More than a thousand people squeezed onto Zoom, to participate in the 6-hour Windsor virtual Town Hall meeting to demand that mayor Dominic Foppoli resign from office, after being accused of sexual assault by six women. Angry residents screamed at him, swore at him, and told him to step down for the good of the community. After 4 hours,Foppoli abruptly left the meeting. He did not resign. The community has already started a recall campaign. (photo courtesy of townofwindsor.com)

Today marks the day that everyone 16 and older in California is eligible for a coronavirus vaccine. However, reports say this could come with challenges in Sonoma County, where the supply of doses is not keeping up with demand. Next week, the county expects over 13,000 vaccine doses, which will be far below its ability to administer 40,000 shots at local clinics. (photo courtesy of paho.org)

The Town of Windsor is hosting an emergency meeting tonight to consider demanding that Mayor Dominic Foppoli resign. Foppoli denies the sexual assault allegations by 6 women, and insists he will not step down. The special Zoom meeting, will take place at 6 oclock, and is open to the public. (photo courtesy of townofwindsor.com)

Several Sonoma County clinics have suspended vaccinations or changed to a different product, as the state paused the use of the Johnson and Johnson coronavirus vaccine due to a handful of incidents involving blood clots. Locally, the suspension disrupted West County Health's clinic at Guerneville School, and the drive- thru clinic at the Santa Rosa Vet's Building. As of this week, close to 11,000 doses of the J and J vaccine had been administered in Sonoma County. (photo courtesy of cnn.com)

The California Attorney General's Office would prosecute any potential criminal charges against the mayor of Windsor, who's been accused of sexual assault by six women. Dominic Foppoli has denied the claims. The Attorney General's Office took over as lead agency, after a conflict of interest within the Sonoma County District Attorney's Office forced local prosecutors to bow out. The Sonoma County Sheriff's Office opened an investigation last week. (photo courtesy of townofwindsor.com)

Some positive news today coming from the Charles M Schulz-Sonoma County Airport. Just days after announcing the addition of a fourth commercial airline, airport officials say passenger volume more than doubled last month. Alaska Airlines, which brings the most business, flew close to 11 thousand passengers in March. (photo courtesy of wikipedia.org)

Did you feel some shaking this weekend around Sonoma County? There were reports of 2 earthquakes on Saturday; one, was a 3.4 that struck at 7:15 am, three miles from Santa Rosa. A few hours later, another hit; a 3.0 in the East Bay, some 9 miles from Livermore. No reports of injuries or damage. (photo courtesy of sonomacounty.ca.gov)

Windsor Mayor Dominic Foppoli is no longer associated with his family's Christopher Creek Winery; his brother Joe says he's been removed from his role there, and has even asked him to step down from his elected post. The Chronicle reported last week, that Foppoli was accused of sexual assault by 5 women. Over the weekend, Windsor council member Esther Lemus, became the sixth to come forward, and allege she was sexually assaulted by Foppoli. The Town of Windsor is holding a special public meeting on Wednesday at 6 pm, on Zoom. (photo courtesy of townofwindsor.com)

Progress continues in the roll out of vaccines here in Sonoma County. Reports today say half of local residents 16 and older have now received at least one dose of the COVID 19 vaccine, with 30% being fully vaccinated. Next week, all Californians will be eligible for the shot. (photo courtesy of paho.org)

A new commercial airline is coming soon to the Charles M. Schulz-Sonoma County Airport. Avelo Airlines will become the fourth carrier there. Reports today say Avelo is based in Burbank, and will make its first round-trip flight from Southern California to Santa Rosa on April 28th, with reservations starting up next week. (photo courtesy of apnews.com)