It's the last week of June, and summer is officially here. That means more activities than we can keep up with, plenty of memories waiting to be made, and – of course – more high-quality, hyperlocal reporting from your Petaluma Voice team. As always, we appreciate you reading and
June 24, 2026
Abolitionist and son of Underground Railroad "conductor" buried at Petaluma cemetery
June 19, 2026
Petaluma nonprofit Urban Chat launches new campaign with digital map and public meeting
June 17, 2026
Forget the golf bag, the grill accessories, and the whiskey-of-the-month club. Sometimes all dads need is someone to talk to, says Dom Garrett, dads’ night out coordinator for the Petaluma Mothers Club. Every month, Garrett, who has an almost-three-year-old daughter, picks a local bar
June 17, 2026
At this year’s Petaluma Fair, running June 18 to June 21, visitors can expect fried foods, live music, and, of course, livestock showings, with an emphasis on agricultural education. “My goal is to take pieces of agriculture and push them into the fair” – instead of simply hoping attendees will
June 17, 2026
New report anticipates adequate supply through 2050 thanks to past and future water conservation efforts
June 17, 2026
Two siblings remember their father, Domenic Anthony Gizzi, a Petaluma resident who passed away last May
June 17, 2026
While exploring historic Scott Ranch in west Petaluma on Sunday, June 14, photographer and Petaluma native Rob DeVenuto captured these photos, in beautiful light, of the property that will soon be added to Helen Putnam Regional Park. Each week Petaluma Voice selects an image or short video that highlights a
June 17, 2026Happy summer, everyone. And happy Father's Day, which this year falls on Sunday, June 21: the longest day of the year, the Summer Solstice, the first day of summer – and a good opportunity to reflect. It's now been two months since we launched. Thanks to all
June 17, 2026