One woman became trapped in her car and died, while another woman was arrested on suspicion of DUI, the California Highway Patrol said.
A woman whose remains were found in 1967 in Sonoma County has been identified. The sheriff's office still has a cold case to solve.
Skyler Rasmussen, 28, was housed alone in a Sonoma County jail cell where he was found unresponsive, the sheriff's office said.
The Petaluma Fire Department hosted a diverse group of high schoolers for a hands-on introduction to the firefighting profession.
Steven Allen, 67, left his skilled nursing facility in Petaluma, police said.
Steven Allen, 67, who was reported missing Monday, was still missing Friday, police told Patch.
According to police, officers tracked the suspect using a GPS ankle monitor he was required to wear as a condition of parole.
Thursday's main event will feature a live fire drill as multiple agencies train to respond to a mass casualty event.
Customers have reported texts that appear to notify them of a toll bill, pointing them to fraudulent payment websites.
It is alleged that when officers responded, the man sped through a neighborhood at 75 mph, endangering the public.
Anyone who recognizes the suspects is asked to contact the Petaluma Police Department.
Five people who work as security staff at a Petaluma bar were arrested after allegedly beating a patron, police said.
The Petaluma Police Department and school staff were investigating the threat.
The primary purpose of DUI checkpoints is to promote public safety by taking suspected impaired drivers off the road, police said.
Police said the man had trouble controlling the big rig with a 40-foot tractor-trailer, "posing a significant public safety concern."
Six adults and a child were rescued Saturday afternoon as they clung to an overturned boat in Tomales Bay, Marin County firefighters said.
It is alleged there were dozens of cars in various states of repair or destruction, including seven that were identified as being stolen.
Police are on the lookout for people using their cell phones while driving in Petaluma.
Petaluma PD arrested two Kenilworth Junior High students on suspicion of lighting a commercial-grade explosive device similar to an M-1000.
Police officers were en route to help the woman when she entered the gym.
Officers with the California Highway Patrol's Santa Rosa Area office plan to check all vehicles if time permits.
The Sonoma County Sheriff-Coroner's Office identified a man struck and killed in unincorporated Petaluma.
A Land Rover fatally struck the man on a rural road west of Petaluma city limits.
The blaze produced heavy, wind-driven smoke and triggered a request for help from neighboring fire districts.
Police said the man provided a false name to the officer but the officer knew it was fake because he'd previously arrested the man for DUI.
The Sebastopol man was stopped when an officer determined his car's registration expired in 2013, police said.
The pair walked out with spools of copper wire without paying for it, police said.
A Petaluma man is accused of attempted murder after police allege he broke into a building and attacked someone with an ax in Greenbrae.
Another 10 people were arrested on suspicion of DUI over the St. Patrick's Day weekend in Petaluma, bringing the total DUI arrests to 13.
Police received tips related to obscene digital files and after following up, made the arrests.
The "window smash" burglaries happened over 14 hours in various parts of the city over the weekend, police said.
The suspect , described as an older white man with long gray or black hair, remains at-large.
Two men are accused of burglary and conspiracy in a retail theft in Petaluma.
"Research shows that crashes involving an impaired driver can be reduced by up to 20 percent when well-publicized DUI checkpoints."
SWAT operators entered the man's motel room and found him suffering from life-threatening injuries, police said.
See footage from the pursuit down U.S. Highway 101 in Sonoma County. Police believe the suspects carried out thefts across the Bay Area.
Authorities were doing additional tests to try and determine how the boy died.
The autopsy of Jose Villasenor Cervantes, who exchanged gunfire with sheriff's deputies Monday, was conducted by the Marin County coroner.
Officers were involved in negotiations and a brief standoff with the man before taking him into custody.
Police said the 69-year-old was previously booked under similar circumstances.