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The changes constituted the second round of amendments the town has made to comply with the state housing mandate.

The funding comes two years after the state announced that all short-distance ferries must be emissions-free by December 2025.

Warblers, according to one classic old bird book — 1897’s “Bird Neighbors” by Neltje Blanchan — are a family of birds characterized as “exceedingly active, graceful, restless feeders among the terminal twigs of trees and shrubbery” that are nonetheless “strangely unknown to all but devoted bird lovers.” This still rings true today: many a devoted […]

Emma Seppälä, a psychologist with academic postings at Yale and Stanford universities, argues that modernity has forced the human brain into a highly reactive mode, effectively hijacking it with nonstop information and noise.

In West Marin, the county-governed area that has the most short-term rentals, the county has tried to strike a balance.

Regular users of College of Marin's Indian Valley campus say they have been ticketed for parking in unauthorized spots after being unable to find accessible spaces.

Since their contract expired on Dec. 31, workers have picketed the agency’s offices four times, confronted the commissioners at four board meetings and conducted a two-day strike.

Marin County infrastructure equipment was on display in San Rafael for the Public Works Fair on Saturday.

Plus Timberwolves-Nuggets Game 7 predictions.

Redwood senior William Ghalam will continue an amazing farewell tour, while Giants freshman Annalise Horn is making the most of her debut season. The duo, along with junior teammate Antonio Bayon, headline a contingent of Marin County athletes heading to the CIF State Meet, May 24-25, at Buchanan High in Clovis.

The city entered a contract with a San Francisco company to purchase, install, maintain and manage 10 stations.

The changes include additions to housing programs; deeper analysis of fair and special housing needs; and details on potential projects.

Finances for the passenger rail service remain healthy, but spending for freight has been slashed to $1.8 million to match projected revenues for fiscal year 2024-25, officials said.

Sometimes we can get disheartened with politics and lack of collaboration for common good. I hope to share some local news that is vibrant and positive. In 2018, residents of Larkspur came together to form The Commons Foundation. Joe Jennings spearheaded TCF’s vision to fund and build a new modern library and community center for […]

Redwood High freshman first baseman Chase Johnson was just trying to stay calm as he settled into the batter’s box for the biggest plate appearance of his young life.

Sunday's local events: Mountain biking: NICL NorCal Championship: all day, Lower Lake

Having been burned by AB 205, legislators should pay more attention to what they are being asked to do, and not just rubberstamp the forthcoming torrent of trailer bills.