Glenny Whitmire Green Law, Petaluma’s first-ever Egg Bowl Queen, died Jan. 10 at her home in Washington state. She was 94.

I don’t have anything that can eat me or my audience,’ says instructor Bonnie Cromwell of the numerous exotic critters she ...

Arts Center art exhibit features works inspired by California's forest ecosystems While not quite the same experience as ...

Petaluma police announced Friday that a “small parade” will be held Saturday morning in honor of the St. Vincent football ...

Business phone lines at the Petaluma Police Department were not functioning as of Wednesday afternoon, according to a police ...

Petaluma police issued an alert just before noon today warning people to stay away from a stretch of Petaluma Boulevard due ...

A community seed exchange and giveaway is planned for Saturday, Feb. 1 at Petaluma Bounty Farm, 55 Shasta Ave. in Petaluma. “Bring extra seeds to share, if you have any, and take seeds to plant ...

Last Saturday, immediately after a rehearsal of “Mary Shelley’s Body” at Spreckels Performing Arts Center in Rohnert Park, I ...

The grant of over $637,000, announced last spring by Rep. Jared Huffman, was officially approved in a 6-0 consent calendar ...

Evolution,” which has been displayed at Burning Man, in Miami and in Las Vegas, is now going to San Francisco.

The downtown event, described as ‘a display of righteous outrage,’ aligns with Women’s March events around the country.

On the evening of July 3, 1913, 112 years ago, Petaluma’s population was 7,350 and a big Mardi Gras celebration was taking place here. The carnival occupied Kentucky Street and Main Street from ...