PEF also awarded the 1st-ever John "JJ" Jackson Memorial Scholarship in honor of the legendary Argus-Courier sports editor.

With social media, the political landscape and coming out of the pandemic, I think it’s just harder than ever to be a ...

That was over 10 years ago. The Block, which opened on Butter & Egg Day in 2017, just celebrated its eight year anniversary.

Petaluma Historic Advocates hopes a referendum will reverse the city’s newly approved downtown zoning overlay, stopping a ...

Authorities said the elderly suspect “had retrieved a handgun from his home (and) exited the residence, brandishing the ...

I have long been something a military junkie – fascinated by the accouterments and theory of warfare while simultaneously repulsed by what they non-abstractly represent. So I was equally excited ...

If ever a musical had something everyone can relate to, “I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change” is it. A long-running off-Broadway favorite, this witty, upbeat show covers love, sex and ...

Last year, Sonoma County’s Pa’lante Grant Program gave out thousands of dollars to local BIPOC and queer artists, and the response was so positive it is happening again. On April 7, La ...

Cost: Single tickets are $175, which includes a champagne reception, dinner with wine and the cabaret show. Group table of eight seats is $1,500, and includes all of the single-ticket ticket perks ...

Petaluma police are alerting the public to street closures planned for this weekend’s Spring Antique Faire, coming to downtown Petaluma on Sunday, April 27, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. As announced ...

What: “Queer Time Capsule,” a photographic exhibit by Sarah Deragon. Where: Petaluma Arts Center, 230 Lakeville St., near the SMART station. When: Along with “Figure as Story,” in the ...

For many shoppers, bargain hunting offers one of the most fulfilling pleasures – the art of searching for and purchasing goods from places that offer second-hand clothing, used or vintage ...