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Marin County crash kills 4 San Anselmo high school teens, 2 injured

Four Archie Williams High School students were killed and two others were injured in a crash Friday evening, officials said.

NBC Bay Area on MSN · 4h

Deadly Marin County crash: Mother of survivor speaks out

Marley's mother, Jessica Glantz, said her daughter left home at about 6:50 p.m. Friday to walk to downtown Fairfax to meet up with her friends. Marley met up with the group at about 7:15 p.m. and shortly thereafter the six of them hopped in the SUV and headed for Woodacre, where one of the girls lived.

SFGATE on MSN · 1d

4 teenage girls killed in Bay Area crash identified

Four Marin County teenagers were killed and two others critically injured in an SUV crash Friday night in rural West Marin, California Highway Patrol officials confirmed. All six occupants of the vehicle were teenage girls age 14 to 16 who attended Archie Williams High School in San Anselmo.

Marin County may spend $10M on housing for workers

Marin County needs affordable housing for its employees, and like some other jurisdictions around the Bay Area, the county is ...

Marin Independent Journal on MSN1d

State backs Marin in Point Reyes housing project dispute

Cui is seeking permission to subdivide an 82-acre property adjacent to Point Reyes Station into 37 residential lots. Five of ...

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Waymo seeks state approval to expand robotaxi service to South Bay, Peninsula

Waymo is moving forward with plans to expand its driverless taxi service to the South Bay and Peninsula. Many Bay Area ...

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The San Francisco Peninsula Drives $52 Million in Visitor Spending in 2024

The San Francisco Peninsula (San Mateo County’s Destination Marketing Organization) hosted its highly anticipated Annual Tourism Luncheon on April 9, 2025, at the San Francisco Airport ...

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San Mateo man accused of following stranger had arsenal at home: PD

The charges stemmed from an incident in which the suspect, identified as 28-year-old Leqiang Wang, allegedly took photos of a stranger’s car and followed her down the San Francisco Peninsula.

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