Father and son shoot their way to paintball championship
Petaluma teen Niko Podesta and dad Ryan will compete in France on Sep. 2 and 3
August 26, 2026Sports & Recreation
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Get Out: The road to Clo Cow
Four Petaluma runners share their training and goals for the upcoming 5K, 10K, and half-marathon footraces from Kentucky Street to the scenic hills west of town
August 26, 2026
Scene & Herd: Floathouse returns home
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. Crissy Pascual is a photojournalist and co-founder of Petaluma Voice. She can
August 19, 2026
Funds being raised for beloved football coach
Casa Grande High School flag football coach and custodian suffers double stroke during practice
August 12, 2026
Get Out: Petaluma youth to escape from Alcatraz
Local open-water champion will lead young swimmers from "the Rock" to San Francisco shoreline this September
July 29, 2026
Petaluma River Floathouse Rocks
A day of live music on the river, an infamous 1880s madam tells her story on a kayak tour, and a quest for a community boathouse
July 08, 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
5Qs With Petaluma Pickleball President Jodi Clark
Jodi Clark is president and co-founder of Petaluma Pickleball, a nonprofit dedicated to supporting the local pickleball community, as well as an official ambassador for USA Pickleball, the sport's national governing body.
June 24, 2026
Help Name City's Longest Path
City staff need your help to name Petaluma’s longest path, running three and a half miles along the city’s eastern edge. This multi-use path paralleling the urban growth boundary – with suburbia and schools on one side and fields, cows, and an airport on the other – spans from
June 10, 2026