Marin County Blog

This article digs into how a basic Instagram signup prompt—like the one for the “ladaoffice” account—hints at something bigger about […]

In a case that’s unsettled folks from Marin City to Mill Valley, police arrested two teenagers after what they say

The long-debated future of Mill Valley Middle School is finally coming into focus. After years of environmental review, neighborhood debate,

A routine patrol in Healdsburg ended up with the arrest of a Petaluma man accused of driving a stolen car

This opinion round-up from the Marin IJ’s Dec. 17, 2025 Readers’ Forum captures a cross-section of Marin County’s biggest debates.

This article looks at how San Rafael’s handling of the proposed homeless shelter at 350 Merrydale Road has shaken community

This article explores how a tragic engine-room fire aboard the Dutra Group’s dredging vessel Stuyvesant connects back to workers, families,

This article digs into how Marin County’s mayors come to lead—whether it’s the rotating mayoral seats in towns like Fairfax,

Marin County families from Novato to Sausalito are being urged to stick with newborn hepatitis B vaccinations. This comes as

Marin County’s public schools are entering a pivotal moment. Enrollment has dipped again this year, and that seemingly small percentage

Marin County’s winter art season is buzzing, with galleries and museums from Sausalito to Novato bursting with exhibitions. These shows

The beloved Path of Lights celebration has once again turned Point Reyes Station into a glowing winter village. Neighbors from

This week’s midweek high school sports slate looks like one of the busiest of the fall across Marin County and

This early-season matchup didn’t take place in Marin County, but the story would feel right at home to any hoops

This blog dives into three passionate Marin County perspectives. These voices stretch from our local streets in San Rafael and

This weekend, Marin County high school sports fans—from San Rafael to Sausalito, Mill Valley to Novato—are in for one of

This article looks at how a $1 million-plus legal settlement with Panda Express is shining a light on workplace safety

The holidays in Marin are getting a heartwarming boost this year. The Gift of Nothing, adapted from Patrick McDonnell’s beloved

This article explores the legacy of Sausalito jazz drummer Michael Aragon and how a Marin-based nonprofit is turning his lifelong

In the quiet pre-dawn hours, most of Terra Linda was fast asleep. But a cluster of small businesses at Northgate

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Residents from Novato to San Rafael, from the houseboats of Sausalito to the quiet neighborhoods of Corte Madera and Mill

The debate over how San Rafael and greater Marin County respond to homelessness just took a significant turn. A Marin

This article dives into three heated debates happening across Marin County. From the uncertain future of alternative education at Tamiscal

This article digs into a tense hammer attack and police standoff in Novato. It looks at what happened on Tamalpais

The Silver Peso, a late-night anchor in downtown Larkspur, faces one of the most uncertain times in its 64-year history.

In a display of dominance and local pride, Marin County athletes keep shining on the national stage — from cross

Marin County music lovers are in for a rare treat. Three powerhouse tribute bands will soon take the stage to

Stinson Beach, one of Marin County’s most iconic coastal gems, sits at a tricky crossroads. This small, scenic town still

The Marin County Board of Supervisors just approved another $1.4 million for a new homeless shelter in Point Reyes Station.