Новости за 17.02.2024

The genre-leaping music legend can no longer sing, but her voice rings loud and clear in her heartfelt new book.

“You have to educate your guests,” the new manager had said smugly. “Educate them?” I asked. “Yes. It’s your job to teach them better,” he said before turning and walking abruptly away. He had a habit of doing things like that. In fact, many of the guests had come up with a nickname for him: […]

The City Council’s approval and strong support sets a fine example to other Marin communities of city leaders seeing a growing need and doing something about it.

A notoriously flood-prone section of southern Marin could soon get its own defense against sea-level rise.

Gov. Gavin Newsom wants to try something new. Voters should give him that chance. But they should also hold him accountable to ensure that Proposition 1 delivers promised improvements.

UC Berkeley and other Bay Area institutions are finally complying with a 34-year-old law designed to address more than a century of Native American grave looting which put the skeletal remains and cultural artifacts of tribal ancestors on public display.

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

Plus: I'm planning a big clean-out, and I need my family's buy-in.

Archie Williams High senior Owen Bugas never batted an eyelash when he took a pass deep in the corner and launched a three-point shot with the game on the line.

Angel Hidalgo scored his third goal of the game in the 80th minute of regulation as the San Rafael boys soccer team survived a wild final few minutes to stun top-seeded Marin Academy 3-2 in the North Coast Section Division III quarterfinals on Friday night.

Carly Amborn dominated the court with 36 points as San Domenico secured a semifinal berth in the NCS D-V bracket. The No. 2 Panthers cruised past No. 7 Hoopa Valley, 64-27, Friday night.

The Marin Academy girls soccer team picked a pretty good time to get off to its fastest scoring start of the season, netting twice inside the first 10 minutes of a 2-1 home win against Encinal in the North Coast Section Division III quarterfinals on Friday.

Archie Williams’ John and Alex McKenzie both advanced to the semifinals in the North Coast Section boys individual championships at James Logan High in Union City.

Four options remain in play for the project — two involving the current campus and two involving the use of Friends Field — ahead of a final decision within weeks.

Saturday's local events: Boys basketball: NCS D-II: Tam at Montgomery, 7 p.m., Santa Rosa; NCS D-IV: Marin Catholic at Ygnacio Valley, 7 p.m., Ygnacio Valley; NCS D-IV: Terra Linda at Urban, 7 p.m., San Francisco. Girls basketball: NCS D-II: San Marin at Redwood, 7 p.m., Larkspur

Birders love birds; botanists love plants. They both like to identify the “object of their affection.” Birders seem to like common names for birds, although a bird may be identified by genus, species and family. For example, the American bittern is Botaurus lentiginosus in the family Ardeidae. Botanists favor scientific names because common names may […]

San Domenico School director of soccer Fiona O’Sullivan has spent the past four years dreaming about a day like the one she experienced on Wednesday.

Hicks, 27, was signed to be a member of the Giants' Opening Day rotation despite having made only eight starts in five MLB seasons.