Law Enforcement agencies are working together to stop dangerous driving events called "sideshows". Sunday night, several cars were seen blocking intersections in Santa Rosa, with cars spinning doughnuts in the street while people stand nearby with phones recording the scene. Several arrests were made, and a few were injured when a car that had been in the sideshow crashed about a mile away. (photo courtesy ktvu.com)

It's Martin Luther King Jr. Day, a celebration of the late civil rights leader. Schools will be closed today, as well as many goverment and financial institutions. Today there will be community service events. In Santa Rosa, the Day On Not A Day Off event will take place starting at Community Baptist Church on Sonoma Avenue at 10 am and end with a march to Courthouse Square this afternoon. (photo courtesy Sentinel Echo)

Sonoma County's annual count of homless people will be delayed this year while many change locations at the end of the month away from the Joe Rodota Trail. This year, volunteers will make the count on February 28th, after approval from the US Department of Housing and Urban Development. (photo courtesy Orange County Register)

New legislation was introduced to improve conditions during wilfire related utility power shut offs. Senator Bill Dodd has written Senate bill 862, which expands existing law requiring utilities provide for customers on life support equipment prior to power shutoffs, and it will provide funding for local goverments when shut offs occur. (photo courtesy Napa Valley Register)