Adrian Rodriguez
Marin IJ
San Francisco Bay Area, CA, United States
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San Rafael slated for $3.8M in wildfire safety projects
The city and the Marin Wildfire Prevention Authority plan more prescribed burns and other work to mitigate hazards. → Read More
Marin wildlife center expansion plan passes design review
The proposal for a new WildCare headquarters is headed to the San Rafael Planning Commission after securing the support of the city’s Design Review Board. → Read More
Fairfax joins Marin’s single-use foodware ban
Under the new ordinance, businesses are required to use of specific types of compostable foodware for takeout services and reusable items for dine-in customers. → Read More
San Rafael bans camping at Albert Park, but judge blocks action
The City Council’s move followed increasing complaints about illicit activity involving the homeless people living at the site. → Read More
San Rafael tenants call for rent control in Canal neighborhood
Several lived at 400 Canal St., a 99-unit complex at the center of the debate over gentrification after tenants were asked to voluntarily relocate as a multimillion remodel ensued this fall. → Read More
San Anselmo considers policy update on murals
Town officials are preparing to draft regulations covering public property and private commercial sites. → Read More
Barnes and Noble Booksellers to close Marin store
Barnes and Noble plans to exit its space along Highway 101 on March 12 after more than 15 years at the site. → Read More
Corte Madera bookstore to close, with furniture retailer moving in
Barnes and Noble plans to exit its space along Highway 101 on March 12 after more than 15 years at the site. → Read More
San Anselmo council backs plan for shared fire services
Now that the three constituent towns have weighed in, the Ross Valley fire board is set to make a decision on Wednesday. → Read More
Larkspur planning board approves controversial townhome project
The mixed-used project at Magnolia and Estelle avenues has generated strong opposition from residents, but officials say they are hamstrung by housing laws. → Read More
San Anselmo considers pandemic aid for building upgrades
Town officials propose to use nearly $3 million in federal funds on five projects, including the renovation of the Butterfield Road fire station. → Read More
Larkspur will keep municipal offices at City Hall
The council voted 3-2 to upgrade the landmark building on Magnolia Avenue rather than moving operations to the new library site. → Read More
Corte Madera takes closer look at single-use foodware ban
Council members said they want to ensure that any potential regulations would not overburden businesses still recovering from the COVID-19 pandemic. → Read More
Larkspur seeks feedback on proposed single-use foodware ban
The ordinance under consideration would require the use of specific types of compostable foodware for takeout services and reusable items for dine-in customers. → Read More
Larkspur commission delays decision on office park renovation
The owners of 300 Drakes Landing are facing pushback from residents over a plan to reduce the size of the community room. → Read More
San Rafael affordable housing site serves evictions after legal defeat
The notice says tenants at the R.V. Park of San Rafael, whose owners lost an appeal over the city’s rent ordinance, have until Oct. 31 to vacate. → Read More
Larkspur storm drain update calls for big investment
The update brings the total estimated need for storm drain system investments to $22.5 million, up from $13.7 million when the plan was approved in 2019. → Read More
Larkspur townhome project set for planning board review
The proposal calls for 20 residences and retail space at the corner of Magnolia and Estelle avenues. → Read More
San Rafael evictions mount after Canal area fire
The company that owns 400 Canal St. says 14 apartments must be vacated for repairs. The move comes after tenants of five apartments were displaced in the Dec. 19 blaze. → Read More
San Rafael prepares 2-way conversion of downtown street
The work on B Street, an offshoot of the $20.8 million Third Street rehabilitation project, is expected to start this summer. → Read More