Police investigate distribution of antisemitic material
The material was left at east-side homes overnight between Oct. 2 and 3
October 07, 202671 posts
The material was left at east-side homes overnight between Oct. 2 and 3
October 07, 2026
0:00 /0:52 1× Each week Petaluma Voice selects an image or short video that highlights a moment in our town. To contribute, please send photos (with captions) or videos (no longer than one minute) for consideration to photos@petalumavoice.org. Do you like our work? Support us with
September 30, 2026
After five years of planning, thousands of comments, and more than 100 opportunities to share feedback on the city’s long-term planning document, the Petaluma City Council approved General Plan 2050 and its accompanying environmental impact report at its Sept. 14 meeting. More than three hours after the final
September 30, 2026
Kenilworth Junior High School office manager Annie Nagel is relieved she will keep her position when she returns from an extended medical leave after her job (and medical insurance) was on the line. For the last four and a half months, Nagel, 35, has been navigating the paperwork and terms
September 23, 2026
Flock cameras offer proven benefits in solving crime, yet questions linger on abuse risk and warrantless mass surveillance
September 23, 2026
Petaluma Voice rooftop launch party celebrates new era in local journalism
September 23, 2026
Paun and Lemus often agree, although differences emerge for District 2 election that is open for the first time in 16 years
September 23, 2026
After five years of planning, thousands of comments, and more than 100 opportunities to share feedback on the city’s long-term planning document, the Petaluma City Council approved General Plan 2050 and its accompanying environmental impact report Monday night. Hours after the public hearing on the General Plan began,
September 16, 2026
The shelves have yet to be stocked. The tables are bare. The counter is quiet. But all that is about to change in a few short days as Down Under Industries, a homegrown Petaluma cannabis retailer, prepares to open its second local storefront and first inside city limits. It will
September 02, 2026