Senior News Reporter

George Kelly

A mere $2,500 was enough to keep the sliver of federal waterfront accessible during the government shutdown.

Cows are out; elk are in. Environmental groups appear to have gotten what they wanted. What does that mean for the future of farming in Marin?

Teddy Hayden tempts death — and the authorities — with his risky, sometimes illegal descents of park outcrops, city steps, and concrete ruins.

More than 60 state parks are offering Jan. 1 hikes guided by park staff or seasoned volunteers.

Many locals believe the chain guardrails to be historic, but officials say they were installed in the 1990s. 