Trinity Winchester, Kate Rubel and Cole Norgaard are all smiles walking the shoreline path at Blackie's Pasture, a favorite spot to stay active.

Belvedere has issued the demolition permit for Mallard Pointe, letting the developer begin evicting tenants of the 22-unit lagoon complex.

Long-term Belvedere resident Herbert “Herb” Briggin passed away peacefully at Drake Terrace, San Rafael, surrounded by family on June 26, 2026, at the age of 96.

Beach Road residents warned that disputing what counts as a structure on the Strip could open the city to a legal quagmire over land ownership.

The declines mirror trends across Marin and California, where both violent and property crime rates fell again in 2025.

Tiburon's Heritage and Arts Commission has sent the proposal to the town's parks commission, with the Town Council needed to give final approval.

The report points to fee gaps between Tiburon Peninsula sewer districts as one sign that consolidation could lower costs for ratepayers.

About 100 residents packed Belvedere City Hall July 9 to raise concerns about the demolition, including fears over pollution, asbestos and displaced tenants.

The Tiburon Peninsula Little League All-Stars closed out their District 3 tournament runs last week, with both the 10-and-under and 12-and-under teams finishing third in their divisions. The 12U team, the club’s Littl...

Wyman Clinton Harris died on June 25, 2026.

Kenneth C. Lucas, a longtime Tiburon resident, educator, veteran, and devoted family man, passed away peacefully on May 25, 2026, at the age of 98.

Candidate filing opens July 13 for about 30 seats on 10 Tiburon Peninsula boards and councils, including three Tiburon Town Council seats.

Ivan Silva hadn't seen his English teacher in 35 years, until he ran into her at a Cape Verde watch party in Oakland during the team's first World Cup.

The boat was listing heavily in Richardson Bay off Sausalito when a 911 caller reported five people aboard, all in life jackets, taking on water.

As California's environmental secretary in 2019, Jared Blumenfeld pushed a $130 million-a-year program to help rural Central Valley communities get clean water.

Alice Fredericks was a member of the library's nonprofit fundraising arm from 1998 to 2009. She now returns to library affairs on the agency board.

Barbara Yonkow has spent 30 years designing and building gardens for clients across Marin, work she says lets her "accentuate aspects of the land."

Tiburon marked the nation's 250th anniversary of independence with a block party on lower Main Street July 4, organized by the town and the chamber of commerce.

The developer gave no specific reason for pulling out, saying only that the project "may ultimately undergo material changes."

Tiburon Peninsula's 12U All-Stars are unbeaten through two rounds of the District 3 tournament, while the 10U team is staying alive in the loser's bracket.

St. Hilary appears once, listed as the location connected to a single claim. The data does not name the accused or give a date.

The Ark has been named the nation’s best small community weekly, winning first place for general excellence in the National Newspaper Association’s 2026 Better Newspaper Contest.

Mitchell Pope trained at Redwood High School's drama program, then New York's William Esper Studio, before launching his own theater company in 2023.

The couple, married since 2009, met years earlier when Iwasaki was Steele's hairdresser in San Francisco. They now share a love of Shoreline Park.

Brazilian American artist Tyler Willis grew up in San Anselmo, studied mechanical engineering at Lehigh University, and is now self-taught in portrait painting.

A wave of new California laws take effect July 1, including smartphone limits in schools, allergen disclosures at chain restaurants and a ban on Glock-style pistol sales.

During his tenure, Tubbs oversaw the 2023 annexation of the Mill Valley Fire Department and the passage of Measure U, which generates $3.1 million a year.

Tiburon celebrates the Fourth with a costumed dog parade down Tiburon Boulevard, live music and food on Ark Row, then the Golden Gate Bridge fireworks from Shoreline Park.

The district set aside $1.8 million for the project, with a fundraising committee aiming to cover about half the cost and the general fund covering the rest.

The nonlethal bait, made from cottonseed oil, reduces fertility in rats rather than killing them, and is meant to lower the population over time.

Tiburon's 12U Little League All-Stars open District 3 tournament play July 2 as the No. 2 seed, earning a first-round bye after a 3-1 finish in pool play.

New operator Justin Massei says prices will come down and he wants the restaurant to be a spot families can visit weekly, not just for special occasions.

Work begins after the July 4 holiday weekend at Karen Way near Bel Aire Elementary, with the project covering 6.28 miles of road.

A registered sex offender allegedly grabbed a woman on the Tiburon bike path and tried to drag her into bushes. She fought him off. Officers arrested him nearby shortly after.

The council waived the $765 application fee for the six restaurants that already have temporary outdoor dining permits. They will still pay a $180 annual renewal fee.

The budget sets aside $2 million for parks and the Old Rail Trail, pushing a dedicated parks fund to an expected $2.12 million by the end of next fiscal year.

The Kamloons have cooked Thai food in Marin since 1990, surviving a building demolition, forced relocation and COVID before lease talks ended their 33-year Strawberry Village run.

Belvedere's fire tax once covered the full cost of service. Now it covers only 47%. The contract with the Tiburon fire district runs about $2.67 million this year.

Bel Aire Play Area is the first of four Tiburon parks headed for renovation. Cypress Hollow, Belveron Mini Park and the former sanitation ponds near McKegney Green are still in design.

The honors included a second-place finish for general excellence — first among print newspapers in its division — and three first-place awards.

Petite Left Bank in downtown Tiburon has closed, ending the Left Bank restaurant group's presence across the Bay Area.

An 18-year-old Tiburon man was arrested last week on suspicion of kidnapping, robbery, child cruelty and false imprisonment after an argument with his 17-year-old girlfriend.

Ghai, 32, grew up in Chandigarh, India, where his father played tennis for 30 years. He picked up the sport and has coached in the U.S. and the United Arab Emirates.

Members of the Redwood High School class of 2026 held their graduation ceremony June 11, followed by Del Mar Middle School's promotion ceremony June 12.

Owner Wayne George said Tiburon's maritime history made it a natural fit for the brand's expansion. He bought the Marblehead store in 2000 from the founding family.

A clothes dryer started a house fire on Ricardo Road in Strawberry, displacing a resident and their pet, fire officials said.

A Berkeley developer's plan for nine townhomes in the Point Tiburon Plaza parking lot faces a June 18 completeness deadline that could move the project toward approval.

Tiburon's Main Street filled with crowds June 12 for the first Friday Nights on Main festival of the season, timed with the last day of school for Reed Union.

The Belvedere City Council granted the Mallard Pointe developer a shorter extension than it sought, giving it until March 2027 to advance the 40-unit project.

The Reed Union School District is projecting a $1.2 million deficit in the coming fiscal year as salaries rise and the cost of arts and enrichment programs grows.