Marin County’s 2023-24 Civil Grand Jury has issued a report, “What Have They Done? An Update on the Responses to the 2022-2023 Marin County Civil Grand Jury Reports.” Of multiple reviews from last year’s jury findings, the report titled “The Coming Wave of Older Adults — Is Marin Prepared?” has the potential to impact Marin’s […]
San Geronimo fire station will serve the county well We would like to express our appreciation for the recent actions by the Board of Supervisors to acquire the former San Geronimo Golf Course, with the goal of building a new Marin County Fire Department station and headquarters on a portion of the property. We are […]
The Board of Supervisors approved the creation of a plan to spend the revenue, and it allocated more than $500,000 over two years for planning, outreach and engagement.
Richmond Bridge proposal exposes issues with MTC In what will be a tragedy for the environment, for Bay Area commuters and public transport users generally, the Metropolitan Transportation Commission will lose, and deserves to lose, the vote on its next bond issue (“Marin officials skeptical of regional transportation tax plan,” Nov. 26). Despite being someone […]
Protect state’s coast from too much housing After reading the recently published article by CalMatters in the IJ (“California pro-housing bills clash with coastal protections — again,” March 26), I suspect that many members of the state Legislature are too young to remember (or were not even born) when the California Coastal Zone Act was […]
A lower-than-expected voter turnout and an aggressive opposition campaign likely combined to sink a Tamalpais Union High School District bond measure in the March 5 primary election, supporters said this week.