Thursday May 16 | NBC Bay Area
California Law Students Set Prisoners Free
For most students, the pinnacle achievement in the classroom is getting an A. For the law students at Santa Clara University's Northern California Innocence Project, the goal is beyond academic: It's setting the wrongly convicted free.
Thursday May 16 | Marin Independent Journal
Best bets in Marin County, May 16 through 23, 2013
"All My Sons" may be set just after World War II, but its bracing examination of corporate responsibility and family dynamics is every bit as relevant in today's America as it was at the time it was written.
Thursday May 16 | Sacramento Bee Newspaper
California short on key state water workers, officials say
California officials say the state cannot retain enough trained workers to efficiently run and maintain its complex water delivery system, a problem that has consequences for cities and farms statewide.
Ross and Central Marin police seek San Anselmo man in crime spree
Ross police say this photo shows a suspect in a recent theft and burglary spree.
Six Tritons Qualify for NCAA Championships
UC San Diego will send a combined men's and women's contingent of six student-athletes to the 2013 NCAA Division II Outdoor Track & Field Championships, with the full field of participants announced Tuesday.
Social scene in Marin County for the week of May 14, 2013
Left to right: Sybil Kaufman, Jon Friedenberg and Sandra Otter at the Marin General Hospital Foundation benefactor reception on April 22 in Tiburon.
Ross Farmers Market set to open May 30
The sixth annual Ross Farmers Market is set to reopen from 3 to 7 p.m. May 30 at the Ross Post Office on Ross Common, and will continue Thursdays through the season.
Marin County milestones for the week of May 12, 2013
Matthew Spears-Mareno of Kentfield was named to the honor roll for the winter term at Cushing Academy in Ashburnham, Mass.
Fine Living: Marin designers add flair to SF Showcase
Shelley and Company Interior Design created the fashionable Dressing Room at the San Francisco Decorator Showcase which runs now through May 27.
Marin's public access video provider faces funding shortfall
The Community Media Center of Marin is struggling to cope with a projected budget deficit of about $250,000 per year over the next three years.
Retracing Harriet Tubman's swampy path to freedom
Thorns pierced my slacks as I traipsed through the swamp, dodging deep, inky pools and thanking my lucky stars that it wasn't mosquito season.
Sacto 911: Missing man from South area has been found
The Sacramento County Sheriff's Department reports that a missing man last seen leaving a south area hospital has been found.
Drowning confirmed as cause of death for man who fled Ross police
The coroner's office has confirmed that drowning was the cause of death for a man who jumped into Corte Madera Creek to elude police four months ago.
Honoring our maternal ancestors at San Rafael's 'Mothering Tree'
Lily Bartone-Garcia, 8, of San Rafael hangs a hand-painted rice paper leaf on "The Mothering Tree" in downtown San Rafael, Calif.
Marin sends fire crews to help with Southern California blazes
More than 65 Marin County firefighters and their support staff are helping to contain the Springs Fire in Ventura County and the Panther Fire in Tehama County during what fire officials are calling an early start to the fire season.
Sheila E. to Perform this Weekend
San Jose CALIFORNIAWorld famous drummer and percussionist Sheila E. will perform and be interviewed this weekend at the Cathedral of Faith in San Jose.Sheila Escovedo, daughter of Latin jazz legend Pete Escovedo, is widely known for her drumming and percussion talents.
The man in charge of surveying California's snowpack to measure the amount of water that will flow into storage reservoirs over the next few months had bad news Thursday.
Master Gardeners: Reap nature's rewards with native plants
MARIN GARDENERS are blessed with a mild Mediterranean climate that allows us to grow a large variety of plants from many places around the globe.
Master Gardeners: Reap nature's rewards with native plants
MARIN GARDENERS are blessed with a mild Mediterranean climate that allows us to grow a large variety of plants from many places around the globe.
Craftsman home in Ross open Sunday
Remodeled in 2002, this classic craftsman home features Herbeau fixtures, custom cabinetry and radiant heating.