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5.7 earthquake north of Sacramento felt in parts of Bay Area
A magnitude 5.7 earthquake that struck at 8:47 p.m. Thursday was widely felt as it rattled Northern California, but authorities said there were no immediate reports of injury or serious damage.
'White Zombie' impostor sentenced for rehab frauds in Novato, Sausalito
A man accused of booking himself into two Marin County rehabs under the name of a former White Zombie drummer was sentenced to jail Thursday for fraud and grand theft.
Boy Scout leaders vote to allow openly gay boys
In one of their most dramatic choices in a century, local leaders of the Boy Scouts of America voted Thursday to ease a divisive ban and allow openly gay boys to be accepted into the nation's leading youth organization.
Marin busy with Memorial Day remembrances, events
A myriad activities will mark the Memorial Day holiday weekend in Marin, when the country remembers those who went into battle and did not come home.
West Marin fatal crash victim identified as Petaluma man, 23
A driver who died Monday in a flaming wreck in West Marin was identified as Abraham Avalos, 23, of Petaluma, the sheriff's department said Thursday.
Adams recall advocates launch San Rafael petition drive
Recall advocates who want to oust Supervisor Susan Adams will fan out in San Rafael with petitions this weekend as they launch a drive to collect the signatures of 6,368 registered voters.
Corte Madera Councilwoman Alexandra Cock resigns from Town Council
Corte Madera Town Councilwoman Alexandra Cock has resigned from her council post, stating it's no longer an enjoyable experience to be part of the government group.
New computer mogul, Tumblr founder Karp, has family roots in Marin
Novato resident Ken Ackerman said he suspected something big was in the works when his grandson, David Karp, paid him a visit about five weeks ago.
Artist Robert Bissell's creatures mirror the human experience
Robert Bissell has realized the visceral reaction we all have to animals, from the stuffed Teddy bears to the deer and coyotes we encounter on Marin's trails. It all springs to life with a bit of an edge in his whimsical paintings.
Tiburon crews douse roadside fire
When reports of a brush fire off Tiburon Boulevard came in Wednesday evening, Tiburon fire crews got there fast — and in force.
State appeals court backs Marin desalination environmental analysis
A state appeals court has given its blessing to an environmental study of the Marin Municipal Water District's proposed desalination project, although the district has — at least for now — shelved its desalination plans.
Dipsea notebook: A two-time winner before her 11th birthday, McGowan fell off the map until now
Megan McGowan, the girl who captivated Marin by winning the Dipsea Race at ages 9 and 10, was not actually lost.
Homeowner in Novato's Meadow Park gets solar photovoltaic system
The future — and the electricity bill — are now looking brighter for Bonnie Campbell, who after a year of effort was able to install a solar electric system on her home in Novato's Meadow Park affordable housing development in mid-May.
North Marin Water District board president defends raises
The North Marin Water District board unanimously granted 9 percent raises to its general manager and chief engineer.
Novato City Council unanimously approves Redwood corridor building moratorium
The Novato City Council Tuesday night unanimously approved a moratorium on building in the city's north Redwood Boulevard corridor.
U.S. census data show slow growth in Marin
The U.S. Census Bureau is reporting what most in Marin know: the county doesn't grow much.The federal agency Wednesday released its latest population estimates through July 1, 2012 for cities and towns across the country.
Marin officials: Don't drink soda pop
Marin supervisors have some healthy advice: Don't drink soda pop this summer!County officials, in effect declaring Marin a soda-pop-free zone, proclaimed the season as "Soda Free Summer.
Howling winds topple trees but do little damage in Marin
Several trees were knocked down across Marin but most neighborhoods emerged unscathed amid bursts of howling winds that peaked at 62 mph at the Point Reyes Lighthouse on Tuesday night.
Missing Novato man found dead near Indian Valley college
A 30-year-old Novato man who was reported missing nearly two weeks ago was found dead Tuesday evening in the Indian Valley area.
Marin City's Labor Day blues festival canceled after 15 years
For the first time in 15 years, there will be no Marin City Blues, Jazz and Soul Party in the Park this Labor Day weekend.
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