Dan Eilerman News Today

The contract, approved Tuesday, disappointed advocates who have been lobbying the supervisors for over a year to help fund a $26 hourly wage for IHSS workers.

Three homeless plaintiffs sought a court order to prevent the county from removing and destroying belongings in the public right of way.

The latest review by Marin County Civil Grand Jury follows up on whether agencies have followed its recommendations from previous reports.

The advisory board, which was created in 1966, had faced persistent disruptions by a pair of critics in recent months.

Derek Johnson is scheduled to begin work in Marin on April 29.

Cindy Machado has stepped down from Marin Humane after a wide-ranging career as an advocate, law enforcer, administrator and educator.

In a new push to remove illegal campers living in vehicles along Binford Road, the county will use $100K from the general fund for the purchase program.

The caravan on Binford Road has grown from a dozen or so recreational vehicles before the pandemic to more than 100 today.

Assembly Bill 1416 aims to address the influx of money into campaigns for measures, but it lets counties decline to participate.

The governor's updated fiscal plan could mean millions of dollars in lost funding for schools in the county.