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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Caltrans, CHP investigating haz-mat dumping along Hwy 101 in Mendocino

1 day ago | norcalpublicmedia.org | Greta Mart

Caltrans is asking for the public's help following a series of illegal hazardous material dumpings along U.S. Highway 101 in Mendocino County, the agency said Wednesday. On Monday, 19 barrels containing hazardous waste were removed from an embankment south of Leggett near the Empire Rest Area, Caltrans said. The cost of the cleanup and disposal of the materials is estimated at $30,000.
Local faith leaders declare houses of worship sanctuaries, call for So

2 days ago | norcalpublicmedia.org | Noah Abrams

A group of faith leaders from around Sonoma County rallied Wednesday afternoon in Santa Rosa, in response to the Trump administration's threats of mass deportations. Immigration and Customs enforcement - ICE - arrested an undocumented immigrant in Santa Rosa in March, and allegedly apprehended another in Petaluma earlier this month.
Marin water board explores Russian River pipeline

2 days ago | norcalpublicmedia.org | Kiley Russell |Greta Mart

Marin County's water supply could get a healthy boost during wet years if a pipeline project initiated this week by the Marin Municipal Water District Board comes to fruition. On Tuesday, the board voted to approve a contract for design and engineering work on the Atmospheric River Capture Project, or ARC.
Students killed in collision identified as community mourns

3 days ago | norcalpublicmedia.org | Greta Mart

A Marin County community is mourning four Archie Williams High School students who died in a collision Friday evening. Tamalpais Union High School District officials on Monday released the names of the four girls as 9th grade student Olive Koren and 10th grade students Sienna Katz, Jocalynn Osborn and Ada Kepley.
Press Democrat Guild waives contract clearing path for paper's sale to

6 days ago | norcalpublicmedia.org | Noah Abrams |Greta Mart

The sale of Santa Rosa's Press Democrat looks imminent. The Press Democrat Guild is the local union for editorial staff at the Santa Rosa newspaper and it's sister publications around Sonoma County. The guild is bringing its current contract to an early end, a move they hope will smooth the takeover by Hearst Media. Phil Barber, a reporter and member of the Press Democrat Guild, said it was still a tough decision. "It was a choice of poisons in a lot of ways," Barber said.
CA sets aside $170 million to thin vegetation, forests to help prevent

6 days ago | norcalpublicmedia.org | Alejandro Lazo |Greta Mart

Gov. Gavin Newsom this week signed new legislation that will provide more than $170 million in state funding to help prevent wildfires while signing an order aimed at speeding up the work by easing environmental permitting. The funding -- which the Democratic governor said was part of a broader effort to better protect communities ahead of peak fire season -- comes as the state is under extraordinary pressure after the January infernos that devastated Los Angeles communities.
Sonoma County Superior Court judge halts SSU and CSU leaders from elim

1 week ago | norcalpublicmedia.org | Michelle Marques

A Sonoma County Superior Court judge has issued a ruling against Sonoma State University and the California State University system, finding university leaders acted unlawfully in their decision to cut academic programs. Superior Court Judge Kenneth English issued a Temporary Restraining Order, halting any further action on the program cuts by Interim SSU President Emily Cutrer and CSU Chancellor Mildred García.
State Farm moves one step closer to emergency California rate hike

1 week ago | norcalpublicmedia.org | Levi Sumagaysay |Greta Mart

State Farm could soon win final approval to raise premiums for California homeowners and others on an interim basis, a move meant to help prop up the finances of the state's biggest provider of property insurance, after a public hearing this week.
Tails of Hope: The Humane Society of Sonoma County's Mission

1 week ago | norcalpublicmedia.org | Michelle Marques

More than just a shelter, the Humane Society of Sonoma County is a lifeline for animals and their human companions. Join us as we tour their facility, witnessing the life-saving work in their surgical suite, the inspiring youth programs fostering future animal lovers, and the vital low-cost services that strengthen the bond between pets and their families. This episode explores the Humane Society's deep connection to the community and their unwavering commitment to animal welfare.
Ear to the Wild: Adult Female Elephant Seal Sounds

1 week ago | norcalpublicmedia.org | Mark Prell

Adult female elephant seals make a number of different sounds. Here’s Marine Ecologist Sarah Codde. “So, you can hear that softer sound she makes is to her pup… And then you can hear kind of that different sound when she’s angry… It’s much like, deeper and, you know, has that kind of aggressive sound. Where this is, we call, warbling, and it’s just this kind of nice soft call to get her pup’s attention.” “Ha, ha, ha… ahh, those pups! I wonder what they’re saying?" asks Hines. “Right…” said Codde.