A local business owner wants to freeze the start of SMART construction, staging a fight ahead of groundbreaking, tax vote.
Petaluma gathers to celebrate certified green businesses advancing sustainability and cost-saving practices.
A 16-year-old is back at home "safe and in good health" after an urgent search.
Sonoma County Sheriff seeks to renew investigation into the 30-year-old cold case of Georgia Moses, missing and then found dead in 1997.
Authorities say 16-year-old left home without notice. He was last seen downtown and may have traveled to Windsor or remained in town.
A jury will weigh whether a Facebook call to protest can support a federal conspiracy conviction, in a case drawing scrutiny over dissent.
It's a 14-acre estate in Mill Valley, and the homeowner priced it for about $8 million.
Petaluma police pursued a black and orange e-moto before ending the chase when the driver ducked into a junior high.
Petaluma Police Department is asking for help locating a woman whose safety is unknown.
Residents and visitors pack downtown for parade, art, and local pride. Just make sure to have a designated driver and look for detours.
Petaluma police chime in about unidentifiable object sightings across Sonoma skies last week, sparking alarm and curiosity, sometimes both.
Rescuers specialized in big animal incidents fought terrain and time to rescue Lucy from thick blackberry bramble and fencing.
Residents can safely dispose of expired medications during national take-back event. Check the list first.
The next Dairy Princess will be crowned on April 25.
Petaluma launches the start of festivities leading up main ceremonies, parade, and downtown festival celebrating community roots.
The annual Transhumance Festival is happening Saturday at the Petaluma Fairgrounds. There will be detours.
A collision involving an E-scooter, pedestrian, Petaluma police volunteer injured one person and rattled all three.
Authorities restricted movement in a Petaluma neighborhood with a shelter in place order minutes before 5 p.m.
From a brand partner: Restaurants, home improvement stores and other businesses in the area offer discounts for those who serve.
Declining Gravenstein apple demand and a surplus of wine grapes jeopardize western Sonoma County agriculture.
Petaluma officers cite 21 drivers in hands‑free cell phone crackdown.
Petaluma planners will be weighing a proposal to allow RV storage on a repurposed lot at the Planning Commission meeting tonight.
Kindness takes many forms — big and small — and shows up all around Petaluma.
Drivers are being rerouted between Madison Street and Twin Creeks Circle while crews work on streets.
A long-discussed Petaluma riverbank project is nearing reality—but must clear one last hurdle.
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A series of meetings are planned about Petaluma projects designed to improve two corridors for drivers, cyclists, and pedestrians.
After staffing and safety concerns led a favorite pool to close, a pool at the Cavanaugh Recreation center has reopened with limited hours.
Two passengers were thrown from the vehicle, while the driver was still inside with major injuries.
Prosecutors suspect former treasurer siphoned off $60,000 from Petaluma Little League.
An early morning fire that started in a backyard shed displaced five residents and a host of pets.
Petaluma cites parents as e-bike concerns grow with teen crashes and complaints
Petaluma officials and poets want you to pay attention to two city plans and a poetry call.
From family outings to seasonal events and cozy restaurants and bars, Petaluma in January offers a sparkling winter haven.
Fast-moving Baywood Blaze forces four residents and cat from home.
"This outcome is not what we hoped for" Bay Area woman missing after hiker was recovered near a trail along the American River.
As 2025 ends, here are some signs of the times and developing projects in Petaluma and one nearby.
A gas leak was reported near a Sebastopol children's park early Wednesday morning.
A former Harlem Globetrotter and local youth basketball coach was the target of racist hate messages scrawled into the dust on his SUV.
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