Новости за 26.02.2024

This year, the grumblers went silent as Oscar voters delivered an unimpeachable best picture field, a group of 10 movies that only a self-proclaimed Scrooge could find fault with.

It’s been less than two years since Rodrigo’s impressive Sour Tour run, but a lot has changed for her stage show.

Here’s a quick, colorful and filling veggie dinner.

The visits underscore immigration's central importance in the 2024 presidential race.

Ryan O’Neil is best for District 2 supervisor seat If I lived in District 2, I would vote for Ryan O’Neil in the March 5 primary election for a seat on the Marin County Board of Supervisors. We need leaders willing to roll up their sleeves and solve problems for the community, even when it […]

When young girls learn that I was a New York model, their eyes light up. How glamorous and exciting it must have been, to see yourself in magazines, to do runway modeling, to travel for location shoots. It was exciting, plus it was financially rewarding. They would light up even more when they heard how […]

Last month we asked IJ readers to share their thoughts about love. Here's what they had to say.

It’s time for a more hands-on approach that should improve communication and cooperation with tenants and fewer problems with paperwork and miscommunication.

The Dubs' best doesn't stack up with the West's best. Until it does, this season will be nice but not fruitful.

Authorities pursued a suspected car thief through three Bay Area counties, including Marin. The suspect remains at large. Around 7:15 p.m. Saturday, a CHP officer in Santa Rosa saw the suspect drive a Hyundai that was reported stolen, CHP officer David Derutte said. Following an attempted traffic stop, the suspect led a pursuit on southbound […]

The question is the same as it ever was, and the Warriors have historically answered positively.

The timing of the attraction closures coincides with the 2024 Food & Wine Festival that starts March 1 at Disney California Adventure.

Douglas Preston explains the genesis of 'Fourteen Days,' a pandemic novel that aims support the Author's Guild Foundation's efforts to combat AI and book bans.

The release of the NorCal playoff brackets on Sunday saw the Branson School boys basketball team make the Open Division, girls basketball teams given a tough road, and girls soccer teams potentially set up for title runs.

Monday Prep baseball Montgomery at Redwood: 3:30 p.m., Larkspur

The EPA is starting a $94 million project to abate Sulphur Bank mine, a toxic landscape left from the 1800s.

The city might drop the rate from $4 per square foot of public space to $1 per square foot, or somewhere in between.