Marin County Blog

This blog post distills a Fresno State-led, yearlong study of DUI-related fatal crashes in 12 Central California counties from 2010 […]

Three organic dairies are leaving the Point Reyes National Seashore and will get nearly $1 million in federal aid to

The San Francisco Symphony just announced Elim Chan as its next Music Director. That’s a big move, and it’s bound

This article takes a closer look at the Sandy Fire near the Santa Susana Field Laboratory in Simi Valley. It

The Mill Valley School District has changed its middle school environmental impact report, shifting from a full replacement to a

San Francisco’s decision to restart its Vicious and Dangerous Dog hearings after a year-long suspension is back on the table.

California lawmakers are pushing ahead with Assembly Bill 2046, or the “Access to Affordable Gas Act.” This bill would loosen

The Mountain Play is back for its 112th season, and this time, they’re bringing The Wizard of Oz to the

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This blog post takes a look at how intensified ICE enforcement, highlighted in a recent report, is rippling through Marin

This blog post digs into a recent string of safety-related incidents and public-safety responses across the Bay Area. It focuses

This article digs into California State University’s renewal of its systemwide contract with OpenAI. The deal brings ChatGPT Edu to

In Marin County’s beloved town of San Anselmo, a landmark property with a wild backstory as a music recording hub

This blog post digs into the wild $10,000 treasure hunt that caught national attention. The chase started in San Francisco,

In Marin County, a desert roadside tale is making headlines again. A 4.3-acre Baker, California property along I-15 is listed

This Marin County blog post digs into a recent incident in Corte Madera. A San Rafael man was arrested after

Greater Seattle is emerging as a major AI hub, complementing the Bay Area by focusing on scaling and deployment. This

This article covers a high-profile Las Vegas shooting case that spilled into California, with two more suspects arrested in Riverside

This blog post covers a recent incident at the Corte Madera Department of Motor Vehicles office in Marin County. Authorities

Heads up, Marin County readers—if you often cross into San Francisco or plan weekend city trips, you’ll want to know

This article tells the story of a retired Covina couple who fell victim to a sophisticated scam that drained nearly

This article takes you inside the trial of seven people known as the Golden Gate Seven. They’re facing felony conspiracy

This blog post breaks down AT&T’s big plan to upgrade California’s fiber and wireless networks. Let’s talk about what that

The Alameda Hornets are hitting the road to take on the Marin Catholic Wildcats in a Saturday night playoff baseball

The following piece recaps the Bay Area’s latest puzzle-driven spectacle: the weekslong treasure hunt “Buried Treasure, San Francisco.” Although pitched

This article breaks down FanimeCon, Northern California’s largest anime convention, and translates what it means for Marin County readers—from San

This weekend, a West Marin baseball showdown headlines our local high school scene. The Willits Wolverines host the Tomales Braves

Streetsblog just rolled out a big update for Marin County readers. The site switched to a new comment system, so

California stands as ground zero for the nation’s most expensive housing markets. A recent ConsumerAffairs analysis really puts the challenge

The Marin County Association of Public Employees (MAPE) and Marin County have a new two-year labor contract. This agreement affects