Marisa Endicott is an Investigative Columnist at various publications, including The Seattle Times and The Sacramento Bee. She covers a range of topics with a focus on security and law enforcement, climate change, and sustainability, often exploring themes such as litigation, disaster response, and renewable energy. Marisa's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including Stripe, The Press Democrat, and the Silicon Valley Business Journal.
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By: Marisa Endicott, Emma Murphy
The Sonoma County Board of Supervisors has approved a settlement directing a series of regulatory reforms and $50,000 for each of three residents who sued over the county's use of drone surveillance for code enforcement.
By: Marisa Endicott, Colin Atagi
Jurors will now decide whether the ex-Windsor mayor should be held liable for alleged sexual assaults going back to 2001
By: Colin Atagi, Marisa Endicott
Jurors will now decide whether the ex-Windsor mayor should be held liable for alleged sexual assaults going back to 2001
By: Marisa Endicott, Natalie Hanson
A dispute between the Sonoma County Farm Bureau and local immigrant rights advocates has highlighted tensions within an industry that relies heavily on immigrant labor and is represented locally by an organization that often aligns with law enforcement.
By: Marisa Endicott, Natalie Hanson
The dispute has highlighted local tensions in an industry heavily reliant on immigrant labor and represented locally by an organization that often aligns with law enforcement.
By: Marisa Endicott
Amid fears that prediction betting on wildfires could spur arson and divide communities, lawmakers have called for a ban by federal regulators.
A now-defunct website called, Wyldfyre, offered simulated bets under the tag line "you can't predict wildfire," "but you can trade on it."
By: Marisa Endicott
Who will be the next White House press secretary? What movie review score will the new Avengers film...
By: Phil Barber, Marisa Endicott
The complaint alleges local law enforcement agencies failed to address issues with Deputy Jeremy Lyle that escalated into the shooting of his former romantic partner, with whom he shared 3 children.
By: Phil Barber, Marisa Endicott
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... The estate of a woman killed last year by her former partner — a Sonoma County sheriff's deputy
