A Belvedere college senior built AI that can see the northern lights through clouds, recovering aurora data scientists thought was lost.

Baseball in Tiburon used to mean parades, dances, the whole town showing up. The Pelicans name is back — and with it, a reminder of what local sports once meant.

A federal lawsuit accuses a Tiburon man and his nine companies of diverting more than $75 million from investors instead of placing it into promised real-estate loans.

ZeroMar is suing the Angel Island-Tiburon Ferry Co., Tiburon and state regulators, alleging $1.36 million in unpaid work on a ferry electrification project.

“Together with Art" features Asian American and Pacific Islander artists and artists of others backgrounds who participate in AAPI cultural activities.

Natalie Newbury and Kevin Garrett aren’t letting the wind and light rain stop them from getting their steps in on the Old Rail Trail on March 31.

Metal sculptures of two birds in flight could be Tiburon’s next public-art project, though officials say they would need to secure funding before recommending the installation.

Tiburon’s artist laureate will lead an interactive art walk along the Richardson Bay shoreline on April 22 to commemorate Earth Day.

U.S. Rep. Jared Huffman called on the FBI and SEC to investigate Pacific Private Money and its CEO, Tiburon's Mark Hanf, over allegations of mismanaged funds and potential fraud.

A San Francisco woman allegedly used her former employer’s credit card to make more than $60,000 in charges for airline tickets, luxury hotels, cosmetic and spa services and more.

Report: The guides chose a route through a known danger zone and allowed the group to travel in numbers that multiplied their collective risk.

Hundreds attend the performance of ‘Julius Caesar’ by the San Francisco Shakespeare Festival at Zelinsky Park behind Tiburon Town Hall on April 4.

Tiburon's Ron Epstein and his Bacchanal crew are the first non-Australians ever to win the six-race Blue Water Pointscore.

The vote advances plans for 336 new homes, a senior-care center and a graduate school to the Board of Supervisors after more than a decade of community conflict.

A Pacific Gas and Electric Co. power outage has left 5,154 customers without electricity across the Tiburon Peninsula and parts of Mill Valley, with the cause listed as unknown.

Del Mar Middle School’s sixth- and seventh-grade Mathletes team finished second out of 14 teams countywide for the 2025-2026 season.

After decades of success cooking — and eating — Passot says exercise has helped balance out his calories.

Tiburon’s annual Juneteenth and the local Chabad’s Jewish Festival will both return this summer, though the town’s annual spring celebration of Persian culture has been postponed to the fall.

As an ambassa­diver, Tiburon teen Avery Fisher is teaching scuba diving and advocating for ocean conservation.

The inaugural Sailing4Parkinson’s regatta is set for April 11-12 at the Corinthian Yacht Club in Tiburon and marks World Parkinson’s Day.

A Tiburon woman has been charged in San Francisco with embezzling more than $1.2 million from a small, family-run contracting company over several years.

Tiburon is working to repair an estimated $20,000 in damage to the irrigation systems at McKegney Green and South of the Knoll Park after someone cut the wiring.

The Tiburon residents say the business has continued to struggle, and they’re asking for community help to raise about $100,000 toward repairs and improvements.

Tiburon has permitted 54 of the 639 housing units the state requires it to make room for by 2031 — about 8.5% as the planning cycle approaches its midpoint.

Pickleballers will be able to hit the courts at the Tiburon Peninsula Club seven days a week after town officials OK’d expanded hours of play.

The project will rebuild about 1.4 acres of mixed sand-gravel beach and salt marsh at Greenwood and Brunini beaches as "living shorelines."

Tiburon author Brian Barth will be part of an April 2 panel discussion on homelessness, while the SF Shakespeare Festival will present “Julius Caesar” April 4 in Zelinsky Park.

As 41 agencies made 16,029 questionable searches — largely missed by town — Flock makes changes that conceal records, and Tiburon expands surveillance with two more cameras

Draft plans to convert Town Hall and the library into a joint emergency hub carry a $2.58 million price tag, officials revealed last week, as the joint disaster ouncil voted to support the concept.

New amenities in several Tiburon parks, including on the site of former sanitation ponds, are one step closer to becoming a reality after officials approved pursuing final designs for four projects.

Kelly Xiao says people typically react with surprise when they find out she studied software engineering and literature at the University of California at Santa Cruz.

Tiburon Town Manager Greg Chanis, who marked a decade leading the town in January, is getting a 4% raise that will boost his annual salary by $10,796 beginning April 1.

Tiburon is moving forward with plans to install a battery energy-storage system at its police station that is expected to save the town at least $16,150 annually in energy costs.

A public-art proposal to place 15 faux street signs bearing positive messages from Blackie’s Pasture to downtown is likely headed to the Town Council for final consideration.

Warning signs, vegetation trimming and a mountable mini-roundabout could improve safety for cars, bicycles and pedestrians along a well-trafficked stretch of Greenwood Beach Road leading to Blackie’s Pasture.

More than three years after its state-mandated deadline, Belvedere has officially secured certification of its housing plan.

After examining six potential sites for a downtown paddle-craft launch, Belvedere officials found just one viable option — a not-quite-accessible beach by the Corinthian Yacht Club parking lot.

The Reed Union School District will poll voters a second time to see if support has increased for a potential November facilities bond measure.

Students at Bel Aire Elementary and Del Mar Middle schools largely feel their campuses foster a culture of respect and that they have positive relationships with their classmates.

For the second time in three months, Tiburon has found a Berkeley developer’s bid to build nine townhomes on the Point Tiburon Plaza parking lot incomplete, leaving the project in limbo.

The Tamalpais Union High School District is eyeing a nine-year parcel-tax renewal for the November ballot, and early polling shows the measure hovering near the threshold to pass.

Tiburon Town Councilmember Holli Thier has joined a six-candidate field vying for Damon Connolly’s seat in the state Assembly in the June 2 primary.

A bus pilot program serving St. Hilary School will end after one year because of low ridership, but aftercare service for Reed district students will continue.

Lee Darby, a 50-year Tiburon resident and former Ark reporter who later showcased her award-winning quilts, died March 6 following complications from cancer. She was 80.

On a 70-degree afternoon at Shoreline Park, Dan and Barbara Friedman look like any other couple out for a stroll. They’ve just returned from Antarctica. Next stop: the Arctic.

Jazz Caliente plays at 4 p.m. March 22, while “The Lion King Jr.” runs March 24-28.

If you have plants that you bring inside during the winter months, the warmer indoor temperatures will speed up their reproduction cycle, meaning more of these little annoying critters.

The Reed school district will start livestreaming its board meetings to make them more accessible, but wiewers won’t have option to offer public comment by Zoom or phone.

A Belvedere homeowner must pay $18,000 in penalties — rather than $154,800 — after the City Council found that PG&E failures pushed his project months past its deadline.

Empty storefronts and reports of doubled rents have some residents calling Strawberry Village a “ghost town," but the center's owner says seven new businesses will open this year.