This week’s events presented by Local News Matters and Bay City News include storytelling in Mill Valley, Valentine’s themed musical shows in Mill Valley, Fairfax, Tiburon and Novato, comedy in San Rafael, magic in San Anselmo, and a Valentine’s Day fundraiser with puppies, also in San Anselmo.
I’m Ruth Dusseault. You’re listening to Local News Matters, local headlines from the Bay Area. Tiburon tangles over zoning. Santa Clara protects its immigrants. A new report warns of dire circumstances for regional public transit. The city of San Rafael embraces new public art, and Sausalito honors Marinship welder in declaring Black History Month..
This week’s events presented by Local News Matters and Bay City News include a singer-songwriter in Mill Valley, dining in Sausalito, a musical in Ross, storytelling in Novato, and poetry in San Rafael.
San Rafael is adjusting to sea level rise. A Google engineer is caught stealing. Super Bowl planners prepare for the presence of more ICE officers. Alameda County authorizes ICE-free zones. Rosie the Riveter might be added to the name of a bridge.
This week’s items including readings in Sausalito, a theater classic in Mill Valley and a director’s presentation about the show, a rock n roll CD release concert in Mill Valley and scavenger hunt in San Rafael.
San Rafael gets a plan for sea level rise. Marin County asks for emergency relief funds. A federal judge rejects Trump’s request to dismiss a San Francisco law suit. Protesters pack a Marin Supervisors meeting. And the South Bay goes on alert for the Superbowl.
An emergency proclamation is issued in Marin County. Tiny cabins are debated in San Rafael. Affordable housing finds a new way into the Canal neighborhood. Indigenous victims seek better protection during Human Trafficking Prevention Month. Prefabricated housing arrives in Marin City.
This week’s lineup of arts and cultural events presented by Bay City News and Local News Matters includes storytelling in Mill Valley, a Martin Luther King Jr. tribute in Woodacre, jazz violin in Larkspur, 1960s rock in Novato, Ozzy Osbourne nights in Fairfax, and photographs that make a statement at the Marin Museum of Contemporary Art in San Rafael.
Marin County bails out from the storm. San Francisco announces a new solution for the fentanyl crisis. A local oil refinery will close in phases. The Great Highway controversy continues. Wild mushrooms take another life.
This week’s lineup of arts and cultural events presented by Bay City News and Local News Matters includes symphonic music in Kentfield, French songs and a guitar marketplace in San Rafael, orchestral rock and roll in Fairfax and storytelling in Sausalito.
Marin City prays for a better year. Oscar Grant is remembered in Oakland. Vallejo loses another industry. The state takes on wild wolves. AI companies must prepare for the worst.
This week’s lineup of arts and cultural events presented by Bay City News and Local News Matters includes music in Bolinas, Larkspur, Fairfax and Mill Valley, and a nature walk in Novato
his week, we visit a place six miles north of Sausalito, Cailfornia for a special report with incarcerated journalist Steve Brooks, the holidays in San Quentin.
This week’s lineup of arts and cultural events presented by Bay City News and Local News Matters includes two dance parties in Fairfax, yacht rock in Novato, a walking tour in Sausalito and holiday lights and free movies in San Rafael.
This week’s lineup of arts and cultural events presented by Bay City News and Local News Matters includes a holiday play for families in Mill Valley, a winter solstice sound session in San Rafael, a Hanukkah celebration in Ross, choral music in Kentfield and art art show and reception in San Geronimo.
Despite a federal policy pivot, Bay Area health officials still recommend vaccines for infants. A housing developer threatens to sue Marin County. Anti-ICE protestors flood a Marin supervisors meeting. Grape growers might get some help from the USDA. San Francisco firefighters change into safter gear.
This week’s lineup of arts and cultural events presented by Bay City News and Local News Matters includes holiday festivities in Sausalito, San Rafael and Mill Valley, music and dance in Novato and Sonoma, and artisan crafts in Bolinas.
San Rafael officially acquires land for a tiny home project. Novato city council fills a vacant seat. San Francisco sues junk food manufacturers, and the mayor appoints a new police chief. Cause of death revealed for a rare albino alligator.
This week’s lineup of arts and cultural events presented by Bay City News and Local News Matters includes seasonal concerts in Belvedere and San Rafael, a dance party in Fairfax, and varied holiday festivities including tree lighting, in Mill Valley, Novato and Ross.
This week, we have a special report from Yerba Buena Island. A talk with restoration ecologist Josiah Clark about what it takes to hold onto diversity in the urban landscape.
This week’s lineup of arts and cultural events presented by Bay City News and Local News Matters includes artists open studios in Point Reyes/Inverness, a pop-rock dance concert in Mill Valley, standup comedy in San Rafael and holiday events in Larkspur and San Rafael.
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San Rafael advances a tiny home project. Federal funding for supportive housing is slashed. A tele-health drug dispenser is convicted of fraud. Three pest control companies are caught dumping toxins. Fire officials issue tips for not burning down the house on Thanksgiving.
This week’s lineup of arts events presented by Local News Matters and Bay City News spotlights women singer-songwriters in Mill Valley and San Rafael, jazz in Larkspur and student theater presentations in San Anselmo and San Rafael.