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Marin History Museum wants new group to pay to use the name 'Marin Rocks'
What's in a name? In the case of Marin Rocks, about $2.5 million. That's how much the Marin History Museum sank into its failed rock history project, and now it's trying to recover its losses by leasing or selling the name as a copyrighted brand.
Grand jury congratulates Marin supervisors on fund reform 'thus far'
Tightening the purse strings of a controversial fund that enables top officials to spend as they please drew congratulations from the Marin County civil grand jury, but the panel concluded more must be done to eliminate the taint of political patronage.
Marin home prices, sales continue to soar
What a difference a year makes: The median price of a single-family home in Marin came close to the $1 million mark in April at $931,700, a 23 percent jump from April 2012, according to the Marin County Assessor's Office.
Mill Valley thieves steal iPhones, iPads from store
The sheriff's department is looking for three suspects who fled on Tuesday after stealing cellphones and tablets from a Mill Valley store.
Motorcyclist fractures leg in collision with car in Olema
A motorcyclist suffered a fractured leg Tuesday after a collision with a car in Olema.The crash occurred at about 4:15 p.
San Rafael council directs opponents of home day care to work with provider
Neighbors opposed to increasing the number of children at a home day care center are being asked by the San Rafael City Council to work with the provider to come up with solutions that will allow the center to expand while addressing concerns about noise and traffic.
Council expands San Rafael's downtown business improvement district
More than 630 business license holders will have to dig through their pocketbooks to pay a new fee after the San Rafael City Council voted unanimously this week to expand the downtown Business Improvement District.
San Rafael man arrested in alleged attack on Lincoln Avenue
A San Rafael man was arrested on allegations he participated in the beating of a man on Lincoln Avenue, police said Tuesday.
The Rev. Fred Small, Marin City leader, dies at 82
The Rev. Fred Small, a Marin City leader who lived in the community for 60 years, died May 15 in San Francisco.
San Rafael man gets third DUI arrest in five days, and posts bail again
A Marinwood man who was arrested on drunken driving allegations twice in 12 hours last week was arrested in a third DUI case on Monday.
Brush fire near San Rafael Hill quickly knocked down
A brush fire officials think was started by a discarded cigarette in open space behind the San Rafael Elks Lodge was quickly extinguished by firefighters early Tuesday.
Santa Cruz sailing crew rescues Golden Gate Bridge jumper
SAN FRANCISCO — A Santa Cruz sailing crew rescued a man who jumped from the Golden Gate Bridge on Monday, delivering him safely to Coast Guard officials.
San Rafael's new fire recruits near end of six-week training session
Editor's note: This is the second in a series as the Independent Journal follows San Rafael rookie firefighters through their six-week training program.
Marin black professionals group to meet in San Rafael
The Marin African-American Professional Network is holding its inaugural mixer event Wednesday in San Rafael.
Tour of California blasts through Marin Sunday for pro cycling race's final stage
In reverse of previous years when it went north to south, the Tour of California professional stage cycling race finishes its eight-day run Sunday starting in San Francisco and continuing through Marin and Sonoma counties before ending in Santa Rosa.
KGO video: Three evacuated after 2 a.m. fire engulfs parts of Kentfield home
With the garage and guest house of a Kentfield home in flames at 2 a.m. early Monday morning, fire crews from San Rafael Corte Madera and Kentfield joined forces to douse the flames and evacuate three people.
Shuttle buses get green light despite Strawberry protests
Some residents worried about children's safety along Belvedere Drive shuttle route
Muir Beach man's homemade road signs yanked down along Highway 1
In a fight over roadway signs, Muir Beach resident Gerry Pearlman and Caltrans are now in Round 2.In late April, armed with three signs, a ladder and a drill, the retired Muir Beach resident did something he said Caltrans couldn't get done: put up three placards telling slow drivers to pull off the
SMART seeks funding for San Rafael to Larkspur train segment
Rail agency looks to 'Small Starts' program to close shortfall for San Rafael, Larkspur link
City Council votes to expand San Rafael's downtown business improvement district
More than 630 business license holders will have to dig through their pocketbooks to pay a new fee after the San Rafael City Council voted unanimously Monday to expand the downtown Business Improvement District.
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