In 2019, the legislature passed a bill naming April as California’s Arts Month celebrating arts, culture and creativity. In 2023, the Marin County Board of Supervisors passed a resolution joining the rest of California in designating April as Arts Month. I would argue that every month is Arts Month in Marin County. According to the most recent […]
"She was like an aunt that everybody knows. Everybody has an Aretha in their family. … I've (photographed) so many people, but never felt the connection like I had with her. I'll always miss her."
It takes time to produce verifiable election results I write this in response to the letter from John Meier published March 24 in the IJ. I must disagree strongly with the idea that finalizing Marin County voting results should have taken less time following election night on March 5. This year, I was able to […]
Spring was springing; the little girls in their pastels were running around with the little boys in their clip-on ties, both loaded up on the abundance of sugar in Shirley Temples and Roy Rogers. It was 9:05 p.m. We had technically stopped taking seatings at 8:30 p.m., the idea being that we closed at 9:30 […]
The March primary was a ho-hum affair due to the lack of excitement over the presidential primary. It didn’t take a pundit to foresee that Donald Trump and President Joe Biden would capture the red and blue tribes’ nominations. The presidential contest was the only reason the state Legislature moved California’s even-year primary election to […]
That officials are willing to consider alternatives certainly is a step in the right direction, one that comes after a long trial, not to mention a taxpayer investment of millions of dollars.
By the time Easter Sunday is complete, we will know the Final Four in the NCAA men's tournament (and half the Final Four for the women).
Saturday Prep baseball Redwood at San Marin: 1 p.m., San Marin HS
“Allergies always begin about the same time of the year, when the rains stop," said Dr. Schuman Tam of MarinHealth Medical Center in Greenbrae.
The Town Council voted 3-2 in favor of the regulation, which would cap annual increases at 5%, or 60% of the consumer price index, whichever is lower.
The groundbreaking artist, a former student of Ansel Adams, has work at the Library of Congress, the Bancroft Library at the University of California, Berkeley, and other repositories.
The Marin Municipal Water District has grappled with challenges facing many water agencies in the West – climate change impacts with droughts that have severely depleted supplies, aging infrastructure and rising costs due to inflation. Marin Water, in partnership with its customers, has navigated these challenges and put the district on a track toward reliable […]
