Fewer owls, more e-bike support: what a year of Mt. Tam data actually shows

Tam Union's records-request bill jumped 440 percent in a year

Mill Valley needs these ADUs to hit its housing goal. Whether they're rented isn't part of the math.

Your Mill Valley Briefing for Sunday, September 13

After months of debate, Mill Valley council moves to finalize pay raise at $650

Mill Valley's building permits hit $15.35 million in August, the biggest month of 2026 so far

Pumps, pools and a police chief search

Library, clubhouse, tennis courts: where the city's big projects stand

Your Mill Valley Briefing for Sunday, September 6

Parks Commission wants bocce in Mill Valley, but needs advocates first

Mill Valley's commute is the shortest it's been in decades. Here's why you aren't seeing it on local roads.

City considers fencing off Depot Plaza's redwood grove

Tam High's first full week under a bell-to-bell phone policy

Your Mill Valley Briefing for Sunday, August 30

The vote at Grethel's Bakery

On August 25, 1900, voters streamed into the upstairs hall at Grethel's Bakery to decide whether Mill Valley would govern itself.

How much hill can you move? Planning commission draws a line at Hillside project

Mill Valley school district builds out its first rules for classroom screen time

County girds for potentially historic El Niño winter, with Tam Junction flooding among the risks

Marin County's marsh path redesign would reroute 807,000 annual crossings, and add new access points near Tam Junction

Your Mill Valley Briefing for Sunday, August 23

The crookedest railroad in the world

On August 22, 1896, a train left Mill Valley and climbed to the summit of Mount Tamalpais for the first time, carrying the residents of a town that was six years old and not yet incorporated.

Mill Valley's price gap over the rest of Marin keeps widening

Council approves sidewalk repair subsidy for property owners

What Marin does with Tam Junction next depends on what it hears by Monday

We walked every block of downtown. Here's what's really empty.

Your Mill Valley Briefing for Sunday, August 16

The school that started in a shack

On Monday, Aug 3, 1908, seventy students filed into a rough-board structure with a canvas roof on a sloping knoll near Mill Valley Junction and began the first day of classes at Tamalpais Union High School.

California's fire numbers are down this year. Southern Marin's exposure isn't.

Phones lock up as TUHSD heads into a pivotal school board election

Parks Commission settles on three months for rule-breaking coaches