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Jerlena Griffin-Desta, the new chief of staff at Sonoma State, says her husband’s last name, Desta, means happiness in Amharic, the language of his native Ethiopia.

After nearly 30 years

Jerlena Griffin-Desta, the new chief of staff at Sonoma State, had some concerns about working and living in Sonoma County. Today, Why she’s thrilled she’s making the move.

Yesterday we heard

Whatever else one has to say about the year 2016, for those in the North Bay who love live theater, it’s been an especially strong year. If you were willing to

Let’s talk a little about New Year’s Eve.

I know, I know. It’s not even Christmas yet.

But given that some of the New Years Eve events I’m about to mention

Victoria Fleming is the first new Santa Rosa councilmember to join since the city moved to district elections. She took the seat that opened up when Mayor Chris Coursey decided not

The Sonoma County Board of Supervisors heard an update Tuesday on how the pandemic is affecting the local economy. Nearly a hundred people have died from COVID-19 in the county and businesses are struggling to safely reopen. Robert Eyler, President of Economics and Forensics Incorporated, told the Board of Supervisors it will likely take years for the county’s economy to recover. KRCB’s Adia White asked Eyler, about his projections for job and revenue loss in 2020. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

This week brings the paperback release of a story collection from writer and teacher Greg Sarris. You may know Sarris from his other job – Chairman of the Federated Indians of

It’s not every writer and professor who gets to help spend tens of millions of dollars to improve his community.

Yesterday, we talked with Sonoma State professor Greg Sarris about his

Next Level Conference 2019: Expanding Boundaries
Luther Burbank Center for the Arts
Sunday, February 10th, 2019

You may be making music in Sonoma County, but your creative playground is much bigger.

Next Level Conference 2019: Expanding Boundaries
Luther Burbank Center for the Arts
Sunday, February 10th, 2019

You may be making music in Sonoma County, but your creative playground is much bigger.