Novato|News|
Movie Theaters Reopening In Novato, Across Marin County
Marin County has graduated into a less restrictive tier of Gov. Gavin Newsom's COVID-19 business reopening plan.
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Mill Valley, CA|News|
Movie Theaters Reopening In Mill Valley, Across Marin County
Marin County has graduated into a less restrictive tier of Gov. Gavin Newsom's COVID-19 business reopening plan.
San Anselmo-Fairfax, CA|News|
A 1970s Race In Marin Launched A National Mountain Biking Trend
On Oct. 21, 1976, a small group of cyclists and a dog named Junior gathered on Carson Ridge, which rises just west of Fairfax.
San Anselmo-Fairfax, CA|News|
Spare The Air Alerts Issued Through Wednesday In Bay Area
On Spare the Air alert days, it is illegal in the Bay Area to burn wood or other solid fuels indoors or outdoors.
Mill Valley, CA|News|
7, Including 5 CHP Officers, Treated For Fentanyl Exposure
Seven people were hospitalized after apparent exposure to the opioid fentanyl at the scene of a traffic accident, Marin CHP said.
San Anselmo-Fairfax, CA|News|
Bay Area Spare The Air Alert Extended Through Monday
The alert through Monday will mark the 28th consecutive Spare the Air Alert called as fires continue to burn throughout California.
San Rafael, CA|News|
Hunger Crisis On The Rise In Bay Area Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
The San Francisco-Marin Food Bank has seen the number of households they distribute food to double since before the pandemic.
Mill Valley, CA|News|
Spare The Air Alerts In Effect Through Friday In Bay Area
There have now been 25 straight days in which the air district has issued the alerts.
Mill Valley, CA|News|
Pandemic Won't Stop Volunteers From Helping San Quentin Inmates
More than 2,200 inmates, and 270 staffers, have contracted COVID-19.
Mill Valley, CA|News|
Conservationists Demand Tule Elk Have Better Access To Water
"Point Reyes is a national park, not a zoo. The park's native wildlife shouldn't be confined or prevented from finding water and food."
Mill Valley, CA|News|
Coyote GPS Tracking Project Begins In Marin Headlands
Visitors who spot a coyote with a tracking collar and ear tag are advised to take a photo and report it using the iNaturalist mobile app.
Watsonville, CA|News|
2 Salinas Men Convicted In 2018 Gang Shootings
Two gang members were convicted this week of carrying out a plan to gun down rivals two years ago in Salinas.
Lamorinda, CA|News|
Third Suspect In Orinda Armed Robbery Arrested In Texas
The three are believed to be suspects in other East Bay crimes, according to police.
San Rafael, CA|News|
Park Service, Activists Watch Water Supply For Tule Elk In Marin
The Woodward Fire burning in Point Reyes National Seashore is about nine miles away.
San Rafael, CA|News|
Voter Approval Needed: Onshore Facilities For Offshore Drilling
An ordinance ensures that any zoning changes for developments will not be allowed unless they are passed by the majority of Marin voters.
Mill Valley, CA|News|
Wildfire Smoke Extends Spare The Air Alerts Through Friday
The Bay Area Air Quality Management District recommends that people stay inside with doors and windows closed until smoke levels subside.
San Rafael, CA|News|
Youth Sports Resume Within Coronavirus Guidelines In Marin
Youth sports programs in Marin County this week began operating under new public health guidelines.
San Rafael, CA|News|
Bay Area Transit Agencies Release Coronavirus Joint Safety Plan
In total, 27 public transit agencies and providers — including in Marin County — are participating in the Riding Together plan.
San Rafael, CA|News|
Marin Voter Approval Required For Onshore Facilities For Drilling
The Marin County Board of Supervisors adopted an ordinance that requires voter approval prior to any development of onshore facilities.
San Anselmo-Fairfax, CA|News|
Marin Explores Potential Renaming Of Sir Francis Drake Boulevard
Many members of the public have pushed for the county to change the name due to Drake's history as a slave trader.
