San Rafael Tells Homeless: 'Don't Go Here' – What Do You Think?

Dumpster diving, public urination, camping in the hills and public intoxication are becoming more widespread in downtown San Rafael, according to the San Rafael Police.

Request for Extra Fairfax Police Attention to Bicycles Running Stop Signs Downtown

The Fairfax Police blotter for March 21-26 includes a White Hill Middle School student found with a knife.

Central Marin Police: Burglaries on the Rise in San Anselmo, Central Marin

Most of the burglary suspects in San Anselmo have had a similar tactic.

Graffiti at White Hill School and a Child Wants to Meet a 'Real Live' Police Officer

The Fairfax Police blotter for March 13-19 includes vandalism at the Fairfax Coin Car Wash and a hot tub noise complaint.

Police Nab Four for DUI Over St. Paddy’s Weekend

WeekendFairfax Police joined officers in Novato and San Rafael in busting drivers for driving under the influence of alcohol last weekend.

Elderly Driver Loses Control of Car, Crashes Into Presbyterian Church

Their faith unshaken after incident disrupts Bible study class, services will continue each Sunday.

A Makeshift Fairfax Slalom Course and a Truck Hanging Over the Edge

The Fairfax Police blotter for March 9-12 includes a DUI arrest and doorbell ditching.

Louisville Slumber: Deputies Arrest West Marin Woman for Alleged Pot Farm Bat Attack [UPDATE]

After she allegedly hit a sleeping man in the head with a bat in Inverness Park, 26-year-old Kelsey Winterkorn was tracked down in Guerneville, according to authorities. She's charged with attempted murder and assault with a deadly weapon.

Cyclists Blocking the Sidewalk and Several Fairfax Suspicions

The Fairfax Police Department blotter for Feb. 27 - March 2 includes a noisy rooster and car burglaries.

Sheriff’s Deputy Helps Save Cyclist, Officials Searching for Other Hero

Marin County Sheriff's Officials are searching for a woman who performed CPR on a cyclist found in the middle of the road on Sunday near San Geronimo Valley.

Explosion Sends Two San Anselmo Men to Hospital, Then Jail on Drug Charges

An investigation into two brothers making "honey oil" leads to arrests on suspicion of manufacturing illegal narcotics, according to the Marin County Sheriff's Office.

Juveniles Pulled Over, Caught with Marijuana

The Fairfax Police blotter for Feb. 22-26 includes two DUI arrests.

Woman Calls Police After Hearing Murderous Threat – on Her TV

Check out some of the calls the Central Marin Police Agency responded to in San Anselmo Feb. 22-26.

$20K in Jewelry Stolen from Fairfax home

The Fairfax Police blotter for Feb. 13-19 includes two burglaries and an adopted son who keeps getting unsolicited e-mails from his biological family.

Noisy Hot Tubbers, Someone Sleeping in the Bushes and Punctured Car Tires

The Central Marin Police Authority responded to calls Feb. 14-18 that included two public intoxication arrests.

Mother Won't Bring her Daughter Back from Holland

The Fairfax Police log for Feb. 5-12 includes two DUI arrests, a rooster complaint and juvenile problems.

Son Arrested After Altercation with Mother

Mom decides to pursue charges because she felt threatened, Fairfax police say.

A Man Chasing a Raccoon, Several Solicitors and Residential Burglaries

The Central Marin Police Authority responded to a variety of calls in San Anselmo Feb. 5-10.

Fairfax Police Mistake ‘Friendly Play’ for Fighting and a Domestic Violence Arrest

The Fairfax Police log for Jan. 31 – Feb. 5 includes a late-night hitchhiker and a man urinating in the road.

Burglaries, an Angry Parent and Loud Cats

The Central Marin Police Authority responded to calls Jan. 29 – Feb. 3 that included Police a report of leash law violations that was actually in reference to a regular dog obedience training class.

Bodyboarder Rescued at Stinson Beach Saturday

Victim, 32, was pulled from the water and wasn't breathing and had no pulse at the time of his rescue. He remains in critical condition.

Prowling Teenagers and PG&E Blocking Fairfax Residents

The Fairfax Police blotter for Jan. 24-29 includes crowing roosters and a dog that killed backyard chickens.

San Anselmo Man Charged with 22 Felony Sex Crimes in Belvedere Teen Case

Authorities say there was more than one sexual contact between the man, 25, and the teen in Belvedere between December 2010 and November 2011.

Stolen Children’s Bikes, Laser Lights and Public Intoxication Arrests

The Central Marin Police Authority officers responded to San Anselmo calls including the report of a 12-year-old on a dirt bike.

West Marin Man Jailed Over 2012 Rohnert Park Bomb Scare

A Marin man parked a truck with ammonium nitrate and nitro methane outside his wife's home. The two chemicals act as an explosive when mixed together.

San Anselmo Man Accused of Sex Crimes with Underage Girl

Parents discovered inappropriate relationship on their daughter's Facebook page.

Teen DUI Arrests Double in Marin in 2012

California Highway Patrol officers in Marin County arrested twice as many teenagers in 2012 for driving under the influence.

Local Musicians Injured in Crash Staging a Return at Sweetwater

Two San Anselmo musicians, who frequent the Fairfax music scene, have recovered from a head-on collision they were in last year and will play with their band, Elephant Listening Project, next month in Mill Valley.

Child Care Worker Pleads Not Guilty in Suffocation Incident at Terra Linda Nursery

Richmond woman is third to face charges over accidental death of 4-month-old boy at now-closed day care center.

‘Baby’ Back Request and Kids Caught Stealing

The Fairfax Police blotter for Jan. 18-23 includes report of a vehicle vs. child collision.

Rash of Car Burglaries in San Anselmo

The Central Marin Police Authority responded to several San Anselmo calls Jan. 16-20 involving cars that were broken into or other theft situations.

Fairfax Blotter: Drive-By Shooting Threat and Burglaries

The Fairfax Police blotter for Jan. 10-15 includes some destructive “horsing around” outside the Fairfax Coffee Roastery.

Attorney Attempts to Relocate Max Wade's Trial Out of County

Due to the ongoing media coverage of Max Wade's case, where he is accused of a drive-by shooting and stealing celebrity chef Guy Fieri's car, his attorney argued that he will not be able to receive a fair trial in Marin.

Redwood Tree Crushes Larkspur Home

The tree fell on to a two-story home at 11:35 this morning while a resident was home.

Police Release Photos of San Rafael Bank Robber

The San Rafael Police Department is asking for the public's help in identifying a man who robbed a San Rafael bank on Jan. 4.

Police Hunting For Greenbrae Bank Robber

Investigators can't say if there's any connection between Wednesday's robbery at Union Bank and a December holdup at Chase Bank.

Fairfax Blotter: Death Threats and $12K in Stolen Jewelry

The Fairfax Police log for Jan. 2-7 includes water main issues that almost flooded M&G Burgers.

Officials Urge Caution in Wake of Three Deaths Along Marin’s Coastline

To avoid incidents that caused a San Francisco man and his son as well as a Richmond to lose their lives, “The winter surf has to be respected,” National Park Service officials say.

Fairfax Blotter: Burglaries and an Egging Problem

The Fairfax Police blotter for Dec. 26-30 includes three horses on Rudy Contratti Field and a suspicious man in a Santa hat.

Rescue Crews Find Man Who Slid 100 Feet Down Mount Tam on New Year's Eve

Dennis Klein, a member of the Mill Valley Affordable Housing Committee, slipped along a running trail and fell down a muddy slope into a stream. More than 50 volunteers searched the mountain and found him around 2:30 a.m.