During the first year after Mary Beth Leland founded the Petaluma-based nonprofit Regenerative Education Alliance, she and ...

Fear is a fundamental tool for would-be autocrats like Trump, who is seeking to gain and maintain unlimited power, writes Argus-Courier columnist John Burns.

Firefighters arrived “to find some local residents attempting to extinguish the fire with hand tools,” said a Gold Ridge Fire ...

“Featherbaby” may not be Templeton’s best work, but if you’re looking for something to take your mind off more serious ...

A group of local nonprofits has launched a new community activity with the elegantly alliterative title Wednesday Walks. The idea is that in the months of August and September of this year, every ...

What you put on your body matters just as much as what you put in your body. Ask Julia Faller at her Petaluma studio and manufacturing site Benedetta, and you’ll hear why. Julia has been working with ...

Focusing on climate grief may sound like a downer, but it is refreshingly cathartic to give voice to our inner fears and share them with others. In early June, Cool Petaluma and United Church of ...

A 55-year-old Chico man was arrested this past week in the area of Keokuk and Cherry streets after Petaluma police say he was “seen entering private backyards and behaving suspiciously.” According to ...

“Welcome to the Scott Street Gin Jam!” announces musician Jon Hendricks, leaning toward the microphone. “Pardon us as we get started. We’re still all getting plugged in. You know what they say – it ...

Gardening is often considered a solitary pursuit, but in reality, your humble backyard patch holds an unexpected power to connect you to the broader community. Whether that garden consists of a single ...

A Petaluma boy suffered “significant injuries” Tuesday after a firework went off while he was still holding it, police said in a community message. The boy, who was not identified, “sustained ...