Budget cuts reduce Tam drama sections as longtime director departs program

Mill Valley will renovate its only softball field after years of restrictions blocked improvements

Mill Valley proposes shifting sidewalk liability to property owners

Chris Lundy joins Dipsea's short list of four-time winners

Strawberry's Seminary project approved: what it means for Mill Valley

Your Mill Valley Briefing for Sunday, June 14

Mill Valley budget proposal: a major capital program and a pension question

The City Council takes up the proposed 2026-2028 budget Monday. The proposal projects revenues growing faster than expenditures and includes a $24.2 million capital improvement program, more than double what the staff report describes as the city's historical average of $5 million to $10 million annually.

Planning Commission greenlights plan to replace Sloat's nursery yard with three homes

Planning Commission recommends approval, but City Council must still sign off before any homes can be built.

Mill Valley moves to cut affordable housing requirement after decade of near-zero construction

It was an acknowledgment that one of the highest inclusionary rates in the Bay Area had produced almost nothing, according to a staff report prepared for the hearing.

Mill Valley hillside expansion draws drainage dispute

Mill Valley's hillside lots were built out before modern drainage standards. Many homes sit close to property lines not because of anything their owners did, but because the terrain made the standard rules impossible to meet. Expanding them often requires a variance.

Marin County set to vote on landmark Strawberry development

The Marin County Board of Supervisors votes Tuesday on a 337-unit mixed-use development at 201 Seminary Drive on the former Golden Gate Baptist Theological Seminary campus in Strawberry. The project would add 184 new residential units, renovate 139 existing ones and build a 150-unit senior care facility. Seventy units would be priced as affordable housing.

Mill Valley has spent years preparing for fire season. Here is where things stand.

Your Mill Valley Briefing for Sunday, June 7

Cheaper, faster, simpler: Mill Valley rewrites the rules for new businesses

Where would 865 homes go in Mill Valley?

Your June 2 ballot: what's on it and how to read the results

Your Mill Valley Briefing for Sunday, May 31

Marin Transit is growing. Golden Gate Transit is not.

Bothin Marsh: a vision, a timeline, and a funding gap

Measure E explained: A renewal, a restoration, and what it means for your tax bill

Your Mill Valley Briefing for Sunday, May 24

City approves removal of heritage redwood damaging a Throckmorton Avenue home

A TUHSD trustee threatened to resign in a way that would deadlock the board

City Council adopts Boyle Park master plan and digs into the details

Mill Valley's road tax heads to November ballot

Mill Valley schools switch lunch vendors after student taste test

Boyle Park's first master plan in 35 years goes to City Council Monday

Your Mill Valley Briefing for Sunday, May 17

Mill Valley ranks 4th in Marin for emergency alert signups - the goal is 90% by 2030

Mill Valley picks a yardstick for bike progress