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The project, estimated between $192 million and $315 million, would create a new freeway connector allowing northbound Highway 101 drivers to merge directly onto eastbound Interstate 580.

Moving the problem may be the right answer to solve some problems, but the societal problem remains – there are people with no place to live.

Expensive SMART far from most convenient Recent coverage in the IJ of the Sonoma-Marin Area Rail Transit District discussed rail for moving commuters, with prospects of extending rail service northward. I think this round of stories left out the most critical information: The cost per passenger mile is far too expensive. I agree that we […]

Rob Epstein, who has held the office for 16 years, suggested the site amid a federal lawsuit over the city's new camping restrictions.

Two people were shot and one was stabbed after peaceful hours-long celebrations of Guatemalan Independence Day in San Rafael, police said Saturday. The celebrations were held at the Northgate Mall and the 1100 block of Andersen Drive, and after those crowds dispersed, others gathered at several locations in the Canal neighborhood where the violent crimes […]

The city's ordinance would require camps to be smaller and spread out, but plaintiffs say this will expose the most vulnerable homeless residents the new risks.

Decisive action is often called to address Marin’s most intractable dilemmas. Credit San Rafael City Manager Cristine Alilovich for doing just that. In her role as the Mission City’s top manager, Alilovich needed to address increased violent criminal activity committed by those with untreated mental illnesses or addicted to drugs who camp out in public […]

The city cleared a group of people from the Falkirk Cultural Center area in the aftermath of a shooting and other offenses.

The new ordinance restricts where homeless camps are allowed and how much space they can occupy.

A new ordinance would ban camps from being within 200 feet of each other, preventing mass congregations that the city deem as a health and safety problem.