Marin DA among new alliance to ensure accountability
Residents of areas zoned for multifamily and medium-density single-family homes can now keep hens, the Marin Independent Journal reported.
Roadway improvement project wraps up paving, safety and utility work; new projects set to address lighting and landscaping
Marin County Public Health urges precautions as families and friends gather
San Rafael neighborhoods affected by pipe blockage
Messages of encouragement to be delivered to those with mental health issues
More than 3,000 vaccinated, more appointments becoming available
The Marin County unemployment rate improved somewhat as fall approached.
Young people interested in firefighting can now pursue FIRE Foundry program
Extraordinary contributions made despite challenges of pandemic
Parents can anticipate expanded appointment access as vaccine supply arrives
Racist voicemails to town administrator didn’t meet criteria to label it a crime
Public Health strongly urges continued practice to limit COVID-19 transmission
Draft ordinance affecting land in San Geronimo Valley subject of 11/8 meeting
The proposed fee schedule will go before the City Council at Tuesday's 6 p.m. meeting.
Mark Milberg’s council term went into effect Wednesday. His appointment runs through next year’s Nov. 8 Statewide General Election.
All persons camping within Lee Gerner Park as of October 18 will be offered to relocate to the Temporary Camp.
October 21 meeting will include results of recent study
New Exemption for Gyms, Offices and certain settings with 100% full vaccination
SPANISH: Los Criterios Publicados para la Eliminación de los Requisitos de Enmascaramiento Enterior de COVID-19
Recorder’s Office and District Attorney team up to help prevent crime
Those who meet CDC criteria welcomed for COVID-19 booster and flu shots
The City Council is required by state election law to appoint an interim councilmember or call for a Special Election by Nov. 14.
The Marin County unemployment rate improved somewhat during the late summer.
The City Council on Sept. 28 voted unanimously to consider the menthol ban at a future date.
Boundary adjustments to supervisorial districts depend on final census figures
Elderly and highest-risk categories prioritized; healthy advised to wait
Compliance of terms remains important facet of public safety
Residents are encouraged to “Know Your Zone” and Subscribe to Alert Marin
County, City of Larkspur, Episcopal Community Services partner to serve vulnerable residents
The city can appoint an interim councilmember to represent District 5 or call for a Special Election by Nov. 14.
Draft ordinance affecting land in San Geronimo Valley subject of October meeting
Local flavor bans and public advocacy influenced by team of teens
Warning to remain in place until 8 p.m. Monday, September 20
Every ten years, local governments across the country adjust how district lines are drawn based on U.S. Census data.
More than 1 out of every 10 Marin County rental households are behind on rents as of early August, according to a new analysis.
Approximately 94,000 tallied and 31,000 in hand as canvass of election begins
Learn about Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program at Sept. 22 online session