Sutter Health's new $16.9 million medical facility in Rohnert Park promises to revolutionize healthcare access for this rapidly growing community, offering a full range of services from urgent care to imaging and specialty care—bringing much-needed convenience to residents who currently face long commutes for medical attention.

Two North Bay hospitals, Adventist Health Ukiah Valley and Sonoma Valley Hospital, have earned top national rankings for their exceptional social responsibility, leading the way in health equity, patient outcomes, and community care—discover which other local facilities also made the grade.

SMART has launched a game-changing shuttle service connecting the Larkspur train station and ferry terminal, making transit more accessible and seamless for commuters—discover how this new link could transform your travel experience.

New research uncovers how the ketogenic diet boosts memory in aging mice by activating a key molecular pathway, opening doors to potential brain health benefits without the need for the diet itself—read on to discover how this breakthrough could reshape aging therapies.

New data from BioMarin's Phase 2 study reveals that VOXZOGO® not only boosts bone length in children with achondroplasia but also preserves bone strength, offering promising advancements in their quality of life—just in time for its presentation at the 2024 International Conference on Children's Bone Health.

Rosario Avila, a trailblazer in making healthcare culturally relevant, has been named a BenefitsPRO 2024 Advisor of the Year finalist and will share her expertise on workplace equity as a panelist at the NABIP conference, highlighting her innovative leadership in the benefits industry and commitment to inclusivity.

A new collaboration between Sutter Health’s CPMC and San Francisco State University is fast-tracking nursing education while empowering nurses to become educators, aiming to tackle the critical nursing shortage in San Francisco.

As SMART officials contemplate renewing a crucial sales tax to sustain their rail service, a new bill passing the California Senate paves the way for a potential voter-led initiative, offering a path to secure long-term funding and avoid financial collapse.

College of Marin's new $116 million student center, set to be the heart of campus life, celebrated a construction milestone with a beam signing ceremony, marking a major step toward its completion in 2025 and solidifying its future role in supporting student success and community engagement.

Sonoma County Winegrowers received the prestigious "Paint the Community Green" Environmental Stewardship Award for their groundbreaking sustainability initiatives, making Sonoma County the most sustainable winegrowing region and paving the way for future innovations in agriculture and climate adaptation.

NorthBay biz has introduced the Best of the North Bay Hall of Fame to honor businesses that have consistently dominated their fields, recognizing standout winners like Moss Adams, Redwood Credit Union, and La Crema Winery for their long-running excellence in the region.

With nearly $5 million in funding from the Hevolution Foundation, the Buck Institute for Research on Aging is poised to explore groundbreaking interventions for age-related diseases, delving into the roles of ketone bodies and glycation-reducing compounds in the quest for enhanced longevity and healthier aging.

SMART has achieved a historic milestone with over 80,000 passengers in April, thanks to strategic accessibility and affordability initiatives, including free rides for youth and seniors, fare reductions, and the launch of an on-demand shuttle that enhances connectivity to key destinations like the Sonoma County Airport.

Kaiser Permanente Santa Rosa has been celebrated as a top healthcare provider in the North Bay, clinching five "Best Of" awards from the Bohemian, including Best Local Hospital and Best Pharmacy, while also being recognized by North Bay Biz Magazine as the Best Health Care in Sonoma County—an impressive testament to the dedicated teams behind its success!

Kaiser Permanente Santa Rosa has opened a new Urgent Care Clinic, offering convenient walk-in services for non-emergency medical needs—from minor injuries to common illnesses—making it easier for the community to access timely healthcare when they need it most!

Midstate Construction, HCEB, and Open Heart Kitchen have completed the Vineyard project in Livermore, CA, creating 24 permanent supportive housing units and a resource center to serve homeless and low-income residents with meals, shelter, and critical services, making a significant impact on the community's fight against homelessness.

Inmates at San Quentin are transforming their lives through a puppy-raising program, training service dogs that not only help people with disabilities but also foster rehabilitation and hope within the prison walls, breaking down barriers and creating a culture of learning and redemption.

Dave Peterson, Executive Vice President of Keegan & Coppin, has been named Basin Street Properties' Broker of the Quarter for his exceptional contributions to real estate and the community, with a $1,500 donation made in his honor to send underprivileged children to summer camp—underscoring his commitment to both professional excellence and philanthropy.

In a surprising reunion, MarinHealth and UCSF Health have teamed up with local physicians to co-own Marin Specialty Surgery Center, marking a significant shift in outpatient surgery services that promises to expand capacity and improve patient care in Marin County—just after years of separation and pandemic challenges.

Dominican University of California has unveiled its $8 million Center for the Dominican Experience, transforming a 1960s library into a cutting-edge student services hub designed to foster community engagement, inclusivity, and a more holistic college experience—an exciting step forward for students and faculty alike.