Council shifts members on key boards, balancing experience and new voices to guide the town's water, transit and growth efforts.
The town approved $145,000 for the plan, aiming to boost business growth and engage the community.
Council approves removing a landmark redwood, citing safety and property risks despite resident appeals for preservation and review.
A shortage of Section 8 housing vouchers since 2024 has left many of those who remain unclear where they stand with county services.
A 37-year-old woman was shot and killed by an Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent in Minnesota.
Residents of the senior mobile home park have been in a financial battle with the city.
The outgoing Novato Chamber of Commerce President also highlighted the city's efforts to foster a supportive, business-friendly environment.
The council’s annual reorganization is a longstanding tradition in the city.
The initiative aims for zero traffic-related deaths or serious injuries throughout the county.
Local residents are criticizing the plans to add a new Costco mega gas station.
The City Council has appointed a longtime community member and public works leader.
The former city manager held the position for 17 years before retiring in 1992, officials said.
Prop. 50 countered a Texas gerrymandering effort by President Trump to keep his party's congressional majority.
As of Nov. 3, there were 173,896 registered voters in Marin County.
The board of supervisors will vote at their next meeting on whether to allocate funds to provide food to CalFresh recipients.
The City announced Monday that the councilmember had died.
The City announced the death of the city councilmember and former mayor.
The topics discussed will be about homelessness, commission appointments, new public work director and a housing project in the works.
A new event series plans to bring information and resources on employment, housing and social services.
The Marinwood Coalition Against Segregation voluntarily dropped the lawsuit against the County.
The board of supervisors has now approved tentative agreements with a majority of its represented employee groups for 2025-28.
"It's an incredible community," said 13-year resident Serena Fisher.
Residents have nearly paid off a loan to own the mobile home park but said the city wants more money.
The Career Explorer Program provides teens with employment experiences working for the county.
City-run camps that were canceled due to the strike will not resume.
The union represents the city's street maintenance workers, building inspectors, park and recreation coordinators, and city planners.
The county and local organizations have come together to offer transitional housing for homeless youth.
Groups dedicated to supporting sustainable food systems and natural resources on working lands can apply.
San Francisco Supervisor Jackie Fielder wrote to city officials demanding answers to questions about the handling of recent protests.
The agricultural industry supported over 1,000 jobs and generated hundreds of millions of dollars in 2023, a report found.
The County joins local jurisdictions stating they are defending local autonomy, community trust, and immigrant rights.
The county is in active negotiations with multiple employee groups.
The program will transition due to the newly adopted ordinances.
Many displaced ranch workers have nowhere to go after 14 ranches closed down in the area.
The lawsuit is connected to a Southern California magazine company and the fine was six figures.
The Board of Supervisors will meet Tuesday.
By next school year the new rules are expected to be in effect countywide.
Fall is on the horizon and crews are hard at work to prepare creeks, levees, pump stations and roads for storm season.
"If the city receives this funding, it's going to our roads, going to our police officers, going somewhere that needs it."
County leaders will consider a proposal to build 125 units of affordable housing at the corner of Miller Creek Road and Marinwood Avenue.