MARIN COUNTY PRESS RELEASE It’s greatly reassuring when a community affected by a natural disaster can rely on the support of local government agencies. To boost eligibility for such reimbursements, the County of Marin is proposing a move to roll a mitigation plan into its master planning … [Read more...] about Marin County looking for ways to get more state funding after a disaster
San Rafael
County Supervisor Lucan announces intent to run for State Assembly
Eric Lucan, in his first term as a Marin County Supervisor has announced he will seek promotion to the 12th Assembly District currently held by Damon Connolly. Meanwhile, Rep. Connolly has announced he will seek a promotion to the State Senate. Here is Lucan's press release on the … [Read more...] about County Supervisor Lucan announces intent to run for State Assembly
San Rafael Council to discuss homeless encampments
The San Rafael City Council will be meeting Monday, April 7 at San Rafael City Hall, 1400 Fifth Avenue. Meeting Details: Special Meeting: Begins at 4:30 PM to interview and appoint two new members to the Voter Approved Tax Oversight Committee. Closed Session: Begins after the … [Read more...] about San Rafael Council to discuss homeless encampments
Drunk driver damages busy San Rafael intersection
Last night, (4/2) just after 8:00 PM, SRPD Officers responded to a solo-vehicle collision at the intersection of Second Street and B Street in Downtown San Rafael. When officers arrived at the scene, they found a pickup truck that had caused major damage at the intersection. The pickup truck had … [Read more...] about Drunk driver damages busy San Rafael intersection
San Rafael narcotics probationer arrested on meth charges, firearms possession; bail set at $1 million
In February 2025, Detectives from the Marin County Specialized Investigative Unit (SIU) initiated an investigation into an individual suspected of manufacturing and selling methamphetamine in Marin County. The suspect, Jesse James Starr, was found to have been released from prison in 2023 after … [Read more...] about San Rafael narcotics probationer arrested on meth charges, firearms possession; bail set at $1 million
Probation checks find 5 violations; no arrests
Unannounced checks of Marin County residents on active supervised probation for DUI offenses resulted in five individuals found in violation but no arrests, according to the Marin County Probation Department. On March 30, the department’s Specialty Courts Unit led a compliance operation targeting … [Read more...] about Probation checks find 5 violations; no arrests
Scouts collecting books for under-resourced kids in partnership with Book Exchange of Marin
A unique partnership, Scouting for Books, has been formed between Marin's Boy and Girl Scout troops and the Book Exchange of Marin. During April, Marin scouts will collect gently used books from their homes, friends, and neighbors, which will be donated to the Book Exchange. Each year, the Book … [Read more...] about Scouts collecting books for under-resourced kids in partnership with Book Exchange of Marin
Oakland man fishing for mussels dies on Marin beach
On Tuesday March 25 at approximately 3:30 p.m. it was reported to 9-1-1 a man fishing for mussels on the shoreline of Rodeo Beach within the Marin Headlands fell into the surf. He was rescued by surfers, who witnessed the event, pulled to shore but was determined to be unconscious and … [Read more...] about Oakland man fishing for mussels dies on Marin beach
Driver killed in cop chase in San Rafael, CHP called in to investigate
On March 28th, 2025, at approximately 0257 hours, a Deputy with the Marin County Sheriff’s Office on patrol attempted to stop a vehicle for driving recklessly in the area of Andersen Drive and Bellam Boulevard in San Rafael. The vehicle failed to yield to the Deputy’s emergency lights and … [Read more...] about Driver killed in cop chase in San Rafael, CHP called in to investigate
Marin closely watching federal impact on local resources
Dear Neighbors, Spring has arrived bringing longer days, spring showers, warmer weather, and vibrant blooms—perfect for hikes and even a few walking meetings. As the season of renewal begins, we also take time to assess our financial outlook. On March 25, the Board received an update on budget … [Read more...] about Marin closely watching federal impact on local resources