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Tiburon shows modest gains as mid-cycle housing review looms
Tiburon has permitted 54 of the 639 housing units the state requires it to make room for by 2031 — about 8.5% as the planning cycle approaches its midpoint.
By FRANCISCO MARTINEZ ·Grateful Dog owners appeal for help after flood stalls business
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.
By TYLER CALLISTER ·
Vandals cut wiring, disable irrigation at McKegney, South of the Knoll parks
Tiburon is working to repair an estimated $20,000 in damage to the irrigation systems at McKegney Green and South of the Knoll Park after someone cut the wiring.
By TYLER CALLISTER ·
Tiburon woman charged with embezzling more than $1.2 million
A Tiburon woman has been charged in San Francisco with embezzling more than $1.2 million from a small, family-run contracting company over several years.
By TYLER CALLISTER ·Corinthian Yacht Club to host regatta for Parkinson’s research
The inaugural Sailing4Parkinson’s regatta is set for April 11-12 at the Corinthian Yacht Club in Tiburon and marks World Parkinson’s Day.
By FRANCISCO MARTINEZ ·
From local training to global outreach, teen diver champions marine awareness
As an ambassadiver, Tiburon teen Avery Fisher is teaching scuba diving and advocating for ocean conservation.
By TYLER CALLISTER ·
Juneteenth, Jewish festivals to return to Tiburon this summer
Tiburon’s annual Juneteenth and the local Chabad’s Jewish Festival will both return this summer, though the town’s annual spring celebration of Persian culture has been postponed to the fall.
By FRANCISCO MARTINEZ ·Del Mar’s six-seven Mathletes team takes second in tournament
Del Mar Middle School’s sixth- and seventh-grade Mathletes team finished second out of 14 teams countywide for the 2025-2026 season.
By EMILY LAVIN ·
A Michelin-starred chef balances work with cycling
After decades of success cooking — and eating — Passot says exercise has helped balance out his calories.
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 ·
Thomas ‘Stan’ Meyler
Born in Wexford, Ireland, on December 11, 1938, Thomas Stanislaus Meyler, M.D., known to all as “Stan,” lived a life of medical distinction, family devotion, and humor.
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Shakespeare at Zelinsky Park, local author at library
Tiburon author Brian Barth will be part of an April 2 panel discussion on homelessness, while the SF Shakespeare Festival will present “Julius Caesar” April 4 in Zelinsky Park.
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 ·
Tiburon pushes on with park designs as $6M price tag looms
New amenities in several Tiburon parks, including on the site of former sanitation ponds, are one step closer to becoming a reality after officials approved pursuing final designs for four projects.
By FRANCISCO MARTINEZ ·
Officials advance $2.58 mil idea to link Tiburon Town Hall, library as public emergency hub
Draft plans to convert Town Hall and the library into a joint emergency hub carry a $2.58 million price tag, officials revealed last week, as the joint disaster ouncil voted to support the concept.
By TYLER CALLISTER ·
Belvedere finds single viable site for downtown kayak launch — in Tiburon
After examining six potential sites for a downtown paddle-craft launch, Belvedere officials found just one viable option — a not-quite-accessible beach by the Corinthian Yacht Club parking lot.
By TYLER CALLISTER ·
Belvedere secures housing certification after yearslong delay
More than three years after its state-mandated deadline, Belvedere has officially secured certification of its housing plan.
By TYLER CALLISTER ·Tiburon to rethink traffic-calming ideas for Greenwood Beach Road
Warning signs, vegetation trimming and a mountable mini-roundabout could improve safety for cars, bicycles and pedestrians along a well-trafficked stretch of Greenwood Beach Road leading to Blackie’s Pasture.
By FRANCISCO MARTINEZ ·Tiburon parks board backs plans for public-art project featuring faux street signs
A public-art proposal to place 15 faux street signs bearing positive messages from Blackie’s Pasture to downtown is likely headed to the Town Council for final consideration.
By FRANCISCO MARTINEZ ·
Tiburon approves $771K battery system to slash police station energy costs
Tiburon is moving forward with plans to install a battery energy-storage system at its police station that is expected to save the town at least $16,150 annually in energy costs.
By FRANCISCO MARTINEZ ·
