Historic church and parsonage in Camp Meeker, CA, renovated into modern homes, are for sale at $1.295 million, offering a mix of history and comfort on nearly half an acre.

Novato police arrested two individuals, Jason Ware and Imereta Faalogoifo, after a chase following a theft at Ulta Beauty; Ware was charged with grand theft and felony evading.

A lockdown was initiated at two schools in Occidental due to a social media threat. Students were safely reunited with families; the investigation is ongoing.

Mill Valley has finalized a joint agreement for the shared use of Friends Field between the City and the School District, prioritizing student access while ensuring community use.

After a highway chase, Petaluma Police detained suspects involved in a Nike store robbery at Petaluma Village Premium Outlets, including primary suspect Jose Garcia Cruz.

Marin County Board may declare a "shelter crisis" to expedite the creation of emergency housing, which could bypass local zoning laws for three years.

Improvement work on Bellam Boulevard US-101 and I-580 ramps in San Rafael begins March 10, with expected traffic disruptions despite avoiding daytime ramp closures.

A man in Windsor was arrested for DUI after colliding with a parked car and trying to flee. He had prior inhalant abuse arrests and was found hiding items, including nitrous oxide canisters.

Marin County Parks and local fire will conduct controlled burns in Maurice Thorner Preserve and San Geronimo Park to manage vegetation and reduce wildfire risk, asking residents not to call 911 for smoke reports.

Juvenile suspects attempted an armed robbery in Vallejo; police arrested three after the victim identified them. The incident involved a gun but it was not recovered.

An 18-year-old was arrested for the burglary and vandalism of John Reed Elementary in Rohnert Park, leading to a school closure and ongoing investigation.

Police in Novato arrested Vallejo man Parrish Wallick for assault, resisting arrest, and narcotics distribution following a domestic disturbance call.

A DUI arrest in Fairfield led to multiple detentions after a traffic stop escalated when a passenger resisted and other occupants interfered. The driver and two men were jailed; a female passenger was cited and released.