Marin County Blog

July brings a vibrant lineup of cultural events to Marin County. Residents and visitors can dive into everything from classic […]

In a culinary triumph for Marin County’s dining scene, San Anselmo’s beloved Madcap restaurant has once again secured its prestigious

As Marin County gets ready for another Independence Day, it’s kind of fun to look back at how folks here

The passing of former Assemblymember Bill Bagley at age 96 marks a significant moment in Marin County’s political history. It’s

# Marin County Remains at Odds with Biggest Union Over Contract Labor tensions are still simmering in Marin County. Negotiations

# Recent Wildfire Activity in San Luis Obispo County Wildfires have erupted across California in recent days, and San Luis

Big news for affordable housing in Marin County—after years of planning headaches and slowdowns, the Wharf Road homes project in

The Tamalpais High School community in Mill Valley is scrambling to save a student support program after the school board

Marin County’s gearing up for another spectacular Independence Day, and Novato is set to host its famous Fourth of July

A car slammed into a utility pole in San Rafael on Sunday afternoon, damaging infrastructure that supports cable and phone

In a significant development affecting San Rafael‘s educational leadership, the San Rafael City Schools board has suspended trustee Isai Nicodemo

Jeffrey Charles Hardy takes a sharp look at modern protest movements, pointing out something big that’s missing: real leadership and

# Equity Challenges Persist in Tam District Despite Overall Excellence The Tamalpais Union High School District serves communities all across

The Marin Shakespeare Company‘s 35th season opener, “A Midsummer Night’s Dream,” throws a wild futuristic twist onto the beloved Shakespearean

# Stolen Car Driver Eludes Novato Police After Late-Night Chase Novato saw some real late-night drama this week. Police are

In a touching tribute to Marin County’s natural beauty and the bonds of family, Beth Ashley’s reprinted 2017 column takes

In a dramatic turn for Marin County’s educational scene, the Sausalito Marin City School District has postponed a crucial vote

Marin County residents are raising their voices on a whole range of issues in the latest Marin Independent Journal Readers’

In a thought-provoking commentary on America’s political landscape, veteran journalist and activist Elizabeth Whitney draws some pretty bold parallels between

Thousands of San Rafael residents found themselves in the dark yesterday evening. Another significant power outage hit Marin County, affecting

In a shocking development, the Marin County educational community finds itself reeling. A recently elected San Rafael school board member

Corte Madera‘s beloved Fourth of July Parade and Art Fair is almost here again. Folks should expect some serious traffic

A significant shift is coming to the Mill Valley Film Festival. Longtime programming director Zoë Elton announced she’ll step down

High school students all over Marin County are rolling up their sleeves and getting to work. They’re tackling one of

The Ross Valley School District is facing big financial challenges after voters rejected Measure E, a parcel tax proposal that

Mount Tamalpais is gearing up for another lively season as Sound Summit returns this September, marking its 10th anniversary. This

# San Rafael Pacifics Set to Face Dublin in Thursday Night Showdown at Albert Park Baseball fans in Marin County

In a significant move for Marin County‘s judicial system, Judge Beth Jordan has ordered a full mental health evaluation for

The Marin Civic Center just launched an inspiring new art exhibition called “Making Waves.” It celebrates the National Disability Awareness

Recent incidents across Marin County have highlighted ongoing safety concerns and criminal activity affecting local residents. From apartment fires and