Marisa Endicott is an investigative columnist based in Santa Rosa, California. She writes for The Press Democrat and the North Bay Business Journal, covering local news and issues in the Santa Rosa area. Her work has also been featured in the Petaluma Argus-Courier and the Calhoun Times.
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By: Marisa Endicott
IOLERO’s director said the Sonoma County Sheriff’s Office chose a lower standard than other agencies in policing its own deputy’s comments.
By: Marisa Endicott
Sheriff's watchdog agency faults internal investigation into deputy's podcast remarks about tactics
By: Marisa Endicott
Despite Trump’s statements that he will use local law enforcement to carry out his plans, North Bay agencies say state law makes such cooperation unlikely and in many cases illegal.
By: Marisa Endicott
Deputy Jordan Puleo found out he was under investigation and deleted some of the texts from his county issued phone, leading to procedural changes that have been lauded by the county’s law enforcement watchdog.
By: Marisa Endicott
How a sexting case involving a deputy led the Sonoma County Sheriff's Office to revamp its internal investigation system
By: Marisa Endicott
Wet, windy conditions, including a chance of thunderstorms, are forecast through Tuesday, with a break Wednesday for Christmas, before more rain is expected through the weekend.
Six officers were sent out Dec. 21 between 4 p.m. and 2 a.m. to spot and stop suspected intoxicated drivers.
By: Marisa Endicott
A tree falling into power lines in Napa caused a temporary power outage Monday morning.
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