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
By: Marisa Endicott
By Marisa Endicott The Press Democrat • April 17, 2024
By: Marisa Endicott
Recently surfaced public records describe incinerated infrastructure and severe damage to streambeds and waterways, along with uncertainty about corrective efforts.
By: Marisa Endicott
Sonoma County sheriff deputies appeared more focused on discouraging the woman from prosecuting than getting her story, according to body camera footage obtained by the San Francisco Chronicle.
By: Marisa Endicott
Sonoma County sheriff deputies appeared more focused on discouraging the woman from prosecuting than getting her story, according to body camera footage obtained by the San Francisco Chronicle.
By: Marisa Endicott
Rich Knudsen had been looking forward to his retirement in March, but now those plans are on hold.
By: Marisa Endicott, Jennifer Sawhney, Petaluma Argus
With that in mind, despite the drawbacks, Ubaldi said Little Woods is committed to annual arbitrations.
By: Adriana Gutierrez, Marisa Endicott
Santa Rosa officials at early stages of investigation into possible illicit massage businesses
By: Marisa Endicott
A project in the works since 2021 to redevelop a historic Sonoma County building isn't dead yet.
By: Marisa Endicott
Pro-Palestinian student protesters at Sonoma State University will speak out Friday afternoon after an agreement they struck with President Mike Lee was thrown into question when Lee was put on leave following backlash over the deal.
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