Grateful Dead's Phil Lesh holds gun violence vigil in San Rafael
A somber call for common sense gun control measures in San Rafael Tuesday, as candles were light at a gun violence vigil hosted by the Grateful Dead's Phil Lesh. Debora Villalon reports.
New lane for Richmond Bridge
Some big changes are coming to the congested Richmond-San Rafael Bridge in April. The bridge shoulder will become a third lane for rush-hour traffic, but only in the eastbound direction. Debora Villalon reports.
Pedestrian killed in San Rafael hit & run
A fatal hit and run in Marin County has CHP asking for the public's help.
Senior stabbing apparently unprovoked
In the North Bay, police are looking for a woman wanted for stabbing a man in what was apparently an unprovoked attack.
Guide dogs build teens’ confidence at unique summer camp
Making friends at summer camp may be great, but making a friend at one special summer camp could be life changing. Guide Dogs for the Blind in San Rafael is changing some teens' lives.
Mouse, Summer of Love Survivor, iconic in his own right
The Summer of Love is infamous for its rising stars of the emerging counterculture that burned out well before their time.
Crackdown on drivers who block railroad crossings in the North Bay
Police in San Rafael are now ticketing people who block rail crossings, hoping they get the message now before SMART rail starts running when it officially launches later this month.
San Rafael police officers going bald for a good cause
San Rafael Police officers are going bald- and considering it a badge of honor. One of their colleagues has breast cancer, and they're doing all they can to raise morale and money for her.
North Bay's SMART train clears another hurdle
The City of San Rafael signed off on construction of the SMART train's final leg into Larkspur Monday night. However, there was some last-minute concerns raised by residents and merchants.
Mudslide destroys San Rafael home
A home in San Rafael home was virtually destroyed when a mudslide crashed into a home. Tom Vacar reports.
Talk of deportations, building the wall stokes fears among local immigrants
Agencies that serve immigrants say that already, phones are ringing and that people are scared about the executive order signed by President trump regarding deportations and building a wall between Mexico and the U.S.
Richmond - San Rafael Bridge reopens after big-rig fire
California Highway Patrol is in the process of reopening the Richmond-San Rafael Bridge. Transit officials say to expect residual delays after a big-rig fire there this morning, according to the California Highway Patrol.
San Rafael police asking for help in brazen daytime burglary and attack
A brazen daytime burglary in San Rafael ended with the resident surprising the thieves and getting knocked flat.
'Make Baseball Great Again': Local league spoofs GOP Convention
On a big night for the GOP, a Bay Area baseball team decided to get in on the excitement.