Measure P would tax Marin buildings by square footage to fund childcare subsidies and provider pay, but critics question who qualifies.

James Hall cut the wine list from 21 to 18 and rehired old staff as Patz & Hall settles into its new tasting room just steps from the Plaza.

Michael Little sued after his brother Joshua lost consciousness in the WRAP. Three Marin agencies just changed how it's used.

Lawyers for Mount Shasta and Amtrak say Jeremiah Capurro feared blacking out before firing six shots at Nicholas Detweiler.

A Chevrolet Trailblazer took down live wires on Silverado Trail, shutting the Napa road between Zinfandel Lane and Pope Street.

The new Levantine spot replaces a long-empty Montgomery Village storefront with lamb shank, kibbeh and a menu built for sharing.

UpStage Napa Valley's sixth PlayFest picks nine scripts from 75 nationwide submissions for a three-weekend noir showcase in St. Helena.

Joel Martinez Manuel allegedly fled a Garfield Drive crash before police caught up with him on South McDowell Boulevard.

The 52-acre Russian River property includes a Pinot Noir vineyard and direct river access.

California law restricts firearm possession for people who are legally prohibited from possessing firearms.

Mayor Sally Wilkinson pulled the ordinance's second reading, saying Belvedere won't promise protections it can't legally deliver.

Just four duty officers are on patrol in Belvedere right now, and city leaders want to know if teaming up with Tiburon fixes it.

El Infierno Cantina hosts the decade-old underground variety show Oct. 29, with general-admission tickets at $25 despite rising costs.