

Federal prosecutors charge Tiburon man in $103M Pacific Private collapse
Mark Hanf of Tiburon, founder and former CEO of Novato-based Pacific Private Money, has been charged with charged in federal court with money laundering and conspiracy to commit wire fraud.

Kevin Hessel
3 days ago8 min read


New fitness studio approved for downtown Tiburon
Five Points Fitness plans free weights, cardio, self-adjusting strength machines and a recovery area with two kinds of saunas. The owners are targeting a February 2027 opening.

Francisco Martinez
Aug 191 min read


Tartine Bakery opens its doors at Strawberry Village
San Francisco's Tartine Bakery formally opens its first North Bay store today, Aug. 19, at Strawberry Village shopping center.

Kevin Hessel
Aug 143 min read


New Business: Marin Service Course opens new bike shop at The Boardwalk
Marin Service Course, owned by Tiburon's Peter Lucas, has opened a second location at The Boardwalk.

Tyler Callister
Aug 121 min read


New Business: Club Pilates adds to fitness scene at Strawberry Village
Club Pilates has opened at Strawberry Village, joining a cluster of fitness businesses that already includes Pure Barre, Orangetheory, StretchLab and Hot Yoga Republic.

Tyler Callister
Aug 51 min read


New Business: Hydration Room offers IV therapy, injections for health and wellness
Treatments range from a $215 hangover IV to a $65 Skinny Shot, plus ongoing GLP-1 weight-loss and testosterone-replacement injections.

Tyler Callister
Jul 221 min read


Bungalow Kitchen plans lunch, lower prices under new operator
New operator Justin Massei says prices will come down and he wants the restaurant to be a spot families can visit weekly, not just for special occasions.

Francisco Martinez
Jun 301 min read


Family-owned Thep Lela at Strawberry Village closes after 33 years
The Kamloons have cooked Thai food in Marin since 1990, surviving a building demolition, forced relocation and COVID before lease talks ended their 33-year Strawberry Village run.

Tyler Callister
Jun 232 min read


Tiburon moves to make sidewalk dining permanent
The council waived the $765 application fee for the six restaurants that already have temporary outdoor dining permits. They will still pay a $180 annual renewal fee.

Francisco Martinez
Jun 231 min read
Pacific Private Money’s mortgage fund seeks bankruptcy protection
The bankruptcy follows a revoked lending license, a state desist order and a federal lawsuit alleging $75.8 million in investor funds were funneled to Hanf-controlled entities.

Kevin Hessel
Jun 231 min read

