Two more death row inmates die of COVID-19 at San Quentin Prison

Scott Thomas Erskine, 57, had been on California's death row since 2004, and Manuel Machado Alvarez, 59, had been on death row since 1989, both died on July 3, 2020, at outside hospitals.

San Quentin death row inmate who died last week had COVID-19

Richard Stitely, 71, died Wednesday after being on death row since 1992 following his conviction for the rape and murder of Carol Unger, 47, in Southern California in 1990.

4 Bay Area counties delay reopening plans as virus cases surge

"Data determines our course," said Dr. Matt Willis. "These are not easy decisions and we have been clear the reopening process will be sequential, gradual, and data-driven.”

Muir Woods reopens to visitors on Monday

Visitors will be required to make parking reservations at GoMuirWoods.com before arriving at the park.

Marin County officials announce closures, advise extreme caution during red flag conditions

The Sky Oaks watershed of the Marin Municipal Water District on Mount Tamalpais, Natalie Coffin Green Park in Ross, Leo Cronin parking lot in Lagunitas, and Mount Vision Road in Inverness are closed during the red flag period.

Marin County seeing rapid rise in COVID-19 cases

Marin is the only Bay Area county experiencing an increase in both hospitalizations and the percentage of positive tests over the past two weeks.

Marin County employees pivot to disaster workforce during pandemic

Everyone has had to adapt during the pandemic and for some it's meant shifting to different jobs. Marin County has a special workforce, made up of public employees pivoting to new duties. 

San Rafael cancels summer farmers market

The Agricultural Institute of Marin operates two other year-round farmers markets that remain open.

Police warn Marin County residents of uptick in catalytic converter thefts

The Central Marin Police Authority was notified of a converter theft at 2:45 a.m. on Riviera Circle, with a resident telling police the thieves fled the scene in a silver Honda CRV. 

Marin County to allow more indoor businesses to reopen June 29

Guidelines for businesses to follow to reopen and prevent the spread of novel coronavirus were released Friday by the Marin Recovers Industry Advisors.

Marin County adopts outdoor social bubbles during pandemic

Marin County's health department is adopting outdoor 'social bubbles' during the COVID-19 pandemic as restrictions ease.