ZeroMar is suing the Angel Island-Tiburon Ferry Co., Tiburon and state regulators, alleging $1.36 million in unpaid work on a ferry electrification project.

A federal lawsuit accuses a Tiburon man and his nine companies of diverting more than $75 million from investors instead of placing it into promised real-estate loans.

U.S. Rep. Jared Huffman called on the FBI and SEC to investigate Pacific Private Money and its CEO, Tiburon's Mark Hanf, over allegations of mismanaged funds and potential fraud.

The Tiburon residents say the business has continued to struggle, and they’re asking for community help to raise about $100,000 toward repairs and improvements.

Empty storefronts and reports of doubled rents have some residents calling Strawberry Village a “ghost town," but the center's owner says seven new businesses will open this year.

The Marin County District Attorney's Consumer Protection Unit is investigating Pacific Private Money, a real-estate lending firm whose principal lives in Tiburon. More than 130 investors say over $100 million is gone.

Owners Sam Cook and Juan Carlos Caamal expect to open Paradise Coffee by mid-March, offering daily service from 6 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Marin Peak Physio opened Jan. 3 and focuses on manual therapy, one-on-one interaction and movement education.

The restaurant specializes in fish tacos, Cubano sandwiches and aguas frescas.

Construction was to begin before year’s end, according to Tartine CEO Dar Vasseghi.