the last few years. The main culprits, industry analysts say, are competition from other beverages, anti-alcohol messaging, and the industry’s failure to attract younger consumers. Whatever the drivers, sales are down and there’s currently an oversupply of wine in the U.S. market. The good news, according to a new report from BMO Bank’s wine division, is that it’s probably not going to get any worse.
Calistoga gets clean-power backup system

3 weeks ago | norcalpublicmedia.org | Jennifer McDermott |Greta Mart

For residents of this quaint tourist town on the northern edge of Napa Valley, the threat of wildfire is seldom out of mind. The hillside bears burn scars from a 2020 fire that forced all of Calistoga to evacuate, and the 2017 Tubbs fire that killed 22 people in wine country started just a few miles from downtown.