Marin County neighbors will have two ways to dispose of old flags in the weeks leading up to Independence Day.
Residents have until Friday to make their voices heard about what Marin County leaders should aim to accomplish over the next five years.
Dozens of Marin County students got an up-close look at how the Department of Public Works helps keep things running every day.
The prison is partnering with the non-profit, Canine Companions, for the program.
Marin County is home to one of the nation's best hidden beaches, according to a new national survey.
Local veterans will lead a remembrance ceremony on Memorial Day in San Rafael.
A North Bay non-profit running a horse therapy program that helps children and adults with special needs just got a big boost.
Family services officials said nearly half of the children placed in their car end up placed in other counties due to limited local options.
The Ritter Center is inviting neighbors to give up their bed for a night and raise money to fund services for people living unsheltered.
Organizers unveiled this year's Bike Champion of the Year in each of the Bay Area's nine counties.
The sun will be shining this weekend, and there are a couple of ways neighbors can enjoy nature while helping out around Marin County.
Girl Scouts will be out in full force selling cookies through April 23
Libraries across the county have activities planned throughout the month to celebrate diversity, community and reading.
In-person competitive exhibits return this year for the first time since 2019, and the window for submissions opens in just a few weeks.
The annual conference will be at the Embassy Suites in San Rafael for a day of learning and sharing.
The Spring 2023 Leadership Lecture Series is hosted by Dominican’s Institute for Leadership Studies in partnership with Book Passage.
The storm has created widespread traffic hazards and caused power outages throughout the Bay Area.
Caltrans crews will grind and pave the entire span of the Petaluma River Bridge.
Marin's emergency shelter is activated when temperatures are forecast to dip below 38 degrees for a minimum of three days, the county said.
Marin Public Health Officer Dr. Matt Willis introduced the new launch on a YouTube video.
The University’s Department of Occupational Therapy is accepting people 60 years of age and older into its free Healthy Seniors program.
The freeze watch will be in effect from 2 to 9 a.m. Wednesday, and residents are urged to prepare, the NWS said.
The crash is under investigation, authorities said.
Residents of single-family Marin homes are eligible for up to $1,250 in rebates.
The store will feature new aisle signage named after local streets in town that pay homage to the community.
Clinton Yoshio Koga, 39 of Brentwood, had last been seen around 6:10 p.m. Friday entering Tomales Bay from the Lawson’s Landing campground.
The dogs were trained by Early Alert Canines, a Bay Area nonprofit.
The boats are damaging the eelgrass ecosystem that provides protection from climate change and supports fisheries, officials said.
But county officials say the project will "serve both present and future Cultural Services parking and specialized activities."
Marin, one of the most expensive housing markets in the country, is experiencing a severe shortage of homes for lower-income households.
Individuals are encouraged to sign in by 8 p.m. each night.
The kayaker was last seen Friday off Lawson’s Landing in Tomales Bay.
The program aims to help investigators solve crimes. Participation is voluntary.
The driver was pronounced dead at the scene of Saturday morning's crash.
Foul play is not believed to be have been a factor in the man's death, authorities said.
There is a full closure at 2675 E Francisco Boulevard and no bikes, pedestrians or other vehicles are allowed in the area, police said.
The homeowner described hearing a "loud boom" sound from the crash in an interview with KTVU news.
The tides are seasonal and not related to recent storms.
The BayREN Home+ rebate is only available for PG&E natural gas customers.
Business owners and taxpayers impacted by the storms are eligible for state emergency tax relief from late payment interest and penalties.