25 min ago | Marin Independent Journal
San Anselmo sex offender accused of raping woman, 60, in Mill Valley laundry room
A registered sex offender who lives in San Anselmo was arrested on allegations he raped a 60-year-old woman in the laundry room of a Mill Valley apartment complex.
1 hr ago | Marin Independent Journal
Marin residents protest Planned Parenthood opening in San Rafael
Herman Bluestein, center, and Robert Johnson argue as San Rafael Police Captain Dave Starnes mediates in front of the reopened Planned Parenthood site in San Rafael, Calif., on Wednesday, June 19, 2013.
5 hrs ago | Marin Independent Journal
Supervisors call for more review of Marin creekside regulations
More than 125 people attend a Marin Board of Supervisors hearing on a creekside development ordinance in San Rafael, Calif.
9 hrs ago | SF Classical Voice
Not long ago, in a recording studio not so far, far away, composer Liam Wade leaped to his feet in the control room, grinning at a perky female figure isolated in the middle of the spacious soundstage, on the other side of a wall of glass.
13 hrs ago | Marin Independent Journal
Marin Municipal Water District responds to grand jury report...
Whether the Marin Municipal Water District will use herbicides in the future to control the spread of French broom in the Mount Tamalpais watershed has yet to be seen, but the district has issued a response to the Marin County Civil Grand Jury's report that urged the district to do so in the name of reducing fire risk.
Editorial: Marin volunteers' outreach will help save lives
Marin Emergency Services volunteers teach Rita Plattner CPR during "Don't Miss a Beat" hosted by Marin Emergency Services at the Northgate Mall in San Rafael, Calif.
ACLU: Marin fair rules promote racial profiling
Marin County's effort to avert turf wars at the county fair by cracking down on the way gang members dress at the event discriminates against young people of color, the American Civil Liberties Union warned.
Marin County Crow Tests Positive For West Nile
Health officials in Marin County are testing mosquitoes for West Nile virus after a dead bird found in San Anselmo tested positive for the disease.
Three things to do in Marin County, June 18, 2013
* What: Tiburon filmmaker Harris Cohen screens and discusses samples of the fundraising and public relations videos he creates for nonprofit organizations.
Evacuations ordered as wind fans brush fire northwest of Petaluma
'Night Stalker' murderer died of cancer
Richard Ramirez , 53, had been on Death Row in San Quentin State Prison since 1985, when he was arrested after a killing spree that left at least 13 people dead across Southern California and in the Bay Area.
Serial murder suspect delivers opening remarks
Serial murder suspect Joseph Naso delivered an hours-long personal history Monday replete with childhood photos, as he launched his defense, denied the decades-old slayings of four women and claimed he is not the "monster" prosecutors have made him out to be.
Prosecutor: Slaying suspect nabbed by luck
In this April 13, 2011 file photo, Joseph Naso appears in Marin County Superior Court during his arraignment on murder charges in San Rafael, Calif.
Jurors tear up at trial for 4 slain N. Calif. women
Jurors in the trial of a 79-year-old man charged with the decades-old slayings of four women in Northern California wiped tears from their eyes, as a prosecutor showed images of the victims' bodies and described how they were discovered.
Marin reports no cases of hepatitis A from frozen berry product
Opening Statements Scheduled For 'Double Initial' Murders Suspect In Marin
Opening statements were scheduled Monday morning at the trial of alleged serial killer Joseph Naso before Marin County Superior Court Judge Andrew Sweet.
Three things to do in Marin County, June 17, 2013
* What: Docent Rita Dunlay speaks about the Legion of Honor exhibition "Impressionists on the Water" in a slide-illustrated lecture showing paintings by Monet, Renoir and Pissarro.
Marin County radar trailer on the move
The trailer moves to stations along Sir Francis Drake Boulevard in Forest Knolls and Inverness on Tuesday and Wednesday, then goes to Meadow Way in San Geronimo on Thursday.
First case of avian West Nile virus in Marin confirmed for 2013
The Marin/Sonoma Mosquito and Vector Control District reported Friday a dead bird found in San Anselmo was infected with West Nile virus, the first such case in Marin and Sonoma counties so far this year.