Cesar Rodriguez-Macias allegedly climbed on top of a Petaluma officer and struck his head before another officer stopped the fight with a Taser.

BINI and SB19 each sold out Graton Resort & Casino's 2,000-seat venue, drawing fans who crossed over from both fandoms.

Bystanders climbed down bluff rocks to splint the victim's leg before Henry-1 hoisted them to safety near Ocean Cove.

Petaluma and Windsor stores are among those covered as the chain settles claims over overcharges, greenwashing and unlicensed pesticide sales.

Windfall Farms, once a Kentucky-style Thoroughbred farm, now grows wine grapes on 724 acres near Paso Robles.

Six agencies converged on Susan Lane as flames tore through a two-story home, leaving two adults and several children displaced.

Rio's Carnival meets Burning Man under one Santa Rosa roof, as a converted B-17 hangar blooms with festival-themed gardens through August 16.

Detectives seized electronic devices from a Penngrove home before arresting the suspect in a Rohnert Park parking lot last week.

The First District Court of Appeal found Sonoma County skipped required environmental review of its 2023 well ordinance.

The blaze grew from 80 to 205 acres in under two hours, threatening structures along a 2-mile stretch of Highway 162 near Covelo.

Collect three IPA stamps around Petaluma by Aug. 9 for a shot at VIP concert tickets — with proceeds benefiting the SF SPCA.

A new wildfire was reported Tuesday morning on federal land in Humboldt County. Officials have not yet released acreage, containment or cause information.

Petaluma’s infamous 140% trash-rate warning dates to 2005, not a new 2026 contract vote. The city’s hauling system has since changed hands, but the rate debate remains familiar.