Are You Ready for the Next Earthquake?

The American Red Cross offers residents tips to help them prepare.

Annual Charity Texas Hold'Em Tournament & BBQ

Sponsored by the San Rafael Chamber of Commerce. This year's event will benefit the Marin Builders Association Scholarship Fund.

Save Those Back-to-School Receipts! 8 Tax Credit Tips from the IRS

Here are several important facts you should know about education tax credits, courtesy of the Internal Revenue Service.

California to Recover $300 Million for Pension Funds in Bank of America Settlement

The money will reimburse the state’s pension funds for money it lost investing in mortgage-backed securities through Bank of America.

Gov. Brown Declares State of Emergency After Napa Quake

Power outages, aftershocks, fires are included in the Sunday morning emergency declaration.

USGS Upgrades Bay Area Quake to 6.1

The quake struck around 3:20 a.m. about three miles northwest of American Canyon, and was originally reported to have been magnitude 6.0.

6.0 Napa Quake Injures Nearly 90 People

At least four aftershocks larger than 2.0 magnitude have rattled the county this morning.

1st & 2nd Grade Just Dining and Just Etiquette Series in Tiburon Open for Registration

Our modern etiquette programs inspire confidence, courtesy, thoughtfulness and success for today's world.

Fall 6th-8th Grade Effective Communication Series in Tiburon Open for Registration

Our modern etiquette programs inspire confidence, courtesy, thoughtfulness and success for today's world.

Fall Tween/Teen Job Interview Skills Workshops in Mill Valley and Tiburon Open for Registration

Our modern etiquette programs inspire confidence, courtesy, thoughtfulness and success for today's world.

Marin Fall Tween/Teen Personal Communication and Dining Essentials Workshops Open for Registration

Our modern etiquette programs inspire confidence, courtesy, thoughtfulness and success for today's world.

Coroner's Office IDs Men Found Shot Dead in Backyards Near Mill Valley

The Marin County Sheriff’s Office believes the deaths are related to each other.

Children's After School Etiquette Classes in Marin Open for Registration

Our modern etiquette programs inspire confidence, courtesy, thoughtfulness and success for today's world.

free Mill Valley Literary Review webzine Summer ed. for readers & writers MillValleyLit.com

“The Mill Valley Literary Review drags the literary journal kicking and screaming into the 21st century." - San Francisco Magazine

Dinner on the Pacific Plate -- Support Point Reyes!

Support Point Reyes by attending or volunteering for Dinner on the Pacific Plate, our fabulous fundraising event on September 20th, 2014!

California Community Colleges May Soon Offer 4-Year Degrees

More than 20 states already allow community colleges to offer baccalaureate degrees. Now, it's up to Gov. Brown if Ca. can do the same.

Bread & Roses Benefit "Pocket Full of Soul" Film Screening & Concert

Bread & Roses presents “Pocket Full of Soul” a one-time film screening & benefit concert at the Lark Theater on Wed. Sept. 10, 2014 at 7:30

Turn Restriction Coming for Tennessee Valley Road

Pilot project to improve traffic flow, enhance pedestrian safety.

Two Men Found Dead in Adjacent Backyards Near Mill Valley

The names of the two victims are not yet being released.

CA Suicide Prevention Bill Heads to Governor's Desk

Assembly Bill 2198 Requires Suicide Prevention Training for Mental Health Professionals

Volunteer for Fairfax Streets for People!

Don't miss Streets for People on Sunday August, 31, a great reason to STAY in town for Labor Day Weekend. And better yet, volunteer!

Salmonella Scare: If You Have This Almond or Peanut Butter at Home, Toss It!

The goods in question were sold at several national retailers and online.

Police: Man Flees Cops With Woman, Child in Car; Crashes

The unlicensed Marin City man is now facing a slew of charges, including evading a peace officer, cruelty to a child and reckless driving.

NorCal Patient Being Treated for Possible Ebola Exposure, Kaiser Permanente Says

The person is in isolation at a Sacramento-area facility.

Fatal Plane Crash Sparks Wildland Fire Near Novato

Single-engine craft goes down northwest of Novato

PG&E Pleads Not Guilty, Denies Obstructing Justice in 2010 San Bruno Fire

The court action came Monday in a federal court in San Francisco in connection with the explosion and fire that killed eight and injured 66.

Petaluma Slaughterhouse Owners, Employees Charged for Processing, Distributing Diseased Cattle

Charges include carving "condemned" stamps from cow carcasses and substituting cancerous cow heads for healthy ones.

Marinnovation, an annual celebration of Entrepreneurs, Designers & Inventors in Marin is back for 2014!

Marinnovation is back and sponsored by the Marin Economic Forum in collaboration with the Venture Greenhouse.

What Is It About Religion That Keeps Us Healthy?

At its best religion encourages a deeper understanding of the Divine and a corresponding – and health-inducing – love for our fellowman.

Vroom! Vroom! Novato Revs Up for Nostalgia Days

Thousands are expected to head out to the annual event, which shifts into gear on Aug. 29.

Yummy! Pumpkin Spice Latte Set To Make Early Debut This Year

The popular fall-flavored drink will be returning soon...

Man in Rowboat Tries to Flee from Police Patrol Boat in Richardson Bay

The man didn't get far.

Teenage Boy Burned Near Novato in Explosion Involving Combustible Powders

The powders were identified by the boy's father as black powder and magnesium.

When Do Bay Area Kids Head Back to School?

Here's the rundown on back-to-school times in the San Francisco Bay Area.

Volunteers Needed for Mill Valley Fall Arts Festival

Volunteers are sought for September 19-21.

Support Troops by Donating Your Unused Phones in San Rafael

Phones can be donated to 'Cell Phones For Soldiers' at several locations throughout the Bay Area.

Clipper Now Available on Marin Transit's Shuttles & West Marin Stagecoach

Clipper is a stored value, fare‐ payment card that is accepted on most public transit services in the San Francisco Bay Area.

Robin Williams Had Parkinson's Disease, Widow Says

“Robin’s sobriety was intact and he was brave as he struggled with... depression, anxiety as well as early stages of Parkinson’s disease."

Marin County Among 3 'Least Affordable' in State, Data Shows

Marin, San Francisco and San Mateo counties had the "honor" of being the least affordable in the state.

Proposed Building Code Promotes Sustainability in Marin County

Alternative ‘green’ codes on Aug. 19 Board of Supervisors agenda.