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San Rafael teen charged with molesting Novato girl; other suspects might have participated
A San Rafael teen was charged with molesting a 13-year-old girl during an alleged alcohol-fueled incident in a Novato park, and police are investigating whether other suspects sexually assaulted her as well.
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'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.
Novato's Lynwood Elementary launches new literacy program
Marco Negrete with the Mexican Consulate speaks at Lynwood Elementary School on Thursday, May 23, 2013, in Novato, Calif.
Target and other large retailers sue Visa and MasterCard for swipe fees
A group of U.S. retailers, including Macy's and Target, sued Visa and MasterCard on Thursday, breaking off from a proposed $7.2 billion settlement reached last year over fees to process credit card transactions.
Volunteers sought for Novato's Fourth of July parade
The city of Novato is seeking volunteers to help out with its Fourth of July parade, which will take place starting at 10 a.m. at Redwood Boulevard and Grant Avenue.
Jury fears future of Marin's trash
Piles of mulch await purchase by contractors at Redwood Landfill, which is defending plans to expand and develop its composting.
Editorial: Short, specific moratorium makes sense for Novato's Redwood Blvd. corridor
THE NOVATO CITY COUNCIL is putting on hold plans to build two retail centers - for an estimated nine months - so City Hall can complete plans for the North Redwood Boulevard corridor, 13 acres at the north end of downtown.
North Marin Water District board president defends raises
The decision Tuesday came five months after the district's rank and file accepted what amounted to a 2.5 percent raise for last year, with raises for the next six years to be tied to the consumer price index for the area minus 0.3 percent.
U.S. census data show slow growth in Marin
The federal agency Wednesday released its latest population estimates through July 1, 2012 for cities and towns across the country.
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. "It's awesome," Campbell said.
Bread & Butter: As summer approaches, food fests start cooking
You know summer is around the corner when the food festivals start in earnest. First up is the Marin Greek Festival from May 24 to 26 with authentic Greek specialties in abundance.
Lehman Reaching Beyond the Grave
As widely reported , in the latest Lehman bankruptcy "fundraiser," managers of the Lehman estate are now demanding millions of dollars from non-profit retirement homes, colleges and hospitals.
Social scene in Marin County for the week of May 21, 2013
Jasson Minadakis and Fred Taylor at the Marin Theatre Company fundraiser on May 10 at the Outdoor Art Club in Mill Valley.
Novato neighborhood meeting on 24-hour gas station to be held Thursday
AU Energy, a Fremont company, has submitted an application to the city of Novato to renovate the Shell gas station and convenience store at 2085 Novato Blvd.
Supervisors tap community service accounts for record $250,000
Marin County supervisors, mounting a record "community service" spending spree as a deadline nears to use funds from their controversial discretionary accounts, handed out more than $250,000 this month.
Wacky politics continue on Delta's tiny Bradford Island
Board chairman Paul Sosnowski listens during a meeting of the Bradford Island Reclamation District in Bethel Island, Calif.
Graduates listen to the keynote address during commencement ceremonies at Dominican University in San Rafael, Calif.
Marin transit budget includes bus service improvements
Brightening fiscal news will be reviewed Monday by Marin transit officials as they consider a $26.2 million operations budget for next fiscal year, up slightly from this year's $23.9 million.
Fluoride in Marin water supply becomes subject of debate
John Purdue, an opponent of fluoridated water, holds a glass of tap water as he poses for a photo in San Rafael, Calif.