Новости за 28.04.2024

The MCE initiative is expected to produce an estimated 2,300 megawatt hours a year for about 400 homes.

The watchdog panel's latest report says a number of schools are distributing supply lists to families.

Assemblymember Damon Connolly revised AB 1778 from a statewide regulation proposal to a pilot program in Marin County.

A lack of social connection poses a risk to health and longevity.

The Ring Mountain loop is as close as you can get to a perfect springtime hike. The beautiful stretches and spots of wildflowers make it one of Marin’s top wildflower hikes. The views are equally superb — surprisingly so, since the top elevation is a relatively modest 600 feet. Yet the panoramic sweep and the […]

Mimi Fariña’s belief that live music can make a difference has endured, even strengthened, growing its list of performances and volunteer artists, over a half-century.

Tamalpais Union High School District students who ride e-bikes to school will need to register their bikes if they want to park on campuses, according to a proposed program set to launch in the fall.

Celebrities born on this day, today's birthday horoscope and numbers and the daily horoscope for each zodiac sign.

The Wildcats got a gorilla off their backs with Marin Catholic’s victory over its nemesis, Redwood, to claim the MCAL boys lacrosse pennant.

Elsa Anderson scored four goals as the Marin Academy girls lacrosse team claimed the Bay Counties League West championship Friday with a 9-5 victory over University in San Francisco.

The Redwood High girls lacrosse team had a big mountain to climb in Saturday’s MCAL final.

Let's take a deep dive into MCAL girls swimming. For starters, it's swimming and diving as the Redwood High girls reminded everyone on Saturday during the league finals at the College of Marin Indian Valley campus in Novato.

Nicholas Arinduque broke the 100-yard breaststroke meet record two days in a row to propel the Terra Linda High boys swim team to its first MCAL championship since 2013 on Saturday.

The most cost-effective way to get more people riding is by running more buses and trains on the routes we already have.