Phil Barber is an investigative reporter at The Press Democrat. His work spans a variety of topics, including corporate fraud, real estate, and public policy, with notable investigations into forced sterilizations and wage theft. Barber's insights and reporting have been featured in numerous publications, including the North Bay Business Journal and The Sacramento Bee.
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Phil Barber's coverage is largely focused on local news, including government and politics, real estate industry, crime, and pets. He tends to cover evolving stories and breaking news related to Sonoma County. If you are looking to reach out effectively to Phil Barber, consider pitching localized angles on government policies or announcements impacting the Sonoma County community. Additionally, if you have insights into ongoing legal investigations or regulatory developments in the region that align with his coverage themes and topics covered, it may be of interest to him.
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By: Phil Barber
Because late vote tallies are coming mostly from the district's bluer areas, Jones is now expected to edge away from Riehle and claim the second runoff spot, setting up an intra-party race against 14-term incumbent Rep. Mike Thompson in November's general election.
By: Phil Barber
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Indicted Sonoma real estate investment adviser Ken Mattson no longer intends to plead guilty in
By: Phil Barber
Indicted Sonoma real estate investment adviser Ken Mattson no longer intends to plead guilty in the year-old criminal case in which he is accused of bilkin
By: Phil Barber
Out of $11.7 million that flowed into the Northern California House primary, the consequential money may have been the $110,000 spent by a Southern California hedge fund analyst and his family on three dark horse GOP rivals, perhaps…
By: Phil Barber
Out of $11.7 million that flowed into the Northern California House primary, the consequential money may have been the $110,000 spent by a Southern California family on three dark horse GOP rivals, perhaps depriving the Republican…
By: Phil Barber
California Gov. Gavin Newsom blew up the news cycle June 15 when he took to social media to announce that the U.S.
A federal judge rejected requests from both prosecutors and the defense, scheduling jury selection for April in the alleged $100 million Ponzi scheme. Prosecutors are still weighing additional charges.
By: Phil Barber
Margaritaville Napa project at Lake Berryessa hits snag as Lincoln Hine sues financial partner Tim Wilkens
