Larkspur-Corte Madera, CA|News|
Sea Otters Are In Trouble
Survey indicates the population along the California coast is decreasing in some areas.

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Survey indicates the population along the California coast is decreasing in some areas.

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San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee said he expects tens of thousands of people to come out for the races, which are projected to bring about $1 billion in economic benefits to the Bay Area.
Class starts Wednesday, before Doherty Drive construction starts again in September.
Planning for a busy week as students head back to class.
The Town Council meets for the first time since July 3 with a full agenda that includes an update on the San Clemente School plans, along with a series of proposed resolutions.
What do you think of Rep. Todd Akin's comments on rape?
Research by Marin County doctors discovers a link between between how the body processes Vitamin D and cancer.
We want your opinion! Should President Obama look for a stronger vie-presidential candidate than Joe Biden? Vote in our poll.
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Principal Skip Kniesche's goal is to foster a safe environment for learning.
Research by Marin County doctors discovers a link between between how the body processes Vitamin D and cancer.
Volunteers and dog owners band together to raise money for the American Cancer Society during Sunday's inaugural Bark for Life in San Rafael.
Here's a chance to taste some melon varieties that are rarely seen in the United States.
The Golden Gate Brass Band comes to Piccolo Pavilion for a free concert Sunday; Cooking classes for the whole family at Williams-Sonoma.
Twin Cities Police Log: Residents report vandalism, shoplifters and auto burglaries.
Slight uptick in unemployment in July comes with few changes across the Bay Area and throughout the state, according to state jobs figures.
The male teacher admitted to "inappropriate relationships" with three female students and was fired, according to school officials.
Tim Burton is due to release his update of one of his early works, this time as an animated picture.
Nordstrom's expansion plans are going forward, while the Corte Madera shopping center gets the go-ahead for signs that will be more visible from Highway 101.