The annual awards program will recognize six youths making a difference in their communities through sustainability leadership.
Local Water Supply Enhancement Study will cost $150,000, district officials said in a statement.
The Art, Wine and Music Festival will be held this weekend. The two-day event typically attracts crowds of around 80,000, organizers said.
Jacqueline Oriscar Lee founded Haiti on the Rise, a San Rafael-based nonprofit, after visiting the Caribbean in 2014 and 2015.
Patch reader Isaac Poe captured this photo of a rare “rainbow” cloud hovering over Novato early Friday afternoon.
Marin anti-vaccine protesters were seen posting signs Wednesday night on Grant Avenue, KTVU reports.
We are also thrilled to welcome back the return of our Adult Volleyball Leagues this fall!
Youth basketball, gymnastics classes, chess club, baking classes, and adult volleyball are among several popular programs returning.
The 54-year-old San Marin High grad placed 33rd out of field of 40 drivers at Watkins Glen International on Saturday.
The festival is normally held in June but was postponed amid uncertainty about the pandemic.
Bay Area health officials urge all unvaccinated residents 12 and older to get vaccinated as soon as possible.
The Margaret Todd Senior Center reopened Monday.
The band Pop Rocks will perform at the event.
The crash occurred early Wednesday morning in the area of Bel Marin Keys at Highway 101, the CHP said.
Marin County Public Health has reported the first COVID-19 death of a county resident since mid-May.
Kiana Hummel, 18, was vacationing in Mexico earlier this month when the animal attacked the recent Novato High School graduate.
Six NPD officers have been assigned to patrol the evacuation areas impacted by the Dixie Fire, the Marin law enforcement agency said.
Keilah Marie Coyle, 22 of Novato, was released to a residential treatment facility.
The City Council on July 13 had its only in-person meeting since the Bay Area went under shelter orders in March of 2020.
The NTC will feature performances of Oscar Wilde’s “The Importance of Being Earnest” (Oct. 28 to Nov. 21) and The Who’s “Tommy” from Jan. 13
The proposal calls around 20 percent of homes in the proposed development to be affordable by city standards.
Homeless advocates argued that the city’s newly enacted ordinances violate constitutionally protected rights to sleep on public lands.
At issue are Novato's recent steps towards disassembling a homeless encampment and a crackdown on daytime camping.
The "38th Annual National Night Out" will be commemorated in neighborhoods throughout the city Aug. 3 from 5 to 7 p.m.
Each tag includes instructions in English and Spanish.
The summer day grades at the Marin County were exemplary for a third straight year with 100% of the beaches receiving A grades.
The suspect was cited for selling alcohol to a minor according to police.
Patch has your complete guide to Fourth of July fireworks shows, parades and other celebrations in and around Novato.
The Art & Wine Festival, normally held in June, will be held Aug. 21-22, chamber Events Director Christina Niles told Patch.
Volunteers are installing “No Dumping - Drains to Bay” medallions at downtown Novato storm drains.
Last year's Concerts on the Green and Hot Amphitheater Nights outdoor concert series were cancelled amid the pandemic.
Marin’s second largest city is required to build 2,090 homes by the Association of Bay Area Governments according to the report.
Due to the physical constraints of the worksite, critical construction operations may require intermittent temporary road closures.
The NUSD has settled a legal dispute with a neighborhood group over the use of stadium lights at San Marin High School.
Simmons Lane between San Marin Drive and Leese Lane is expected to be closed for about four to five hours, police said.
Fireworks are illegal in Marin County. Many locals know that and adhere to the law, but holiday visitors might not know.
The Strawberry Moon is the last supermoon of 2021. It will be visible in Novato Thursday night and Friday before dawn.
The North Bay city is moving its permit process online with the hope that it will improve customer experience.
The event will be held on Zoom Wednesday at 5:30 p.m.