Maureen McGuigan of the Petaluma Mail Depot reads some of the many letters to Santa she’s received over the years.

Youngstown Senior Mobile Home Park residents Mary Ruppenthal and Bert Botta discuss the proposed $286 a month rent increase by the park's new ownership group, Three Pillar Communities.  Elece Hempel, Executive Director of Petaluma People Services also joins the discussion.

Matthew Harris, Superintendent, Petaluma City Schools, discusses teachers and students

Ken Savano, Chief of Police, City of Petaluma discusses public safety and crimes statistics in Petaluma.

Pedro Toledo, Chief Administrative Officer of Petaluma Health Center and President of the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce of Sonoma County.  Pedro is also a member of California's 2020 Citizens Redistricting Commission.

Will Carruthers & Peter Byrne discuss local rail and land use politics.

Former Petaluma City Councilmember, David Keller, discusses "Coal Train" controversy with Cindy and Janice.

Councilmember D'Lynda Fischer, Natasha Juliana, & John Crowley discuss "Cool City" climate action initiative – find out more by visiting the "Cool Petaluma" web site

A long time Petaluma resident, Blake grew up in South Sonoma County and worked as an assistant to Congressman Jared Huffman. In addition to his position at the State Senate, Blake serves on a number of committees and commissions – including Planning – for the City of Petaluma.

Blake will be challenging incumbent Supervisor David Rabbitt in 2022.

Blake Hooper's Campaign web site

Elece Hemple and Manning Walker from Petaluma People Services Center and Brian Miller from the City of Petaluma discuss the City's SAFE program (modeled after the Eugene, OR CAHOOTS program).

https://cityofpetaluma.org/safe/