Francisco Martinez

Tiburon Councilmember Holli Thier has conceded the 12th Assembly District primary, running fourth with 14% of the vote.

Tiburon plans to spend $8M in fiscal 2027 on streets, parks and storm drains, part of a $21.2M five-year infrastructure program.

Fifteen street signs bearing positive messages have gone up along Tiburon's waterfront and trails as part of a public-art project sponsored by the Heritage and Arts Commission.

Elaine Petrocelli opened her first bookstore 50 years ago without knowing what a business plan was. Book Passage now hosts roughly 1,000 author events a year.

The Belvedere-Tiburon Library is proposing a $3.78M budget for fiscal 2027, projecting a $16,000 surplus and a nearly 4% cost-of-living raise for staff.

Tiburon's town manager warned the council that funding parks, a corporation yard rebuild and traffic improvements may require taking on debt and asking voters to approve new taxes.

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.

Parks commissioners directed consultants to cut costs on two neighborhood park designs before either advances to the Town Council, citing price sensitivity and a tight municipal budget.

Mert Lawwill, a Tiburon resident for more than 50 years and the 1969 AMA national motorcycle champion, died May 6 in Idaho. He was 85.

Tiburon resident Jenna McKnight has authored a new reference book on mid-century modern design, featuring 60 examples spanning architecture, furniture, glassware and more.