2 arrested with enough fentanyl to kill 'over 1 million people:' Marin County sheriff
Two Richmond residents were arrested last week on suspicion of selling fentanyl in Marin County after authorities seized more than 4 pounds of the narcotic, described as "enough to kill over 1 million people."
Communities prepare for frigid temperatures — freeze warning for some areas
At King’s Nursery in Santa Rosa, floor manager Ron Magill used a frost cloth to cover certain plants for the night to protect them from the frigid cold.
Bay Area freeze warning north and south - cold everywhere else
The City and County of Sonoma have extended their extreme cold weather warming center operations through Saturday morning Friday This afternoon, Marin County opened up an a similar center in San Rafael
New division in USL W League will include 4 Bay Area-based teams
Six additional expansion clubs will join Oakland Soul and Stockton Cargo to create the NorCal Division, the USL W League announced Thursday. The new division is expected to participate in the league in 2023.
San Francisco assesses rain-storm damage, North Bay spared major outages
San Francisco is asking people to clear those catch basins if they see any debris that could slow the drainage of water from the next storm. Meanwhile, the North Bay was spared mass outages.
Tamalpais High School in Mill Valley deemed safe by police after bomb threat
Tamalpais High School in Mill Valley was evacuated Wednesday morning due to a bomb threat, police said. Authorities said to avoid the area.
Marin City's historical Golden Gate Village needs major work
Marin City, the unincorporated, mostly African American enclave on Sausalito's northern tip, may finally receive the attention it and its residents deserve, befitting the location's historical status.
5 Novato teens arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after school stabbing
Five juveniles and one man have been arrested on suspicion of attacking two teens in the parking lot of Lynwood Elementary School on Oct. 24, Novato police announced on Tuesday.
Security lax at Novato school where teenager was stabbed
Novato Unified School District documents list more than $1 million planned for the upgrades to Lynwood Elementary School’s security system. It’s not known how much money, if any, has been spent to date. Parents have asked for safety upgrades since 2016, records show.
Security concerns after 16-year-old stabbed in Novato school parking lot
Parents say they want more school security measures after a 16-year-old boy was attacked by a group of teenagers and found with multiple stab wounds in the parking lot of Lynwood Elementary School in Novato Monday evening.
16-year-old critically injured in stabbing at Novato elementary school
Novato police are investigating a stabbing at an elementary school after school hours Monday evening that left a 16-year-old with critical injuries.
The Marin Water District has a new drought plan
Despite above normal levels in its reservoirs, Marin County is not waiting for things to get worse. The Marin water district has come up with a new updated conservation plan to help guide its customers through this drought.
Shelter-in-place in effect in Novato due to downed power lines
Officials have alerted the public of a shelter-in-place order in effect for part of Novato Wednesday afternoon due to downed power lines.
Mill Valley Film Festival honors female director's film on Emmett Till
The Mill Valley Film Festival is celebrating its 45th year this week, and Tuesday night they rolled out the red carpet for the director of their centerpiece feature, a film called "Till" after Emmett Till.
Dozens of sea lions sickened by domoic acid poisoning
The Marine Mammal Center in Sausalito said it has been treating and releasing dozens of sea lions that had been affected by an outbreak of domoic acid poisoning.
Pain at the pump: Bay Area gas prices inch toward record highs
Gas prices continued their climb in California and across the Bay Area, closing in on record high prices hit back in June.
Vegetation fire sparks in Mill Valley
Firefighters on Tuesday responded to a vegetation fire burning in Mill Valley.
Marin County man is 1st to make solo trip from Bay Area to Hawaii
Cyril Derreumaux became the first kayaker to ever make that solo trip from the Bay Area to Hawaii.
Anti-Semitic messages left in bags by Novato homes
Police say the flyers contained anti-Semitic hate speech and were left in plastic bags at residences in south end of Novato.
Former San Quentin prison guard pleads guilty to smuggling cell phones, bribery
A former San Quentin prison guard and three others pleaded guilty on Monday to charges that they took bribes and smuggled cell phones into the prison and used an inmate on Death Row as their go-between, the U.S. Attorney's Office announced.