A drafted ordinance phases out commercial sales of tobacco and nicotine products after testimony on health concerns.
Property owners seek residential housing and senior care facility at former seminary location.
The program will provide structured social activities and a catered lunch while caregivers receive a four‑hour break.
Proponents push for a safer cycling route while opponents raise major concerns over the estimated $100 million price tag.
A forthcoming order will require wastewater plants around the Bay Area to reduce nitrogen discharges by 50 percent by 2035​.
The City formally acknowledges its history of racial exclusion and redlining.
City Council implements new safeguards and reduces data retention for its license plate cameras in response to public privacy concerns.
These building will now be recognized as nationally significant architectural and civic landmarks.
Locals packed a Board of Supervisors meeting following storms that repeatedly submerged major roads and cut off a floating home community.
Supervisors approved an emergency proclamation to address an estimated $3.5 million in flood damage from recent severe storms.
Council approves rezoning and design review, clearing the way for 45 affordable housing units after extensive community input.
A company is developing a 100% affordable housing project, consisting of 42 rental units.
Supervisors unanimously approved lowering the speed limit on a road with recent fatalities to 30 MPH.
The development will be constructed to serve the older population, offering memory care and assisted living.
The proposal would bring hundreds of housing units to the Strawberry peninsula.
Supervisors approve $266.6 million for the multi-year project, which will upgrade 296 apartments and temporarily relocate residents.
Sea levels are expected to rise 3.3 feet by 2085 at Stinson Beach, officials said.
The Oak Hill Workforce Housing Project is now in year five of planning.
Linn Walsh and Danielle O’Leary bring local expertise to key policy roles.
Animal welfare groups are against a plan to cull barred owls to save spotted owls at national parks and monuments including in Marin County.
The proposal would move 32 of 74 affordable housing units initially planned for Marin City to a site at Tam Junction.
The City Council this week approved a proposal to place a 1 percent sales tax increase on the November ballot. Here's what to know.
The ordinance would cap the number of vacation rentals to prevent existing residents from being priced out of the rental market.
Sea levels along the United States coastline are projected to rise by between 10-12 inches by 2050.
Google researchers used real-world data to help inform new evacuation plans for Mill Valley and surrounding areas.
The cost of the project would be covered by federal grant money.
Nominations Close Friday for one open Mill Valley City Council seat to be decided in a special election scheduled for March 5.
The discussion will focus on access provided to federal immigration authorities.
The polls are closed and voters have had their say on state and local races.
There are two vote centers open on election day in Mill Valley.
The Golden State's next big election is just around the corner. Here's what you need to know about registering.
From where to cast an early ballot to information on candidates and initiatives — here’s your local voter guide.
Mill Valley's assistant city manager will file a request with the district's board of director to apply for annexation.
Sashi Sabaratnam cited a recent divorce that is prompting a move north to Sonoma County.
The Town Council last week elected Jim Wickham and Urban Carmel as mayor and vice mayor.
Check with Patch for updated Election Day results.
Voters have had more than a month to choose among candidates in the state’s new universal vote-by-mail system.
At least one NorCal city fell under extreme water restrictions this month, and worsening drought could trigger even stricter regulations.
The following is a joint message[External PDF] from the registrars in 11 San Francisco Bay Area counties, including Marin County.
San Rafael, CA – Marin County, long considered a leader in sustainability practices and environmental causes, is putting the final touch ...