Sonoma County supervisors approved a $1.9 million contract for the building that serves as a safe refuge during times of disaster.
Suspected unlicensed contractors were invited to submit bids for various construction projects at a designated property in Sonoma County.
In May of this year, Petaluma City Council adopted an ordinance (set of rules) that provides extended tenant protections.
Sonoma County allotted a total of $3 million for homeless solutions to six nonprofits and the cities of Rohnert Park, Petaluma and Sonoma.
Petaluma Mayor Kevin McDonnell said it will make Petaluma "a healthier, happier, and more connected place to live."
A total of 1,019 adult residents took the survey either online or over the phone in English or Spanish. Here's what the results showed.
Historic rainfall helped rebound the North Bay from a prolonged drought, but local leaders are already looking ahead to the next one.
Oak Hill Well; Howard Street Parking; Lucchesi Skatepark; Inclusion Festival; Cool Petaluma Expo; more.
Got questions or concerns about the ongoing roadwork? A virtual community meeting is scheduled for next week.
Petaluma reduced water use by 26 percent compared to 2020, saving nearly 1 billion gallons of water (991 million gallons of water saved).
City Council also rescinded the Local Drought Emergency Proclamation and the City’s Water Shortage Contingency Plan.
"While our reservoirs are full today, another drought could be around the corner. It’s important to continue using water efficiently."
The group is concerned lithium-ion battery energy storage systems proposed for East Petaluma are being rushed through the permit process.
View the agenda here for the April 17 Petaluma City Council meeting.
McGuire is holding the meeting in partnership with Sonoma County Supervisor David Rabbitt and Petaluma Mayor Kevin McDonnell.
California Mortgage Relief Program raised the assistance limit for delinquent property taxes from $20,000 to up to $80,000 per household.
IOLERO agreed with 11 of 25 complaint conclusions that the Sheriff's Office said "exonerated" the employee and were without merit.
"We need to shift away from fossil fuels if we’re going to make a dent in climate change."
Preferred site for new skate park; Oak Hill well update; Rainier changes; North McDowell updates.
The public is invited to take part in one of two meetings to discuss a plan to create emergency housing sites for unsheltered people.
The Pathway to Income Equity pilot is funded by Sonoma County in partnership with three cities — Santa Rosa, Petaluma and Healdsburg.
Disaster Loans; Kenilworth Park Revitalization; Cedar Grove Resolution; Making N. McDowell Safer; More.
Around 40 people have been staying at Cedar Grove over the last few months, creating a public health hazard, the city said.
Petaluma Museum Exhibit; Releaf Petaluma Volunteer Day; Pathways To Housing; Future of Skateboarding In Petaluma; 4th Of July Planning.
The interim ordinance is set to expire July 1 and City Council will evaluate how best to amend or extend state tenancy protections.
Asian Citrus Psyllid is a serious pest of citrus that can carry and vector a disease called Citrus Greening disease, or Huanglongbing.
At issue in the lawsuit against Sonoma County are open spaces and wildlife preserves, fire risk, and preservation of historic buildings.
City Job Openings; Tenant Protections Workshops; Help Build A Better Workforce; Public Works & Utilities Spotlight; Books Clubs; More.
Business owners and taxpayers impacted by the storms are eligible for state emergency tax relief from late payment interest and penalties.
Flood Response; Celebrating Martin Luther King Jr. Day; Sonoma County Restaurant Week; Skateboarding in Petaluma; City Job Listings; More.
Here's how Public Works & Utilities helps keep Petaluma safe during storms.
The new building code also requires new commercial structures to include solar panels and energy storage.
Brian Oh brings over 10 years of community development experience with a focus on creating healthier, more inclusive neighborhoods.
The new rate goes into effect in January and places the county ahead of the state's minimum wage, which increases to $15.50 in January.
Christina Cramer was selected to lead Marin’s Department of Human Resources, county officials said in a news release.
With the holiday season in full swing, make sure to mark your calendars for local events and happenings the whole family will enjoy.
Quick Survey; Lafferty Ranch Hikes; Maria Drive Improvements; Native American & Indigenous Heritage Month; Free ADU Tours; City Jobs, More.
Who is leading in the Petaluma mayoral and city council race? See the latest election results for Petaluma and Sonoma County.
Here’s your Election Day guide for Petaluma including a list of vote centers and drop boxes for completed mail-in ballots.
Santa Rosa CityBus, Petaluma Transit and Sonoma County Transit will allow all passengers to ride any fixed route for free on Nov. 8.