The day in January that Aria Bonifacio moved into her Rohnert Park apartment was an end as well as a beginning. It meant that her time of shuttling between temporary quarters in Sonoma County was over.
“In that moment I was trying to not focus on what I was feeling and just focus on getting done what I needed to get done,” said Bonifacio, 23. Even a few weeks later, she said, “it still hasn’t hit me yet that I have my own place.”
Homeless Action Sonoma is facing the beginning of interest payments on a $2.7 million loan next
They weren’t exactly perfectly minted roommates when they all moved into the house called Birch Haven
On the surface, the latest accounting of homelessness in Sonoma County produced good news: The number
