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Caltrans poised to delay Tiburon Boulevard bike lanes over bus safety
Caltrans appears poised to delay controversial plans to install bike lanes along Tiburon Boulevard from Trestle Glen Boulevard to Blackfield Drive until fiscal 2027-2028.
By FRANCISCO MARTINEZ ·
Tiburon artist laureate aims to bridge community, environment
Christa Grenawalt begins a four-year term as the town's newest cultural ambassador.
By FRANCISCO MARTINEZ ·
Tiburon resident wins best scone at fair
Paradise Cay’s Kim Gormley wins Marin Fair scone crown with lemon zest recipe; her vegan zucchini bread takes second in breads.
By FRANCISCO MARTINEZ ·
Late bartender’s daughter unearths lost recipes of Tiburon Tommie’s
Bartender’s cheat sheet from Tiburon Tommie’s unearthed, revealing long-lost recipes from the iconic tiki bar’s heyday.
By FRANCISCO MARTINEZ ·
Pandemic piano hobby turns into a Billboard-charting music career
Her single “Move Your Body Slowly" reached No. 26 on Billboard’s adult-contemporary chart.
By FRANCISCO MARTINEZ ·
NASA ember-risk maps show threats to Tiburon homes
New satellite data highlights areas where vegetation could fuel spot fires; agencies promote defensible space to minimize risks
By TYLER CALLISTER ·
Tiburon couple brings art, film to Marin County Fair
In duo’s first exhibit together, recycled insect installation and a life-spanning short reflect decades of creative work.
By TYLER CALLISTER ·
Juneteenth jams in Tiburon
Tiburon’s held its annual Juneteenth Celebration on Main Street June 22.
Teen makes history with Dipsea victory
Tiburon’s Audrey MacLean, 19, is first female runner between 10 and 33 to win the nation’s oldest trail race.
By FRANCISCO MARTINEZ ·
Caltrans moving forward with bike lanes on Tiburon Boulevard
Caltrans announced a two-phase approach that would include bike lanes next year and enhancements in 2027-2028.
By FRANCISCO MARTINEZ ·
Parents and teachers divided over cost and value of canceled camp
Bel Aire Elementary School will not participate in The Mosaic Project this fall, ending a 16-year partnership that costs the school district more than $100,000 annually.
By TYLER CALLISTER ·
Tiburon explores beach volleyball, basketball at ex-sanitation ponds site
The Town Council voted to hire a landscape designer to explore installing beach volleyball and basketball courts and a shaded outdoor lounge.
By FRANCISCO MARTINEZ ·
Rhythm, tradition shine at AAPI fest
The Tiburon Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Festival was held May 17 at Zelinsky Park.
Chipping away at fire season
Tiburon resident Ray Lynch drops off vegetation cuttings he collected from around the neighborhood at Blackie’s Pasture.
Officials warn Tiburon Boulevard bike-lane plan risks bus stops, traffic and safety
Caltrans’ 2026 project to rehabilitate and repave Tiburon Boulevard includes bike lanes that would eliminate four school-bus stops.
By FRANCISCO MARTINEZ ·
Signs, songs for Earth Day
Participants in Tiburon’s Earth Day celebration April 27 paraded along Tiburon Boulevard to Fountain Plaza.
By FRANCISCO MARTINEZ ·
Nowruz in motion on Main
Ballet Afsaneh performs traditional routines during the third annual Nowruz spring festival celebrating the Persian new year on lower...
Early bunny in Belvedere
The Ranch’s Spring Carnival & Egg Hunt at Belvedere Community Park.
Tiburon woman helps deliver shelter, hope
Kerri Murray of Tiburon is president of ShelterBox, a global disaster-relief nonprofit.
By CATHERINE TANDY ·
Marching into the season
Tiburon Peninsula Little League held its annual parade and block party, while Tiburon Girls Softball celebrated its opening day at Del Mar.
