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In the end, after five sheriff’s deputies arrived, David Lee Hoffman agreed to leave the Lagunitas property into which he has poured his unbridled creativity for over 50 years. After he drove his boxy Honda S.U.V. down the long, winding driveway on Tuesday morning, they locked the iron gate behind him. “Insanity!” he said upon […]

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Almost four weeks after a 58-foot fishing boat ran aground at North Beach, salvage crews have dismantled the ship, leaving fishermen to ask why it wasn’t saved. The Lake Bay was carrying roughly 40 tons of squid when it washed ashore in the early hours of Aug. 21 in the Point Reyes National Seashore. The […]

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Twenty-five years ago, West Marin engaged in an impassioned debate about whether to change the name of Tomales High School’s sports teams—the Braves—and abandon its mascot, a Native American in a feathered headband.  After 18 months of debate and discussion, the Shoreline Unified School District board settled on a compromise: The name would stay, but […]

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The latest official count of West Marin’s homeless population surged for the second time in a row, largely driven by the closure of 12 ranches and dairies in the Point Reyes National Seashore. The count shot up from 120 people to 251, between 2024 and 2026. Known as a point-in-time count, the federally mandated tally […]

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Five defendants, including three siblings, have pled not guilty to charges connected to a drug bust in Lagunitas last month. The suspects—Mark Woodard, 58; Isaiah Makonen, 28; Forever Makonen, 25; Starlight Makonen, 23; and Sarah Gilmore, 22—face several counts, including for manufacturing illegal drugs, conspiring to commit a crime, obstructing arrest, destroying evidence, a...


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