Tyra Benoit, a former resident of Paradise and dean and adjunct instructor at Santa Rosa JC, is helping Camp Fire survivors by sharing her newfound knowledge about home insurance.
In the final installment in our fire anniversary profile series, we meet a handful of locals who share stories of compassion, community and hope.
Sonoma County residents continue to deal with trauma in the wake of last year's firestorm. Here's where to receive free support.
During the first few hours of the fires, KSRO news anchor Pat Kerrigan became the only source of information for many. A familiar voice amid fear and chaos, Kerrigan reported for 14 hours straight that first day, not knowing if her own home was still standing. Hear her story, and those of other locals, in these intimate first-person accounts.
Moving and inspiring first-person accounts from Sonoma County residents affected by the North Bay fires.
When wildfires bore down on Santa Rosa, the Astro Motel had not yet opened. Within two days, they were hosting fire evacuees for free.
A woman who lost her home in the 2015 Valley Fire shares 15 tips for helping fire victims and their families.
Santa Rosa's arts community is back in business - less than four weeks after the devastating fires.
As thousands of residents return to Santa Rosa, signs of normalcy, like this farmers market, are beginning to emerge.
We are very sad to share the news that baby Tubbs died Monday at Safari West in Santa Rosa.