“It’s an incredible day,” head coach Trent Herzog said in front of a packed gym on the Petaluma school’s campus.

Thin Mints are great served at 0 degrees Fahrenheit, but what about Exploremores?

6th Street Playhouse takes a light-handed approach to one of theater’s heaviest plays.

Thin Mints are great served at 0 degrees Fahrenheit, but what about Exploremores?

A man who happened upon the scene got into the suspects’ idling vehicle and slammed it into Gold Rush Jewelers, damaging a roll-up door and some windows, Petaluma police said Tuesday.

The Board of Education is expected to vote on the cuts Tuesday, Feb. 10.

A memorial service is scheduled for Friday, Feb. 6, at St. Vincent de Paul church followed by a potluck reception in Westridge Park.

“We have a great time every year working with the Gauchos and high schoolers of the future,” said Casa Grande head coach Pete Sikora.

From gallery showcases to new museum exhibits, Petaluma opens its doors to artists.

“Over 6,000 people signed a petition to put the zoning overlay approved by the City Council on a ballot, so let’s do it. Let the people speak.”

The 106-year-old outdoor wear chain Eddie Bauer is reportedly pursuing bankruptcy protection and planning to close all 200-plus stores in North America. That could affect the three North Bay locati…

The Board of Education is expected to vote on the cuts Tuesday, Feb. 10.

Annual homeless counts in Napa and Sonoma counties were conducted last week, with some housing advocates fearing more people living on the streets due to vanishing affordable housing, economic unce…

Annual celebration of comic art marked its 12th year this weekend

Plus: More results from around the region, including wins by the Sonoma Academy boys, and the Santa Rosa and Windsor girls.

New book illustrates historic changes at White Oak Mill, once the largest manufacturer of denim in the world.

The North Bay business community gathered Thursday, Jan. 29, at Luther Burbank Center for the Arts for a premiere networking event – the 2026 Book of Lists. Compiled by the North Bay Business…

New book illustrates historic changes at White Oak Mill, once the largest manufacturer of denim in the world.

A barrier blocking one lane of Pine View Way was installed there after a deadly crash in 2024.

Here’s when the going-out-of-business sale at Saks outlet store in Sonoma County is set to start in February. It’s part of a closure of dozens of locations as the luxury retailer seeks …

“ICE themselves is a threat to public safety,” said board member Ellen Webster.

Here’s your chance to nominate your favorite local businesses, services and restaurants. Nominate your favorite now through Feb. 22.

“ICE themselves is a threat to public safety,” said board member Ellen Webster.

Resident artists showcase a “legacy of agriculture and making” created at the Eames Ranch.

Plus: More results from around the region, including victories by the Cardinal Newman, Ukiah and Piner girls teams.

Good’s killing brought an estimated 300 to 350 people to Lucchesi Park. Pretti’s killing brought similar numbers to Walnut Park on Monday.

The new hours for high occupancy vehicles on Highway 101 in Sonoma and Marin counties are expected to begin next month, reversing course on a highly unpopular shift made in September.

Good’s killing brought an estimated 300 to 350 people to Lucchesi Park. Pretti’s killing brought similar numbers to Walnut Park on Monday.

The well-used pool at Cavanagh Recreation Center had to be temporarily closed for safety reasons, city staff said.

Parade entry applications and Good Egg nominations are now open.

The well-used pool at Cavanagh Recreation Center had to be temporarily closed for safety reasons, city staff said.

Casa Grande moves back up to No. 2 as it looks to continue its hot streak with a crucial stretch approaching.

Festivalgoers may sign up to receive a presale code by text message, allowing access to tickets at the lowest available price.

A Friday afternoon protest drew over 300 people, with more expected Monday at 4 p.m. in Petaluma’s Walnut Park.

“We couldn’t wait on any longer”: special pontoon boat will help with river rescues and more.

What about rain? “We like to bike in the rain.” Special gear? “We like T-shirts.”

True story of Neil Diamond impersonators in love is a roller coaster of emotion.

A Friday afternoon protest drew over 300 people, with more expected Monday at 4 p.m. in Petaluma’s Walnut Park.

The closure of Ely Boulevard South between Caulfield and Meadowview lanes began about 8:25 a.m., according to an alert issued by Petaluma police.

The vision could add up to one of Cotati’s most significant pending developments, giving Sonoma County’s smallest city the type of trackside, residential and commercial district that mu…

Napa and Lake counties reported higher month-over-month unemployment rates in December, while the North Bay’s four other counties saw a decline.

Story slam winner tells a tale of family bonding, and understanding what truly matters.

DO you have a cool local photograph and a story to go with it?

A person was killed in a crash near Petaluma Friday morning shutting down a stretch of roadway for hours, according to California Highway Patrol.

What the heck is a “hamnet” and why does it sound like a typo for “Hamlet?” Fun fact about me: I minored in Shakespeare Studies at Southern Oregon University. So it’s …

He said said authorities “are currently investigating footage of the shopping center’s cameras to find the other driver that caused this incident.”

The protest is to “demand accountability, honor the life lost, and make visible the human cost of ICE’s actions,” organizers said.

The beloved downtown eatery said it will stop serving its French-inspired comfort food on Feb. 6.

The Healdsburg, Napa and Windsor boys teams were also among the night’s big winners in the North Bay.

A packed night of action around the region saw big victories on the mat for several local wrestlers.