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Celebrate Class of '26 With Petaluma Voice
Schools

Celebrate Class of '26 With Petaluma Voice

Calling all high school families! Do you have a loved one graduating soon? Petaluma Voice wants to give you a chance to honor them with a shout-out that will be published through the month of June. Submit your graduate's photo (horizontal, please) plus a short dedication and

May 20, 2026
Newsletter

Public Works: May 20, 2026

Petaluma Voice is growing every week, and doing great work – but we still need your help. Please share our stories, which are free to all. Make sure your friends, family, neighbors, and colleagues know about us. Tell them that Petaluma Voice is an independent nonprofit operated by experienced journalists who

May 20, 2026
Four Candidates Vie for District 2 Seat
Government

Four Candidates Vie for District 2 Seat

The upcoming midterm election is slated for June 2. Here’s a roundup of information on the Board of Supervisors District 2 candidates, who will represent much of southern Sonoma County. Joanna Paun Title: Foster and homeless youth education coordinator, board member of Petaluma City Schools Board of Education Age:

May 15, 2026
Shelter Tales: Nelly
Shelter Tales

Shelter Tales: Nelly

In partnership with local animal shelters, every month we feature different dogs and cats available for adoption.

May 15, 2026
City Council Set to Vote on Budget, General Plan
Government

City Council Set to Vote on Budget, General Plan

The Petaluma City Council is set to hold two significant votes tied to the city’s next budget and long-term future at its upcoming meeting on Monday night.  The seven-member council will vote to approve a $400.4 million capital improvement and operating budget, followed by a vote

May 15, 2026
Los intérpretes que sirven a la comisión de la ciudad
Government

Los intérpretes que sirven a la comisión de la ciudad

Traductores ayudan a dos comisionados hispanohablantes de Petaluma a hacer entender sus voces.

May 15, 2026
Newsletter

Re-Fresh Friday: May 15, 2026

Welcome, new subscribers – and thank you, loyal readers! 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 is our one-month anniversary! We're still in our infancy, and while

May 15, 2026
Local Nonprofit Provides Jobs – And Now Housing
Housing

Local Nonprofit Provides Jobs – And Now Housing

Rebuilding Together Petaluma has big plans for Vallejo Street property

May 13, 2026
Interpreters Serve City Commission
Government

Interpreters Serve City Commission

A team of live, human interpreters helps two Spanish-speaking Petaluma city commissioners get their voices heard even as the city has turned to an AI translation tool as a cost-cutting measure for city council meetings. Recreation, Music, and Parks commissioners Brenda Garcia and José Alegre both want to

May 13, 2026

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