News across Greater San Francisco
City of San Rafael
Published 4 hours ago10/5/26: Night Work Notification – 1492 Lincoln Ave
PG&E’s subcontractor, Summit Line Construction, will be conducting night work near at 1492 Lincoln Ave to perform overhead electrical maintenance in the area. They will be implementing a shoulder and lane closure during the project so traffic will be able to get through the area.…
Point Reyes Light
Published 6 hours agoMarin’s Flock data breached
For years, Tara Evans made the daily journey from Stinson Beach to bring her children to and from school over the hill, without knowing that automated license-plate readers installed by the Marin County Sheriff’s Office were collecting data on her and others’ routine movements.…
Point Reyes Light
Published 6 hours agoFamilies decry crash review
Eleven months after a Fairfax teenager was charged with misdemeanor vehicular manslaughter in connection with a deadly Woodacre crash, families of some of the victims are calling for a more complete investigation by the state agency tasked with examining road collisions. “I want…
Point Reyes Light
Published 6 hours agoMarshall waterfront on the market
A 17-acre property that hosts three landmark establishments on the eastern shore of Tomales Bay has been put on the market for $13 million. Its sale will mark the end of a century of ownership by a Croation émigré family—and a turning point for the town of Marshall. The site is…
Point Reyes Light
Published 6 hours agoHoffman backers appeal to supes
A procession of people beseeched the Board of Supervisors on Tuesday to save David Lee Hoffman’s fabled Last Resort from the wrecking ball and let the unconventional octogenarian return to the Lagunitas property he has owned for over half a century. The fate of the sprawling…
Point Reyes Light
Published 6 hours ago“Stones from the River” by Ursula Hegi
A couple of weeks ago I read that the author Ursula Hegi had died. I remembered reading her “Stones from the River” back in the 1990s—it was one of Oprah’s Book Club picks in 1997, which resulted in a position on the New York Times best seller list and a print run of two million…
Point Reyes Light
Published 6 hours agoNature Notebook, October 1, 2026
The sky will hopefully treat us to the sight of the Draconid meteor shower from Oct. 6 to 10, peaking on Friday, Oct. 9. Fog permitting, it may be easy to view for two reasons. It radiates from the constellation Draco, which is next to the Little Dipper, a constellation that is…
Mission Local
Published 6 hours agoCapt. Perdomo feels your pain: Mission SFPD leader in hot seat at community meeting
Residents describe open drug use, dirty streets and slow response times, while the captain points to the limits of the law. Capt. Perdomo feels your pain: Mission SFPD leader in hot seat at community meeting
Danville Police Arrest 16-Year-Old Male on Gun Possession Charge
THE FOLLOWING IS A DANVILLE POLICE DEPARTMENT RELEASE On September 29, 2026 at approximately 4:51 p.m., an officer with the Street Crimes Unit ...
Mission Local
Published 7 hours agoMeet the District 8 candidates: Should the city stop giving out drug use supplies?
The District 8 candidates supervisor candidates share their thoughts on Mayor Daniel Lurie backing away from harm reduction measures. Meet the District 8 candidates: Should the city stop giving out drug use supplies?
Town of Fairfax
Published 9 hours agoTown Newsletter | September 29, 2026
Read our latest newsletter to learn about: Artwalk Photos and Recap Tree Ordinance Updates Coming New Fairfax Ballot Box and Election Info Center Blvd. Vegetation Clearance Halloween Festivities and so much more! Subscribe to the newsletter Subscribe to get this newsletter sent…
Mission Local
Published 10 hours agoHow do you handle it when San Francisco weather gets hot?
San Francisco has famously cool summers, but it does warm up and this is how residents deal with the heat. How do you handle it when San Francisco weather gets hot?