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Dr. Vinson Eugene Allen and Dusk to Dawn Urgent Care Make a Historical Mark as the First African American Owned Chain of Urgent Care Facilities in the United States
Dusk to Dawn Urgent Care validated as the First African American Owned Urgent Care in the nation with chain locations. LOS ANGELES, CA / ACCESSWIRE / July 22, 2024 / Dr. Vinson Eugene Allen and Dusk to Dawn Urgent Care of California make a historical mark as the first African American owned chain of urgent cares in the United States. This milestone builds upon a previous achievement from September 4, 2020, when the medical pioneer was named the first African American to open a chain of urgent cares in Los Angeles; which led many to believe that Dusk to Dawn Urgent Care could be the nation's first black-owned Chain. The California PR firm Executive 1 Media Group executed a nationwide urgent care project in February of 2024 with a team of researchers from Ohio, Nevada and California.
Woman killed in Santa Rosa, $5K reward offered to find suspect
(KRON) — A Santa Rosa woman was found dead with a stab wound on Sunday night, the Santa Rosa Police Department said. A reward of up to $5,000 is being offered to anyone who can find her killer. Police were called to the Prince Memorial Greenway between Santa Rosa Avenue and A Street just after […]
Big Lots to close all North Bay locations
Big Lots is set to close all its North Bay locations sometime this year citing financial constraints and falling sales. The discount retailer did not respond to requests for comment, but webpages for each North Bay location had banners that said “Closing this location,” and the stores in Santa Rosa and Rohnert Park each had a sign up announcing the closure. Big Lots has four other North Bay ...
Mylar balloon knocks out power to 1,800 PG&E customers in Northeast Santa Rosa
A metallic Mylar balloon is responsible for knocking out power to nearly 2,000 Pacific Gas & Electric Co., customers for about an hour Sunday afternoon, during the hottest temperatures of the day. The outage was first reported at 4:15 p.m. and affected parts of the north end of Santa Rosa’s College District, Chanate Road and a portion of the Fountaingrove neighborhood, according to PG&E’s ...
Santa Rosa resident among 2 men killed in Lake County crash
Authorities identified two men who died in late last month after their vehicle went off a Lake County road and crashed into a tree just south of Middletown. Adaleido De Jesus Tellez, 45, was driving a Toyota Camry with two passengers June 20 on State Route 29 when he lost control of the sedan and went off the east side of the road. One passenger, Hilario De Jesus Sanchez, 26, of Mexico, died ...
Scam Caller Pretending to Be Rohnert Park Deputy Chief
The Rohnert Park Department of Public Safety is warning the public against a scam call involving someone pretending to be Deputy Chief Aaron Johnson. Someone posing as the Deputy Chief is calling around and asking people for their bank and personal information in relation to a federal investigation. THIS IS NOT REAL. Please do not give out your banking or personal information to this person or anyone else posing as a member of Rohnert Park Department of Public Safety.
Vehicle Vandalism Case in Santa Rosa Leads to Firearms Arrest
A reported vehicle vandalism in Santa Rosa leads to a firearms arrest instead. Early Sunday morning, police went to the area of Burt Street responding to a vandalism complaint by the victim. The victim described the suspects and officers later found subjects who fit the description in a car. After pulling the vehicle over, officers discovered that one of the people in the car, 22 year-old Leopoldo Herrera, was on probation and could be searched. As a result, they found a loaded Ruger .45 caliber handgun. Herrera was charged with three firearm related crimes but no arrests were made for the vandalism.
Celebrate National Tequila Day with Clase Azul in San Francisco.
On July 24th, you need no excuse to savor the flavors of Clase Azul all over the city. While tequila’s history goes back hundreds of years, Clase Azul has spent more than the last 25 perfecting the quintessential Mexican spirit in both taste and style. Inspired by Mexico’s rich legacy and the desire to share the magic of Mexico with the world, today the brand boasts five tequilas in its portfolio of icons—plenty of reason to celebrate.
Kenzie Smith, Oakland Activist Involved In ‘BBQ Becky’ Incident, Dies at 43
Kenzie Smith, an Oakland activist, community advocate and onetime city council candidate, unexpectedly died over the weekend at age 43. As of Monday, the circumstances of his death were unclear. News of Smith’s passing began to circulate among friends and family members on Saturday morning. The news became public on...
Social media post from Napa Valley Veterans Home resident decries power outage amid heat
A resident of the Veterans Home of California in Yountville caught attention Saturday when he posted on the social media platform Nextdoor. The 77-year-old resident, Mike McKee, said residents that day were “suffering” from the fifth “all-day” power outage — though he later clarified that the planned outage didn’t happen that day. The temperature was well into the 90s and had triggered a heat ...
Latitude’s Food Allergy Treatment is Changing Lives for Families in Marin
Marin Mommies presents a sponsored article from Latitude Food Allergy Care in San Rafael. For hundreds of Marin families living with the anxiety of food allergies, Latitude Food Allergy Care in San Rafael has been life-changing. Latitude’s CEO and founder, Kimberley Yates, is a food allergy mom herself, working with an expert clinical team led by board-certified allergists.
Video: San Francisco police officer shoots man from behind as he flees
Footage from a neighbor’s security camera, shared with The Standard, recorded an officer yelling “stop” before firing shots at the unidentified man as he ran down Willow Street toward Van Ness Avenue just before midnight. Four gunshots are heard and three muzzle flashes from the officer’s gun are seen in the video.
California College of the Arts Debuts a Unified Campus in San Francisco's Design District
It’s one of the biggest things to happen to the California College of the Arts in its 117-year Bay Area history. The last time something this significant occurred was in 1996, when the private art school, founded in Berkeley by Frederick Meyer, rolled into a former Greyhound maintenance building in San Francisco’s burgeoning Design District, transforming the expansive, light-filled structure into the institution’s main campus in time for that year’s fall semester.
NBA Fans Concerned For Steph Curry After Bloody Photo Emerges Online
On Monday afternoon, Golden State Warriors star Steph Curry and Team USA pulled off a 92-88 win over Germany in the final game of the USA Basketball Showcase in London, England. The USA men's national basketball team finished with a perfect 5-0 record in its Olympic exhibition games. Curry had a ...
1982 Cloverdale cold case: Arrest made in 13-year-old Sarah Ann Geer's murder
CLOVERDALE, Calif. - Officials in the North Bay announced a breakthrough in the 1982 cold-case killing of 13-year-old Sarah Ann Geer. In a social media post on Monday, the Cloverdale Police Department says the case is "resolved." Police said former Police Chief Jason Ferguson reopened the investigation in 2021, but...
Names released of victims killed after being swept into ocean in Santa Cruz
SANTA CRUZ, Calif. — Video from previous broadcast. The names of the two people who were killed after falling into the water off of West Cliff in Santa Cruz have been released. According to the Santa Cruz County Sheriff's Office, the victims were Pedro David Guadarrama Ceron, 30, and...
For ‘unbanked’ Californians, cash is still king in an increasingly cashless society
As a mother of six who works in a Los Angeles Jack-in-the-Box, Anneisha Williams can’t afford to pay steep bank fees. For her, every dollar matters, and overdraft fees have left her frustrated and fed up with banks — to the point where she no longer even uses them.
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