Enduring Friendships: ‘They’re our friends’
Friendships can transcend death – the story behind Walnut Park’s Vietnam Memorial plaque.
Patriotic Displays: Let Freedom Ring
Amid fireworks, pealing of bells lives on as July 4 tradition.
Colleen Richardson, Doll Doctor
From The Doll Mercantile at 1510 Bodega Ave., Colleen Richardson brings family heirlooms back to life and makes new versions of antique favorites.
Jeff Lyons, a funeral director for the times
Have it your way when it's time for closure: green, at home, for your pet, with a video tribute.
Forrest Lesch-Middelton makes an impression
Petaluma artist draws national attention for his Middle East-inspired decorative tiles.
Redwood Highway: Petaluma’s plain side of town
Bay Area travelers often landed in Petaluma and continued their journey north past the hatcheries, schools, auto courts and mills that kept the town running.
First, learn to love yourself
Therapist Michelle Minero shares her knowledge about eating disorders in 'Self-Love Diet: The Only Diet That Works.'
Gabby Salinas follows her dream
Teachers helped Gabby believe in herself. Now 24, she is studying to be a Registered Nurse.
Petaluma lights up for the holidays
See your neighbors' decorations in this photo gallery.
United Anglers fulfill the dream
The United Anglers of Casa Grande celebrate three decades of acting locally, bringing back Petaluma’s Adobe Creek from near-extinction.