Noah Abrams is a Multimedia Reporter at Northern California Public Media. He covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest, world news, energy, agriculture, and social issues, with a particular focus on California and Latin America. Noah's work has been featured in Northern California Public Media.
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Noah Abrams' coverage primarily focuses on local government and political events, agriculture and farming, pet-related issues, and crime in the Sonoma County area. Pitch newsworthy stories related to these topics such as local government policy changes or announcements, agricultural developments in the region, animal rights issues specific to Sonoma County or Petaluma, legal proceedings within the specified geographic focus.
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The food and beverage industries in Sonoma County are continuing to lose jobs.
Sonoma County's airport is preparing for the possibility of new tenants according to airport manager Jon Stout.
photo credit: Ezra Wallach/Sebastopol Times Carroll Road, south of Valley Ford in West Sonoma County, where Saturday's shock murder took place.
The heavy rains pouring on the North Bay show little sign of letting up before the weekend.
photo credit: Sonoma County Sheriff's Office A small recreational boat rests on Salmon Creek Beach after capsizing in rough seas on November 18th. One of the five people on board died as a result.
By: Noah Abrams
Northern California Public Media
To the chagrin of many, this week Sonoma County elected officials repealed a collection of environmental and planning documents related to the Sonoma Developmental Center property.
Susan Gorin's third and final term on Sonoma County's board of supervisors ends this month.
Some two dozen employees at an Alexander Valley winery have spoken out after months of bounced checks.
By: Noah Abrams
Northern California Public Media
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