Jeremy Hay is a staff writer for The Press Democrat, focusing on local news in Santa Rosa, California. With a background in journalism, Jeremy covers a range of topics including community issues, nonprofit organizations, housing developments, and public safety. His work has also been featured in the North Bay Business Journal and the Napa Valley Register.
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Santa Rosa, California, United States (Local)
Jeremy Hay's primary focus seems to be on local news, particularly in Santa Rosa, California. He covers a range of topics including crime, government & politics, and community support with an emphasis on nonprofits and public safety. His coverage heavily includes evolving stories and breaking news related to these themes.
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By: Jeremy Hay
Sebastopol's 7-year study spurs proposal for fire department merger. Here's what comes next
1,231 vehicles were stopped Friday night on Santa Rosa Avenue near downtown.
By: Jeremy Hay
Housing advocates’ call to lower affordable housing fees has hit speed bumps at several local governments amid a broadening push for immediate action to spur more development.
By: Jeremy Hay
Burbank Housing Development Corporation and Burbank Housing Management was sued in 2022 by Fair Housing Advocates of Northern California.
Local affordable housing developer to pay $41,500 as part of discrimination settlement
By: Jeremy Hay
Millions for mental health, addiction and homelessness services still in the bank, officials say spending will increase soon
By: Jeremy Hay
Why hasn't more than $30 million in Sonoma County sales tax for mental health and homelessness been spent?
By: Jeremy Hay
The county's largest provider of drug and alcohol treatment services for low-income residents is to reopen a drug addiction recovery and detox center
By: Jeremy Hay
Their case illustrates the gap in the nation’s healthcare system, particularly in the area of elder care.
At least two southbound lanes of Highway 101 near Petaluma are blocked after a crash, according to the California Highway Patrol's traffic incident information page.
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