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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Arborists from across western states flock to Sacramento for annual co

1 day 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

1 day 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.
Health care advocates call on Senator McGuire to avoid cuts to Medi-Ca

3 days ago | norcalpublicmedia.org | Noah Abrams

Health care advocates plan to rally outside State Senator Mike McGuire's office in Santa Rosa Thursday, urging the senate leader to stop cuts to Medi-Cal proposed in the state budget. A limit on assets, new premiums for undocumented recipients, and a cap on enrollment have all been floated by Governor Gavin Newsom as fixes to California's over-stretched Medi-Cal budget.
Fight over Koi Nation Casino rolls on with big names locally and natio

3 days ago | norcalpublicmedia.org | Noah Abrams

The new administration in the White House and new power brokers in Washington D.C. have, intentionally or otherwise, introduced new jeopardy into two hotly contested north bay legal fights. One is about cattle and dairy ranching in Point Reyes National Seashore. The other is about the Koi Nation's proposed new casino resort near Windsor.
Geyserville vineyard management company settles labor dispute with sev

3 days ago | norcalpublicmedia.org | Noah Abrams

California's Agricultural Labor Relations Board - ALRB - recently announced an agreement between Geyserville-based Redwood Empire Vineyard Management and seven farm workers that will see the company pay over $33,000 dollars in lost wages. The settlement comes after an investigation into Redwood Empire Vineyard Management by the ALRB over an unfair labor practice complaint filed by farm workers who participated in a march supporting agricultural laborers.
Immigration in Flux: Helping Local Immigrant Communities

1 week ago | norcalpublicmedia.org | Michelle Marques

In May 2025, Los Cien hosted an Immigration Update in Rohnert Park. During this episode, host Michelle Marques explores the rapidly changing federal immigration policies that are directly impacting our neighbors. Hear firsthand about the urgent concerns bubbling up from the immigrant community, get clarity on common misconceptions, and, most importantly, learn what concrete actions to take right now to offer support.
Sebastopol and Sonoma County's creative agreement for Measure U & I ta

1 week ago | norcalpublicmedia.org | Noah Abrams |Greta Mart

The city of Sebastopol is still waiting on word from Sacramento to put a pair of November tax measures into place as intended. But a creative agreement with Sonoma County is keeping the cash flowing. When Sebastopol voters passed Measure U, a half-cent sales tax, and Sonoma County voters approved Measure I, a quarter-cent sales tax, in the November 2024 general election, a sales tax showdown was set in motion. State tax law prohibits Sebastopol and Sonoma County from putting both in place.
BottleRock Napa Valley draws huge crowds over Memorial Day weekend

1 week ago | norcalpublicmedia.org | Michelle Marques

The stages have gone dark on BottleRock Napa Valley for this year. KRCB News has highlights from the festival. “It’s my first time at BottleRock.” That’s a tween wearing a button on her dress saying Eden’s First BottleRock. I was standing in line with Eden and her dad Brandon as we waited for our food in the Culinary Garden on Day 2 of BottleRock. “Well we surprised her, she didn’t know she was going,” said Brandon.
Jennifer Bice on Savoring Sonoma: The Hour

1 week ago | norcalpublicmedia.org | Mark Prell

The contributions of Jennifer Bice to the 20th and 21st Century advancement of artisan foods, most specifically goat’s milk dairy products, cannot be overestimated. She is among a small group - mainly women - who brought these now beloved foods to a greater public. Her Kiefer, goat’s milk, yogurt and fine cheeses are part of the history of excellence of Northern California and American food culture (pun only slightly intended).
KRCB Reporter's Notebook: 150 staffers face layoffs at Santa Rosa City Schools

1 week ago | norcalpublicmedia.org | Adriana Manrique Gutierrez |Adriana Acero Gutiérrez |Greta Mart

Heading into the last days of the 2024/2025 school year, it's been a tumultuous one for Santa Rosa City Schools, the largest public school district in Sonoma County. A yawning budget deficit, declining enrollment, the closure of at least four school campuses and leadership issues prompted a multitude of late night meetings and consequential decisions. To catch up on the latest, KRCB News speaks with Adriana Gutierrez, education and child welfare reporter at the Santa Rosa Press Democrat.