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The City of Dixon warns residents of noisy construction activity beginning this Friday, suggesting the vibrations and commotion could be so disruptive that nearby residents may want to find somewhere else to stay. Local hotels offer discounts.
Rummage fundraiser, Folk Legends, Lego creations and more– there are plenty of things to do in and around Mill Valley this weekend. Check out these 5 Patch picks for the week ahead.
Troy Hensley was arraigned on the additional information filed last week adding 18 new charges to the complaint. He now faces 44-felony charges.
Both directions were closed in Novato Monday morning.
The U.S. National Park Services is addressing parking and traffic concerns around Muir Woods. The Mill Valley community offered mixed reviews at a community meeting last week.
Check out why the cops were in your neighborhood, and who got arrested this weekend. Here are the Dixon Police Department call logs for Friday and Sat., as well as, the Solano County Jail booking logs.
More than 20 Bay Area volunteers headed to help Colorado flood victims over the weekend. Find out how you can help from home.
The California Highway Patrol found a stolen vehicle that was set on fire near Lake Berryessa in Napa County Sunday morning.
Meet the incoming Dixon School Board Members: Andrew Bloom, John Gabby and Caitlin O’Hallorin at an informal informational forum hosted by the Governmental Affairs Committee of the Dixon District Chamber of Commerce.
With a slight decline recorded in August, Solano County still hold the highest employment percentage in the Bay Area.
Already one of the lowest in the state, Marin County unemployment rates dropped to five percent in August. See how the rest of the Bay Area compares.
Cops chase teen intruders, two gas stations ransacked, window smashers, drunk drivers and 5150 calls kept Dixon officers busy this week. Check out this weeks top headlines.
Two juveniles, an 18-year-old and a 22-year old were arrested by Marin sheriff's deputies and Mill Valley Police officers after a women reportedly caught them breaking into her Homestead Valley home.
Two juveniles, an 18-year-old and a 22-year old were arrested by Marin sheriff's deputies and Mill Valley Police officers after a women reportedly caught them breaking into her Homestead Valley home.
Known for their comedic piano shows, Australian musical duo Trysette and Fiona Joy Hawkins will make a stop in Mill Valley for a show at the Throckmorton Theatre this Friday. Ticket winner announced.
Millennium Child Development Center (MCDC) is now open on North Lincoln. Watch the 30 second video walk through of all they have to offer.
FBI offers $2,500 reward for the case of the “Cotton Ball Bandit”, still at large after reportedly robbing seven North Bay banks.
What good does waiting for a pedestrian to get all the way across do?
Three teens and a 22-year old arrested by Marin Sheriff's and Mill Valley Police after a women reportedly caught them breaking into her home.