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Bay Area Bike Champion of the Year Winners Announced
Bay Area transportation officials this week announced the 2021 Bike Champion of the Year winners, honoring people from each...
The Scoop on Marin Dog Poop
To the chagrin of many residents, pooch poo is pervasive in Marin County parks, trails and beaches. What's to be done?
College of Marin Looks to the Stars in NASA-Funded Program
The sky is the limit–literally–for students at College of Marin, following the college’s recent acceptance into an exclusive NASA-backed...
Hesitancy to Receive Covid Vaccine Could Delay Herd Immunity
To vax or not to vax? For many, the answer comes easily, while others hem and haw about their...
State Oversight Agency Places PG&E Under ‘Enhanced Oversight’
PG&E has not made adequate progress in utilizing risk management tools to determine where vegetation management efforts should be directed.
Number of People Living in Vehicles in Marin County Nearly Double
The count found 486 people living in 381 cars and recreational vehicles, an increase of 91% since the 2019 tally, reversing a decrease seen between 2017 and 2019.
Tensions Rising on Richardson Bay as Police Arrest Man Living on Boat
A series of tragic events culminated in the deployment of Marin County’s version of SWAT, a four-hour standoff, two destroyed boats, a fire and a dead dog earlier this month.
Four Dead Grey Whales Found on Bay Area Beaches Since March 31
"Our team hasn't responded to this number of dead gray whales in such a short span since 2019," a biologist with the Marine Mammal Center says.
Hyperlocal Social Media Network Nextdoor Attracts Buddies and Bullies
Sometimes discussions on Nextdoor breed bad behavior and downright discontent between neighbors. This is not Mister Rogers’ neighborhood.
California Sets June 15 Goal for Full Reopening
The move would eliminate the complex web of county-by-county tiers and replace it with a statewide reopening of businesses.
Local Bands Get Back on Stage at SOMO Dinner and Music Series
Fourteen months into the Covid-19 pandemic, the North Bay’s restrictions are slowly, but surely, lifting on social gatherings.
With that,...
Culture Crush: Virtual Events Continue in May
Fourteen months into the Covid-19 pandemic, the North Bay remains in the Orange Tier, designated by California's "Blueprint for...
Bluegrass Pride Announces Month-Long Virtual Festival in June
Bay Area-based nonprofit organization Bluegrass Pride lifts up LGBTQ+ musicians and creators within the bluegrass music community; largely through...
DocLands Launches Fundraising Forum to Aid Filmmakers
Presented by the California Film Institute, the DocLands Documentary Film Festival returns to Marin County for its fifth year, May 7-16,...
Local Theaters Reach Out with Interactive Productions
After more than a year since the pandemic canceled live events, local theater companies have moved online and are...
North Bay Theater Festival Tells Women’s Stories
Heroines, Harpies and Harlots—a theater project born to let all who identify as female have a voice—returns for a...
