Marin County Blog

In a Saturday playoff clash that stretched across the Golden Gate region’s basketball map, the San Marin Mustangs of Novato […]

So, here’s the deal: sometimes we hit a snag pulling in a news item. Marin County’s towns move fast—San Rafael,

This Marin County blog post looks into a Saturday shooting on Highway 37 in Novato. The case left a pedestrian

Marin County’s arts calendar is buzzing this weekend, with a lineup that covers family fun, spiritual experiences, and classic theater.

This blog post digs into Marin County’s wild fundraising race to replace Assemblymember Damon Connolly in District 12. Six declared

Corte Madera’s Town Council just approved a plan to invest in its storm drain pump infrastructure. They’ve set aside $866,000

This blog post takes a closer look at Sausalito’s plan to revisit Ordinance No. 1022. That’s the 1985 rule that

This blog post recaps a Bay Area playoff matchup in Marin County. The San Marin Mustangs rolled to a 64-43

This blog post dives into a shooting investigation on State Route 37 in Novato. It covers what happened, what officials

Opening note: This Marin County baseball recap looks at San Marin’s season opener at home—a 7-5 loss to Petaluma—and breaks

This article recaps San Marin High School’s decisive playoff win over Del Norte. It highlights standout performances, team-wide ball movement,

This blog post honors Carol Hartford, a longtime Marin County resident who started a new chapter when she moved from

Marin County’s Larkspur–Corte Madera School District just approved two-year contracts with its two main unions—the Larkspur-Corte Madera Education Association and

This blog post digs into the ongoing debate in Marin County about whether to restore the Alto Tunnel as a

San Marin opened its baseball season at home in Marin County with a 7-5 loss to the Petaluma Trojans. The

This blog post takes a look at a typical cookie and data-use notice you’ll find on Marin County news sites.

This article looks at Marin County supervisors’ ongoing debate over ending the county’s data-sharing contract with Immigration and Customs Enforcement

This Marin County blog takes a Bay Area angle on a cross-country high school basketball matchup. We’re previewing Mill Valley’s

This blog post covers the Sierra avalanche tragedy near Castle Peak in Tahoe National Forest. Rescue teams paused recovery efforts

This article examines a deadly avalanche near Lake Tahoe that claimed the lives of six women. Many of them had

This post recaps a high-profile basketball showdown where Mill Valley knocked off Olathe East 67-59. The night spotlighted senior leadership,

Marin County’s traveling Clean Slate Program is rolling into Marin City for a focused pop-up event aimed at helping folks

This blog post highlights three developments shaking up Marin County communities. We’re talking about Ross’s 67 Bolinas Ave demolition and

Here’s a recap of a pretty remarkable collaboration in Marin County. About 30 juniors from the Marin School of Environmental

In Marin County’s vibrant dining scene, Burdell—a Bay Area standout—has started adding a 20% service charge to every bill. They’re

The Transportation Authority of Marin (TAM) says Measure AA revenue is looking up, so Marin County might finally have a

WildCare in San Rafael is finally about to reopen this fall after a long, $24 million renovation. This overhaul transforms

This blog post breaks down Redwood Trust Inc.’s latest earnings release. We’ll look at a solid quarterly performance from its

This blog post takes a fresh look at an East Bay college town, but through the lens of Marin County’s

The article spotlights the transition of Marin County’s longtime Silver Peso, a neighborhood bar with roots dating back to the