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Chief Warrant Officer Anthony “Tony” Prescott can’t forget the evening of Aug. 7, 2015. At 10:15 p.m., when a Taliban suicide bomber breached the gate of Camp Integrity, a small
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The Special Forces soldier killed last week in Afghanistan has been recommended for the Silver Star.
Another lawsuit pitting homeless people against a city in wealthy Marin County is now in full swing. This time, San Rafael occupies the hot seat. A recent order by a federal judge has substantially diminished the impact of San Rafael’s restrictive homeless camping ordinance. In addition, the city must perform administrative tasks that may be challenging for officials to manage with its current resources.
Rob Epstein, who has held the office for 16 years, suggested the site amid a federal lawsuit over the city's new camping restrictions.
The city's law was designed to curb criminal activity, officials said, but plaintiffs argue it will break up their communities and expose the most vulnerable members to health and safety risks.