Just over six hours before a planned celebration in San Francisco’s Union Square, Petaluma artist Marco Cochrane took to his ...

When a pair of distinctive cement sculptures – created by the acclaimed Petaluma sculptor Mary McChesney – were stolen from a ...

Mike Dettling is a Petaluma native from a Petaluma family. Like his parents and siblings, he attended St. Vincent High School, where he was a standout football player – a skill he took with him to ...

In November of 1876, the United States witnessed the closest presidential election in history. Rutherford B. Hayes was the Republican nominee against Samuel Tilden, the Democrat. Ulysses S. Grant was ...

The same could be said of Charles M. Schulz, who could never have dreamed, when he debuted his strip on Oct. 2, 1950, exactly ...

The Petaluma High School varsity baseball team will take part this year in the annual High School Baseball Showcase at Oracle ...

The Jan. 30 announcement followed a Jan. 27 social media post in which Petaluma police announced the arrest of a man with ...

Something that’s always been super important to me is demonstrating that everyone can be a lifelong learner,” says Louann ...

The Petaluma City Schools Board of Trustees is expected to vote this month on the school district’s budget for the coming ...

This awakening to what fungi can do,” says local micological enthusiast Darren Racussen. “It will reshape food, materials, ...

City leaders, staff and members of the public discussed ways to optimize preexisting parking during a recent workshop.

Glenny Whitmire Green Law, Petaluma’s first-ever Egg Bowl Queen, died Jan. 10 at her home in Washington state. She was 94. Born Glendora Louise Whitmire on July 12, 1930 in Woodland, Calif. to Frank ...