Sonoma police deputies arrested a man Saturday who is suspected of a sexual battery of a teenage girl near the Police Department last Thursday.

A new train service schedule for North Bay commuters will roll out on Jan. 1, the Sonoma Marin Area Rail Transit District announced.

Gov. Gavin Newsom issued an executive order Friday to help streamline recovery efforts in the five counties where 13 wildfires burned in October.

Sonoma County is working to enter into an emergency contract to remove household hazardous waste from properties that were impacted by the Kincade Fire, Department of Health Services spokesman Rohish Lal said Wednesday morning.

Power has been restored to “essentially” all customers affected by the PG&E power shutoffs that started Saturday and Tuesday, the utility said late Thursday.

PG&E on Wednesday issued the weather “all-clear” signal for all Bay Area locations impacted by the midweek power shutoffs, giving crews the green light to inspect utility equipment, make repairs if necessary and restore power.

PG&E on Tuesday is shutting off power to roughly 596,000 customers across Northern and Central California due to the return of high fire danger.

As PG&E works to restore power following a planned weekend outage affecting hundreds of thousands of customers across Northern California, the utility said late Monday it is moving forward with another round of outages beginning Tuesday.

Hundreds of thousands of PG&E customers are without power in the utility’s latest round of outages prompted by what officials forecasted to be the strongest wind event to hit Northern California in years.

PG&E began rolling out another round of outages Saturday expected to impact 940,000 customers. This latest round of blackouts are due to an extreme wind event forecasted to hit Northern California, according to the utility.

Mandatory evacuations of 50,000 residents have been ordered Saturday for Healdsburg and Windsor due to concerns that the Kincade Fire will be fueled overnight by forecasted gusty winds.

An extreme wind event foretasted this weekend may trigger another round of PG&E outages in the Bay Area up to the Central Coast.

PG&E crews are working Thursday to restore power to 179,000 customers across 17 counties after it shut off power due to dangerous fire weather.

PG&E is in the process of restoring electricity in some areas after shutting off power to roughly 179,000 customers in parts of 17 counties as dangerous fire weather swept across California.

PG&E has shut off power to roughly 179,000 customers in parts of 17 counties as dangerous fire weather sweeps across California. Kris Sanchez reports.

PG&E announced Wednesday it is moving forward with plans to shut off power in parts of 17 counties in Northern California due to dangerous fire weather.

PG&E spokesperson Melissa Subbotin addresses the potential power shutoffs that could leave customers across Northern California in the dark amid high fire danger.

High winds and dry conditions have weather officials warning of a possible increased risk of wildfires in the Bay Area this week, and those very conditions have PG&E monitoring the potential for more power shutoffs later in the week.

PG&E officials announced Saturday that all power has been restored to customers affected by the power safety shutoffs. According to the utility, the last group of customers without power were in Amador and Calaveras counties and were restored around 6 p.m.

PG&E late Friday was nearing completion of restoring electricity to hundreds of thousands of Northern and Central California customers who have been in the dark since earlier this week when the utility deliberately cut power in some areas because of high fire danger.