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North Bay Reports that deal with health and wellness in Sonoma County.
(February 23, 2015)
When young people are exposed to the great outdoors, they learn important life lessons about physical activity and staying in shape for a lifetime of good health. As the hawk soars, it’s only 13 miles from the west county’s unspoiled Bohemia Ranch to urban Roseland. But for middle school students in an outdoor youth leadership program, it can be a memorable journey. KRCB’s Bruce Robinson tagged along on one such outing last week and explored how getting out of doors can set young people up for a lifetime of understanding getting out into nature and getting healthy.
(February 16, 2015)
Despite years of reporting about the high incidence of breast cancer in Marin County, the reasons for it have never been conclusively identified.
(January 23, 2015)
As Sonoma County’s adult population grows older, additional programs and supports will be needed to serve them.
(December 17, 2014)
• Falling Gas Prices Benefit Drivers, Businesses
• California Needs 11 Trillion Gallons Of Water To End Drought
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Today's reporting by Ben Adler, Katie Orr, and Amy Quinton.
Read more: California's Retiree Health Care Costs Jump Past $70 Billion
(December 16, 2014)
To cut down on student suspensions and expulsions, two Santa Rosa schools have introduced restorative justice programs as an alternative.
