Новости за 07.01.2024

Native Americans deserve reparations from California In 2020, Gov. Gavin Newsom’s legislation created a task force to pay reparations to African Americans. However, I have not read about Newsom proposing the same for Native Americans. Of course, we are all very aware of the horrendous genocide that natives were exposed to, most definitely including areas […]

One of the most popular New Year’s resolutions is improved mental health — surpassing even weight loss, according to a survey by Forbes Health.

Let’s start the young new year by taking what I believe is Marin’s and the Bay Area’s most spectacular and dramatic winter hike. The Cataract Trail, a top hike in any season, is particularly magnificent now after some winter rain. The trail climbs up Cataract Gulch with Cataract Creek running fast and feral through waterfalls […]

Rosalie Artigiani Pozzi has clipped her last lock at her eponymous salon on Front Street.

Being strict about what counts as green and clean is the right thing to do for the climate, as is reserving the greatest incentives to hydrogen production that actually reduces planet-warming emissions.

Golden Gate Ferry, Golden Gate Transit, SMART and Marin Transit say Clipper START participation represents about 1% or less of total ridership.

A Marin and Sonoma county bicycle-sharing program that failed to launch during the pandemic is being rebooted for a proposed summer rollout.

The combo of Charles Williams and Joe Hammond took the lead for Marin Catholic during Saturday's 67-64 thrilling victory over visiting Redwood.

The Mycological Society of Marin County held its fourth annual “Wild in Marin” fungus festival on Saturday at the Mill Valley Community Center. The event lineup included guest speakers such as Maria Finn and her truffle dog Flora Jayne, mushroom delicacies and a display of wild mushrooms. The organization, also known as MycoMarin, has a […]

Residents in Larkspur are gathering signatures for another initiative, while protesters in Fairfax demonstrated at an apartment complex.

The county has been deluged with emails and letters in advance of a special meeting on the contentious issue.

Avian aficionados fanned out in the county to contribute to an annual tally of birds in United States and Latin America.

Eddie Salinas scored in the first half and Reid Brandt scored in the second as the Terra Linda High boys soccer team opened MCAL play with a 2-0 victory against Novato on Saturday.

The two favorites to win the league opened the MCAL season against each other when Branson traveled to Larkspur to face Redwood on Saturday morning.

State's biggest public policy issues remain unresolved; an immense budget deficit makes solutions more difficult.

Monday's local events: Girls soccer: Archie Williams at Branson: 3:15 p.m., Ross; San Marin at Marin Catholic: 3:15 p.m., Kentfield; Tam at Terra Linda: 3:15 p.m., San Rafael ; Redwood at San Rafael: 6 p.m., San Rafael

Things run so smoothly in Marin County government that you rarely hear about it.  Think about it. No budget crises, no mass layoffs, no labor strikes and no interruptions in services. There have been no charges of corruption or mismanagement. The only rare controversies occur with elected officials who operate independent of county government. It […]