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Taco trouble: A two-week craze sparked debate over health rules, entrepreneurship and what residents want
A Mexican food stand that drew long lines and rave reviews on Tiburon Boulevard was shut down after two weeks over health-code violations including no permit and no refrigeration.
By FRANCISCO MARTINEZ ·
Pride on the Tiburon Peninsula
Tiburon held its inaugural Pride Picnic at Shoreline Park on May 31, organized by local couple Suki and Katya Skye.
Tiburon to test smart signals at Trestle Glen bottleneck
Tiburon's council unanimously adopted a two-year traffic study and approved up to $180,000 for adaptive signals at the Trestle Glen bottleneck on Tiburon Boulevard.
By FRANCISCO MARTINEZ ·
Draft wildfire plan flags evacuation, alerting gaps on Tiburon Peninsula
A draft wildfire plan flags low emergency-alert enrollment and limited evacuation routes as the Tiburon Peninsula's top vulnerabilities. The comment period closes May 17.
By TYLER CALLISTER ·
Belvedere listing seeks Marin record $50 million
The William Wurster-designed eight-bedroom estate spans nearly an acre across two parcels atop Crest Road.
By TYLER CALLISTER ·
Opening Day on the Bay
Boats in Raccoon Strait received blessings from the Corinthian Yacht Club’s Aurora V during the annual Blessing of the Fleet ceremony.
Angel Island plays key role in study showing one in five gray whales entering SF Bay die
A new study finds at least 1 in 5 gray whales entering San Francisco Bay since 2018 has died, with Angel Island providing a rare site to examine carcasses.
By FRANCISCO MARTINEZ ·
Little League team honors 1950s semipro Tiburon Pelicans with new name, uniforms
Baseball in Tiburon used to mean parades, dances, the whole town showing up. The Pelicans name is back — and with it, a reminder of what local sports once meant.
By FRANCISCO MARTINEZ ·
Marin Planning Commission backs 336-unit housing, campus project at Strawberry seminary
The vote advances plans for 336 new homes, a senior-care center and a graduate school to the Board of Supervisors after more than a decade of community conflict.
By TYLER CALLISTER ·
Sediment work marks start of beach restoration at Blackie’s Pasture
The project will rebuild about 1.4 acres of mixed sand-gravel beach and salt marsh at Greenwood and Brunini beaches as "living shorelines."
By FRANCISCO MARTINEZ ·
Follow-up audit finds far broader access to Tiburon license-plate data
As 41 agencies made 16,029 questionable searches — largely missed by town — Flock makes changes that conceal records, and Tiburon expands surveillance with two more cameras
By KEVIN HESSEL ·
Turnover at Strawberry Village fuels debate over rents, future
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.
By TYLER CALLISTER ·
Strawberry neighbors strike deal on seminary redevelopment plan
A Strawberry neighborhood group has dropped its opposition to the redevelopment of the former Golden Gate Baptist Theological Seminary campus after reaching a settlement with the developer.
By TYLER CALLISTER ·
Tiburon teen guitarists launch SheShreds Fest to spotlight women in music
The March 8 benefit at Marin Country Mart features Pretty Riot and Catfight, raising funds for SHE-CAN's leadership scholarships.
By EMILY LAVIN ·
Tiburon resident among nine killed in avalanche near Lake Tahoe
Families are “devastated beyond words” after nine people, including Tiburon's Kate Morse, died in the Feb. 17 avalanche outside Truckee.
By KEVIN HESSEL ·
Ark investigation uncovers federal searches of Tiburon license-plate data
In response, police chief admits 23 agencies potentially violated privacy and immigration laws when accessing system.
By KEVIN HESSEL ·
Appeals court sides with Tiburon in Paradise Drive housing-element lawsuit
California appeals court cleared Tiburon to keep a Paradise Drive site in its housing plan, rejecting neighbors’ CEQA challenge.
By FRANCISCO MARTINEZ ·
Setting fires to prevent them
Smoke rises from Angel Island as California State Parks conducts prescribed vegetation burns Jan. 28.
By FRANCISCO MARTINEZ ·
Strawberry resident launches flood app based on the tides
The app faces its first real-world test this week: NOAA projects higher-than-normal king tides Jan. 29-Feb. 2.
By FRANCISCO MARTINEZ ·
Point Tiburon Plaza parking lot could get nine townhomes
A developer plans to build nine three-story townhomes under state laws that would override zoning requirements for lot size and density.
By FRANCISCO MARTINEZ ·
