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Federal lawsuit accuses Tiburon man of $75 million investor scheme
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.
By KEVIN HESSEL ·Seeing through the clouds: Belvedere researcher uses AI to unlock aurora data
A Belvedere college senior built AI that can see the northern lights through clouds, recovering aurora data scientists thought was lost.
By TYLER CALLISTER ·
Come to the Table aims to bridge Marin's racial divide over dinner
A free dinner in Marin City seats strangers together on purpose: 25 local residents, 25 from elsewhere in Marin — all to bridge one of the county’s deepest divides.
By TYLER CALLISTER ·
A Tiburon yoga teacher urges others to find calm in chaos
“You teach best what you most need to learn.” A Tiburon yoga therapist turned her own chronic pain into a career — working with elite athletes and local students alike.
By TYLER CALLISTER ·
ARTalk, Senior Expo at the library
Two free events at the Tiburon library this week: • April 16: How cartooning meets fine art • April 17: Senior Expo with classes, music, lunch + more
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 ·
Joel Stephen Coopersmith
Joel Stephen Coopersmith, age 88, passed away peacefully on March 8, 2026, surrounded by loving family and close friends.
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Tiburon skipper makes history in Australian offshore racing series
Tiburon's Ron Epstein and his Bacchanal crew are the first non-Australians ever to win the six-race Blue Water Pointscore.
By TYLER CALLISTER ·
A coup in the park
Hundreds attend the performance of ‘Julius Caesar’ by the San Francisco Shakespeare Festival at Zelinsky Park behind Tiburon Town Hall on April 4.
Investigation faults guides in Tahoe avalanche that killed Tiburon skier
Report: The guides chose a route through a known danger zone and allowed the group to travel in numbers that multiplied their collective risk.
By KEVIN HESSEL ·Woman who worked as Tiburon nanny arrested for alleged credit-card fraud
A San Francisco woman allegedly used her former employer’s credit card to make more than $60,000 in charges for airline tickets, luxury hotels, cosmetic and spa services and more.
By TYLER CALLISTER ·Huffman calls for FBI, SEC probe of Pacific Private, Tiburon founder
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.
By KEVIN HESSEL ·
Tiburon artist laureate to mark Earth Day with reflective walk at Blackie’s Pasture
Tiburon’s artist laureate will lead an interactive art walk along the Richardson Bay shoreline on April 22 to commemorate Earth Day.
By FRANCISCO MARTINEZ ·Bird sculptures could land at South of the Knoll or Tiburon ferry lawn; cost tops $68K
Metal sculptures of two birds in flight could be Tiburon’s next public-art project, though officials say they would need to secure funding before recommending the installation.
By FRANCISCO MARTINEZ ·
A couple encourages each other to pursue their goals
Natalie Newbury and Kevin Garrett aren’t letting the wind and light rain stop them from getting their steps in on the Old Rail Trail on March 31.
By FRANCISCO MARTINEZ ·
‘Together with Art’ exhibit at Town Hall highlightsAsian American and Pacific Islander cultures
“Together with Art" features Asian American and Pacific Islander artists and artists of others backgrounds who participate in AAPI cultural activities.
By DIANE SMITH ·
Gregory Michael Hart
Gregory Michael Hart was born and raised in Los Angeles, CA, by loving parents John and Bonnie Hart.
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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 ·
PG&E power outage affects over 5,000 Tiburon Peninsula customers
A Pacific Gas and Electric Co. power outage has left 5,154 customers without electricity across the Tiburon Peninsula and parts of Mill Valley, with the cause listed as unknown.
By KEVIN HESSEL ·
Tiburon extends club's pickleball hours amid noise debate
Pickleballers will be able to hit the courts at the Tiburon Peninsula Club seven days a week after town officials OK’d expanded hours of play.
By FRANCISCO MARTINEZ ·
