27 posts
When Lamar Shahbazian received a large amount of flowers from her neighbor who is a floral designer, she decided to head down to the United Methodist Church on D Street and begin making small bouquets to give out freely. Passersby got to pick bouquets or make them themselves. What better
June 10, 2026"There is no democracy without journalism," fired “60 Minutes” correspondent Scott Pelley told The New York Times last week. "It can't be done." Last week we voted in the California primaries, and this week the work of democracy continues. As an independent, nonprofit, locally
June 10, 2026
In partnership with local animal shelters, every month we feature different dogs and cats available for adoption.
June 10, 2026New subscribers and loyal readers, thank you. And welcome, all, to our second Re-Fresh Friday newsletter. We publish weekly on Wednesdays, but sometimes you'll see us in your inbox on other days with brand-new content and reminders about past stories. Today we've got three
June 05, 2026This is the final week of the school year for many local students, but there's always more to learn – for adults, too. Speaking of which, here at Petaluma Voice we're still learning and growing every week, so let us know how we're doing. Paying
June 03, 2026Celebrating Petaluma's newest high school graduates
June 03, 2026
June 2 is primary election day in California, and Petaluma Voice wants to help you make informed decisions about your vote. A number of local races and issues pertinent to Petaluma are on the ballot, including Measure B and the Sonoma County Board of Supervisors District 2 race. As a
May 27, 2026
The city held a groundbreaking ceremony on Thursday, May 21, for the forthcoming 23,000-square-foot skate park at Lucchesi Park. About 50 people attended the milestone event, which has been years in the making. The park is expected to be completed by fall. 0:00 /0:09 1×
May 27, 2026Movement is the word of the week. Here at Petaluma Voice, we continue moving forward. Current goals include increasing our visibility in town and incorporating more voices and perspectives into our coverage. Thanks in large part to the critical support of our donors and paying members, our work is paywall-
May 27, 2026