Officer Jayce Hanson was named Employee of the Quarter after helping save a man’s life, recovering stolen merchandise and much more.
Daniel Thomas Beadle was ordered to serve four years and eight months behind bars — the maximum sentence.
Charges against her include violating the terms of her pre-trial release for a separate case.
His bail has been set at $75,000.
A 67-year-old Petaluma man was arrested after chasing a solicitor down the street, police said.
At the time, the Petaluma Butter and Egg Days Festival was taking place in the downtown area.
They were arrested when deputies spotted a black Jeep Grand Cherokee they'd seen leaving the scene of one of the burglaries.
It is alleged that the 64-year-old man approached two girls ages 15 and 16 and asked them if they wanted to have sex, police said.
It is alleged the 40-year-old woman used her employer's money on personal items and other unauthorized transactions.
Officers responded to the Oakhill Brewster neighborhood to search for the intruder but did not locate him.
The tractor operator was arrested on suspicion of felony DUI and manslaughter, the CHP said.
Several people called the police to report an Infiniti G35 driver doing doughnuts and burnouts in the roadway.
The rider accused of doing wheelies in traffic and running stop signs on Jefferson Street was arrested on suspicion of felony evasion.
The unmanned aerial system was deployed by a trained officer to minimize the risk of harm to officers or the public, police said.
Women and girls 13 and older from Petaluma, Penngrove and Cotati are invited to participate and help steer a $10 million investment.
A community member alerted the Petaluma Police Department to the collision on a freeway overpass.
Deputies responded to a disturbance and learned that one of the involved parties had a gun.
Officers initially responded to reports of a possibly intoxicated driver in the drive-thru line of a fast food restaurant.
Police said the juvenile driver, an 18-year-old and another minor had merchandise traced to Nike stores in Napa, Sonoma and Solano counties.
Police thanked the community member who called this one in, protecting those involved and "countless others at risk."
The 31-year-old Santa Rosa man is also accused of threatening an officer, Petaluma police said.
Petaluma police investigated the man after receiving a tip about the child pornography.
The program allows residents to create a profile that emergency responders refer to when a resident calls 911.
Police have not been able to identify her, but hope someone in the public can help them out.
Within 15 minutes of deploying the unmanned aircraft system, police located the suspect who was trying to hide.
Authorities asked anyone who recognizes the man or has other information that may help investigators to call Petaluma police.
Thirty grams of meth was found in pre-packaged quantities for apparent sales, police said.
Police said they are investigating the death as a homicide.
The operations are focused on abandoned vehicles, expired registrations and other parking-related complaints.
Police allege drunk drivers were responsible for two crashes that caused injuries Sunday in Petaluma.
The operation will be conducted in District 15. Here's what to know.
A woman survived the crash on Petaluma Hill Road at Laurel Drive — a side entrance to Sonoma State University.
Several people called 911 to report smoke and flames rising from the fire on Petaluma Boulevard North.
Authorities have released the names of four people found dead inside a Santa Rosa residence.
Officers initially went to the man's home when a disturbance was reported.
A Petaluma man was arrested on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon and battery causing serious bodily injury.
Police said in a social media post that without Duke, detectives would most likely not have located the suspected drugs.
In addition to processing the scene at the Santa Rosa home, police served a search warrant at a residence in the South Bay.
Police found the four bodies in a residence.