MacKenzie Scott donates $42 million to Bay Area education nonprofit
10,000 Degrees was founded in 1981 and since then it has, according to its 2024 annual report, awarded more than $105 million in scholarships to over 60,000 students.
Food inspections at some Marin County restaurants overdue
Many of the health inspection cards posted at Marin County restaurants are expired and the establishments haven't been inspected in years.
San Rafael tenant lawsuit may determine if RV parks are mobile home parks too
Tenants sue RV Park management company and owner for damages alleged to include harassment and violating a city settlement that allow the to remain in park under rent control.
Mill Valley Film Festival's first film is by an Academy Award winner
The Mill Valley Film Festival opened tonight and will run to October 12th at various theaters in Mill Valley, San Rafael, Larkspur, and Berkeley.
Bolinas Post Office back in business after 948 days
The somewhat remote and tiny town of Bolinas, population of about twelve hundred, lost its post office almost three years ago. Many folks thought it was gone for good until some relentless people got folks involved in a way the Postal Service could not ignore.
Pumpkin patches are coming to the North Bay this fall
This weekend, plenty of pumpkin patches premiere in California and across the nation. KTVU had the pleasure of pursuing them from Petaluma to Napa.
Squirrel attacks send two people to the hospital in a Bay Area neighborhood
A Bay Area neighborhood is dealing with a very aggressive squirrel that has sent at least two people to the hospital.
SMART Trains begins building Healdsburg extension
SMART Train's extension to Healdsburg is on-track to open in about three years' time.
Why this Bay Area coastal town is 'particularly vulnerable' to rising sea levels
The North Bay is already experiencing the effects of sea level rise, but none more than this world-famous coastal town outside of San Francisco.
Stunning scene: Walking high over the water near Golden Gate Bridge
Stunning, skyscraping walks took place near the Golden Gate Bridge, with experienced highliners teetering on a narrow line suspended some 75 feet above the water.
Why are coyotes swimming to Angel Island?
An unusual sighting was caught on video – a coyote swimming in the San Francisco Bay on its way to Angel Island.
Marin City's major public housing renovations leave some residents with doubts
Residents of Golden Gate Village met Monday evening to discuss a federal lawsuit they filed to address their deplorable housing situation and to react to the Marin Housing Authority's plan to completely renovate their hamlet neighboring Sausalito.
Suspect arrested after allegedly crashing near mosque, attacking congregant
The suspect was arrested on suspicion of felony assault, burglary and vandalism.
Bay Area-based vegetarian fast food chain closes Corte Madera restaurant
In an Instagram post, the restaurant said it closed the Corte Madera location on Aug. 25.
This popular mall chain is closing these 3 Bay Area stores, hundreds more nationwide
Among the 291 stores closing, California has the most with 25 locations anticipated to close.
New parking system is causing headaches and confusion
The city of San Anselmo has a parking problem. Not a lack of spaces, or drivers ignoring parking regulations — it's paying for a spot in the city's popular commercial neighborhoods.
Second victim identified in deadly San Rafael apartment fire
The second victim killed in a fire that tore through a San Rafael apartment complex last week has been identified.
San Anselmo school receives bomb threat; classes canceled
Archie Williams High School in San Anselmo received a bomb threat on Wednesday morning, prompting classes to be canceled, according to an alert by the Central Marin Police Authority.
Mobile home park residents fight for their legal rights
The residents of one of the Bay Area's most affordable mobile home parks want to give the city a half million dollars a year for decades to but buy the park that they are entitled to purchase, But realistically, they will have paid for it twice.
This is why the San Rafael apartment fire is so suspicious; 1 victim identified
Police Sgt. Justin Graham said the body of the adult found at the rear of the severely damaged complex at 516 Canal St. was recovered, but because of the "state of the remains," no positive identification could immediately be determined.