Stolen shipping container filled with hundreds of donated bikes recovered in Concord
Ken Martin, the CEO of Mike’s Bikes in Novato said the container was found abandoned in Concord Monday morning and thankfully it appears the hundreds of bikes that were placed inside were still there.
Shipping container loaded with donated bicycles stolen from North Bay business
A shipping container filled with what is described as life-changing cargo has been stolen from a North Bay business.
Suspected narcotics dealer out on bail arrested for second time by Marin County deputies
An investigation into narcotics sales led to the arrest of a Novato man out on bail from a previous narcotics arrest.
Novato parents push to open more schools for in-person learning
Families say they're at a tipping point with distance learning. Of Novato's 7,000 students, about half are in hybrid learning, but it only includes 6th grade and younger.
Controversy over Novato school superintendent getting vaccine at teacher event
Towards the end of the event, 200 perishable vaccine doses were left, so, the doses were given to school superintendent Kris Cosca and others.
Novato family’s special ties to President Biden
A Novato family watched the Presidential inauguration from start to finish, thinking about a loved one who should have been there.
Novato police seek suspect who vandalized tent near trail
Novato police are asking for the public's help in finding someone who vandalized a tent near a trail on Sunday.
Police arrest homeless man suspected in two Marin County convenience store robberies
A 30-year-old homeless man from Sonoma County has been arrested in connection to two convenience store robberies in Marin County
Car slams into house, sparking gas leak in Novato
Novato Fire District Batallion Chief Jeff Whittet said there were two people who suffered injuries and went to the hospital. Whittet said they were rescued by a bystander.
Driver slams into Novato condo causing gas leak and fire; strangers pull man from car
Brooks Jarosz reports.
Some Novato residents opposed to living among homeless housed in hotels
Inn Marin, a 70-room motel in the Ignacio area of south Novato, is being eyed for conversion to a long-term homeless haven.
Novato teachers oppose hybrid learning plan at rally
Novato teachers rallied Tuesday evening, expressing opposition to a proposed hybrid learning plan during the pandemic.
Young California girl suffers brain-damage after near-drowning at pool party
Naomi Tseggai turned 9 on Thursday, yet she is unable to eat, speak, or walk, after a horrible pool accident. Left with brain damage from a near-drowning on Sept. 8, 2019, Naomi can breathe unassisted and her eyes are open, but she does respond.
Suspect in Novato carjackings arrested following overnight search
Multiple agencies searched the area unsuccessfully overnight for the robber, identified as Aaron McKendrick.
Even as more relief promised, frustrated California gym owner says Gov. Newsom just doesn't get it
"Newsom does not understand, he does not," fumed Adam Kovacs.
Man drowns trying to rescue dog after crashing into pond near Novato
According to witness statements, the man saw his dog swimming away from the truck and he jumped back in the water to try and rescue it.
Novato police seek help after man tells children he's to bring them home
Novato police are asking for information from the public after a man approached some children Sunday and told them their mother wanted him to take them home, police said.
Hometown heroes: Salute to healthcare workers in Novato
First responders from Novato's police and fire departments, gathered outside the front entrance of Sutter Novato Community Hospital at 6:30 a.m. to cheer and applaud front-line health care workers.
COVID-19 swab test offers peace of mind to home health care workers in Novato
The COVID-19 test, swirling a swab high in the nostril, is not a pleasant sensation, but worth it, said dozens of caregivers who streamed in for testing Friday in Novato.
Families with loved ones inside nursing homes during pandemic cope with anxiety
Nursing homes- with their vulnerable residents- might seem ideal for COVID-19 testing. But critics say testing is spotty at best, and often launched only after people are sick and dying.