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Marin County’s well-respected Civil Grand Jury has just issued the first in a series of its 2024 reports which are released in the spring of each year. Civil grand jurors are volunteers and are selected by lot from among qualified applications for the unpaid posts. They act as local governments’ ombudsman. “What Have They Done? […]

The Bellam Boulevard offramp, where local traffic converges with commuters headed to the Richmond-San Rafael Bridge, will be changed from three lanes to four.

What the city has been trying to do is establish restrictions aimed at reducing violence, crime and littering – which have been problems with the encampments.

Fairfax officials, following in the footsteps of activists in western Marin, are developing a “dark sky” ordinance to curtail light emissions.

Critics fear the code revisions will increase the development potential of numerous properties in unincorporated areas in the county.

A town survey sought opinions from students at White Hill Middle School, San Domenico School and Archie Williams High School.

A consultant for the city determined that approximately $5 million is needed for critical system repairs in the next five to 10 years.

The Tam High girls and Terra Linda boys both clinched MCAL championships as they wrapped up undefeated dual meet seasons on Friday.

The Redwood High boys tennis team obviously didn't take too kindly to losing to the Branson School three times last season. Consider revenge fully exacted.

Redwood ace Rex Solle made his return from injury a triumphant one, allowing two hits, no runs and striking out seven in an abbreviated five-inning start as the first-place Giants kept to task with a 5-0 victory against visiting Tam.

The town has requested $500,000 from the California State Coastal Conservancy to complete the land preservation campaign.

Saturday's local events: Prep baseball: Archie Williams vs. St. Mary’s: 11 a.m., Stockton

Legislation by Sen. Bill Dodd, D-Napa, would allow petitioners to pursue a ballot measure requiring only a simple majority for approval.

At issue is whether the program discriminates against students of color, those who are not native English speakers or those with other disadvantages.

I started using methamphetamine and PCP in the 1980s after surviving an abusive childhood, and continued to use them for more than 35 years. Throughout that time, I fell into homelessness and even spent 18 years in state prison. This experience made it clear that, if we want to help people with substance use disorder, […]