Doctors From Mexico Fill Dire Medical Need
Petaluma Health Center hiring 14 doctors through partnership program
July 08, 2026Jennifer Sawhney
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City Council Considers $52 Million Contract for Public Safety Facility
Monday meeting will also include plan for development around the Petaluma North SMART station
July 03, 2026
City Leaders Seek to Attract and Retain Businesses, Including Hotels
Mindful of vacant storefronts, dipping sales tax revenues, and frustration among business owners about the city’s permitting process, city leaders are working on several ways to attract and retain businesses in Petaluma. Staff from the Economic Development Division within the Community Development Department presented a number of such strategies
July 01, 2026
Casa Grande Grad Performs on Broadway
After winning at a regional high school theater awards show, Casa Grande High School graduate Samara Castro was one of more than 100 students from across the country to perform on Broadway last week. In early May, she placed as one of two finalists at the Sara Barreilles Awards in
July 01, 2026
'A City Asleep at the Wheel'
Sonoma County Civil Grand Jury report slams Petaluma's oversight of former animal shelter provider
June 24, 2026
Remembering John Volpi
The lifelong Petaluman and friendly proprietor of Volpi’s Ristorante & Bar also ran a dairy, was an accomplished athlete, played the accordion, and more
June 24, 2026
Scene & Herd: Soccer at Ernie's
A lively scene unfolded between gasps, yells, and a few rounds of beer as fans of the FIFA men’s World Cup gathered at Ernie’s Tin Bar outside Petaluma to watch the Mexico-South Korea game on Thursday, June 18. Petaluma sisters Elizabeth Kim and Lisa Bell came straight
June 24, 2026
Juneteenth, Connections to Freedom
Abolitionist and son of Underground Railroad "conductor" buried at Petaluma cemetery
June 19, 2026
Fenced Lots and Empty Storefronts
Petaluma nonprofit Urban Chat launches new campaign with digital map and public meeting
June 17, 2026