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Major Injury Crash; High Winds; Stay-Home Order Lifted: Patch PM
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Restaurants can resume outdoor dining and some businesses, such as hair salons and barbershops, can resume limited indoor service.
Find out what's happening in Mill Valleyfor free with the latest updates from Patch.
"Everyone has been making sacrifices to bring this surge under control, and it's paying off," Dr. Matt Willis said.
North Bay Couple Turns Hobby Into Surprise Success Story
Sleek yet homey, Industrial Chic's tables are a playful take on the couple's blue-collar origins.
Life-Threatening Injuries Reported In US 101 Crash In Healdsburg
A Ford Focus veered off the roadway, traveled down an embankment and hit a tree, the CHP said.
2 Forums To Discuss Racism In Marin County
Two issues dealing with racism in Marin County will be discussed Monday.
North Bay Facing Flash Flood, High Wind Watches This Week
Gusts up to 60 mph are possible as the biggest storm in a year heads toward the Bay Area. Areas affected by wildfire could be hit hardest.
CA Lifts Regional Stay-At-Home Order
Gov. Newsom has abruptly lifted the Golden State's strict regional stay-at-home order and curfew, but the tiered system is set to remain.
Newsom: Science, Not Politics, Prompts Lifting Of Stay-Home Order
Critics were quick to lash out at Newsom over the announcement that the regional stay-at-home order was suddenly lifted Monday.
California's Bill For Fighting Trump In Court? $41 Million So Far
CA filed 110 lawsuits against the Trump administration over its environmental laws, immigration policies and other rules and rollbacks.
Unemployment Spikes For First Time In Months
California's economic recovery is trending in the wrong direction.
Scenic Mount Tamalpais Hike: Photos Of The Day
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From the weekend:
Godiva To Close All 7 Bay Area Locations
The international chocolatier announced plans to close all of its North American locations by early spring.
Drive-Thru Crab Feeds | Treats For Caregivers: Saturday Smiles
A Boys & Girls Club donates $33K in gift cards; NorCal city is among top 25 most fitness-friendly places in the U.S. and other nice news.
Newsom announced that some 4 million low-income Californians could receive $600 checks soon as part of the state's own stimulus package.
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