Marin County residents demand 'No ICE' ordinance at Board of Supervisors meeting Tuesday

A coalition of residents packed the Marin County Board of Supervisors meeting on Tuesday, calling on officials to pass a "No-ICE" ordinance that would prevent county resources from being used to support federal immigration actions.

San Rafael: Dispute between co-workers escalates into deadly stabbing

A 20-year-old man was arrested Monday after allegedly stabbing and killing a co-worker at a business in a San Rafael shopping center, police said.

Mill Valley murder-suicide: What to know about former SFPD officers

A retired San Francisco police sergeant killed his wife – also a former police officer – and their 24-year-old daughter in Mill Valley in what is believed to be a murder-suicide. Here's what we know.

Retired police sergeant killed wife, daughter in Mill Valley murder-suicide: union

A retired police officer killed his wife – who was also a retired police officer – and his daughter in what is believed to be a murder-suicide, the San Francisco Police Officer's Association said Monday in a social media post.

San Francisco-set 'Josephine' makes Bay Area premiere at Mill Valley Film Festival
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The San Francisco-set drama “Josephine,” starring Channing Tatum, Gemma Chan and 10-year-old newcomer Mason Reeves, made its Bay Area premiere at the Mill Valley Film Festival. The Sundance award winner, inspired by director Beth de Araújo’s childhood experience in Golden Gate Park, is now generating awards-season buzz.

Community calls out antisemitism in San Anselmo
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The community came together for a vigil in the North Bay community of San Anselmo on Tuesday just days after police said a swastika and antisemitic graffiti was scrawled on an elementary school's campus. 

List: Leslie's Pool Supplies store closures in the Bay Area as company files for bankruptcy

Leslie's Inc., which operates pool and spa supplies stores around the U.S., announced this week that it's filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy and closing 76 stores, including many in the Bay Area.

Marin County and San Rafael investing millions to fight impending El Niño storm impacts

As Marin County and surrounding cities continue to absorb significant impacts from winter weather, local governments are committing substantial funds to prepare for the heightened risks of the upcoming El Niño season across the Bay Area.

Vandalism considered a hate crime at San Anselmo elementary school

A swastika and an anti-Semitic message scrawled at a San Anselmo elementary school are being investigated as a hate crime, prompting parents and Jewish community leaders to rally Monday and raise a $10,000 reward for information leading to an arrest.

Mill Valley Film Fest signals fall has arrived
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The 49th Annual Mill Valley Film Festival kicked off Thursday night featuring the political thriller and dark comedy Wild Horse Nine which opens nationwide next month.

San Rafael residents sound off on homeless housing proposals
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A project announced one year ago to erect a cabin community for the homeless in San Rafael is inching along. But at the same time, another proposal has the city and Marin County officials searching for common ground. KTVU's Tom Vacar has an update on both proposals. 

Angel Island controlled burn draws backlash after smoke inundates Bay Area communities

A controlled burn on Angel Island sent thick smoke into several Bay Area communities due to botched wind forecasts. Local officials and residents expressed frustration over disrupted daily routines, closed schools, and health impacts.

Sausalito poster child on how to handle sea level rise

The city of Sausalito with 7,000 residents can ill afford major structural upgrades to combat rising sea levels.

Sick marine mammals are coming ashore along California's coast at alarming rate

Exceptionally large numbers of severely ill sea lions and fur seals are coming ashore along the California coastline, forcing rescue dispatchers to triage response efforts.

Pacifica planning commissioner among 2 boaters found dead in Tomales Bay

Friends, neighbors and city officials are mourning the loss of 37-year-old Alexander Ferguson, who was identified by the Marin County Coroner as one of two boaters found dead in Tomales Bay over the weekend.

2 men killed during Tomales Bay canoeing trip; 1 identified
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Two people died while canoeing on Tomales Bay in Marin County over the weekend. Authorities say the men left their campsite to go canoeing just before midnight on Saturday, but never returned. One of the victims was identified Monday as Casey Flynn Melia, 36, of San Francisco.

Once home to Tupac Shakur, historic Bay Area property undergoing major revamp

The historic Bay Area housing complex where rap legend, the late Tupac Shakur, lived is undergoing a massive renovation, the first major revamp since it was built 65 years ago. 

E-bike crashes among youth riders decline in Marin County
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New data shows e-bike crashes involving young riders are declining in Marin County. The annual crash rate among youth riders dropped 28% since 2024, the Marin Independent Journal reports. It comes after new county rules that ban riders under the age of 16 from operating throttle-assisted e-bikes with a top speed of 20 miles per hour.