Mary Cassatt’s first North American retrospective in 25 years at the Legion of Honor

As one of the leaders of the French Impressionist movement and the most celebrated woman artist of her era, Mary Cassatt was an artist who used women, their activities, and the sp... Read More

Election Matters with SDR, Opinion

From propositions to the school board, here are our endorsements for the November 5, 2024, election

By Susan Dyer Reynolds

Editor’s note — These endorsements are the views of Susan Dyer Reynolds, not necessarily the views of The Marina Times. “The quality of independence was almost wholly le... Read More

Sports Corner

Giants honor Orlando Cepeda

By Richard Keller

It was the top of the sixth inning of the Giants-Dodgers game at Oracle Park on June 28 when the news of Orlando Cepeda’s death came over the loudspeaker. A photo of the Giants�... Read More

Real Estate

A market with lots of moving parts

By Garey De Martini

The arrival of October means there are only a few weeks remaining in this year’s fall selling season. Historically, home sales have tended to slow towards the middle and end of ... Read More

The Best of Books

The Marina Books Inc. best sellers

By Chris Hsiang

Here is a list of the most popular books sold last month at Books Inc. in the Marina: HARDCOVER FICTION1. Creation Lake, by Rachel Kushner2. The Life Impossible, by Matt Ha... Read More

MomSense

Surviving college drop-off

By Liz Farrell

We survived! It’s a moment you spend 18 years preparing for, but can never truly be ready for — the rollercoaster of emotions around dropping your oldest child off at college.... Read More

Television

Something wicked this way comes: Reviews of ‘The Penguin,’ ‘Agatha All Along’ & ‘Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story’

By Erin Maxwell

Who knows what evil lurks in the hearts of men? Or witches? Or crime bosses running seedy underground nightclubs? We take a look into three new series that explore the lives of vi... Read More

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