Новости за 25.02.2024

Watershed’s biodiversity must be primary concern In the heart of Marin County, the Mount Tamalpais watershed emerges as a vital beacon of biodiversity and natural beauty, demanding our utmost attention and protection. While recently published letters have pivoted toward enhancing recreational access and inclusivity, particularly for mountain bikers and e-bikers, it is imperative to underline […]

While it's possible to over-compartmentalize and, in turn, numb your feelings, taking occasional breaks from intense emotions is an essential component of mental health.

A few months ago, I wrote a column about the largest birds in our area. It’s easy for everyday people to think of birds in everyday terms, dismissing sparrows and blackbirds as insubstantial and insignificant creatures while forgetting that we live among swans and eagles with wingspans  over 7 feet. Size can grab our attention. […]

The move aims to save $1.86 million, cut the equivalent of 12.45 full-time jobs and restructure the two campuses.

The health of California’s salmon population is part of rebuilding a big link in the ecological chain that makes up California’s bountiful nature.

The Marin Housing Authority outlined a plan this week to replace a contractor that oversees recertification of its tenants.

The figure has wobbled between $1.5 million and $1.8 million for more than a year. In the spring of 2022, it exceeded $2 million.

Frank Gore Jr., son of the 49ers' all-time rushing leader, will be participating in this week's NFL Scouting Combine in Indianapolis.

Nothing comes easily in the North Coast Section Open Division playoffs. The Branson High boys basketball team nearly learned that lesson the hard way.

WALNUT CREEK >> Julia Costle scored spectacular goals in both halves as the Tam High girls soccer team went on the road and defeated Las Lomas 2-0 to win the North Coast Section Division II championship on Saturday night.

The city was among 600 municipalities nationwide to participate in the assessment.

The city agreed to keep charging the Sausalito Center for the Arts $4,029 for another six months, delaying an increase to $11,095 that was stipulated in the lease.

The African American plaintiff, Cameron Jones, sued in federal court after he was fired in 2022. The lawsuit seeks $18 million in damages.

The $74 million project is updating a communications network that was designed nearly three decades ago.

Redwood High's Luana Stathopoulos placed in the top eight for the second year in a row, as she won the fifth-place match at the CIF State girls wrestling championships on Saturday in Bakersfield.

Third-seeded Marin Catholic had its share of looks at the back of the net during Saturday’s NCS Division IV title game, but couldn’t get the ball past University senior keeper Arieanna Price in a 1-0 loss.

Petek wants his bosses in the Legislature to get real with true cuts in spending, particularly money for items that had been budgeted but not yet spent.

Combatting California’s most pressing issue of homelessness is all about increasing the outflow of people from the street, while decreasing the inflow onto it. A highly cost-effective approach is to identify a group predisposed to becoming homeless and ensuring they don’t slip through. Tragically, one such group is young people that cross paths with the […]

The Mill Valley School District’s recent decision to explore building a new middle school on Friends Field is unwise and should be reconsidered. The site, located immediately adjacent to an integral part of Mill Valley’s Community Center grounds, is a nonstarter. The installation of a school, on what Mayor Urban Carmel has called “Mill Valley’s […]

Sunday College softball Concordia-Irvine at Dominican (DH): noon, San Rafael