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Hesitancy to Receive Covid Vaccine Could Delay Herd Immunity
To vax or not to vax? For many, the answer comes easily, while others...
State Oversight Agency Places PG&E Under ‘Enhanced Oversight’
PG&E has not made adequate progress in utilizing risk management tools to determine where vegetation management efforts should be directed.
Number of People Living in Vehicles in Marin County Nearly Double
The count found 486 people living in 381 cars and recreational vehicles, an increase of 91% since the 2019 tally, reversing a decrease seen between 2017 and 2019.
Tensions Rising on Richardson Bay as Police Arrest Man Living on Boat
A series of tragic events culminated in the deployment of Marin County’s version of SWAT, a four-hour standoff, two destroyed boats, a fire and a dead dog earlier this month.
Four Dead Grey Whales Found on Bay Area Beaches Since March 31
"Our team hasn't responded to this number of dead gray whales in such a short span since 2019," a biologist with the Marine Mammal Center says.
Hyperlocal Social Media Network Nextdoor Attracts Buddies and Bullies
Sometimes discussions on Nextdoor breed bad behavior and downright discontent between neighbors. This is not Mister Rogers’ neighborhood.
California Sets June 15 Goal for Full Reopening
The move would eliminate the complex web of county-by-county tiers and replace it with a statewide reopening of businesses.
Newsom Gets Covid-19 Vaccine, State Opens Eligibility to Ages 50 and Over
California opened Covid-19 vaccine eligibility to all residents age 50 and older Thursday, the...
Is the Music Over at Mills College?
A hotbed of experimental sound for nearly a century, Mills College is preparing to close its doors due to financial struggles.
California Leaders Propose Nation’s First Public Banking Option
Legislators are trying to establish the nation's first public banking option that would offer no-fee bank accounts to all California residents.
Marinship Group Opposes Gentrification of Sausalito’s Working Waterfront
A Marinship-based nonprofit opposes early plans to open Sausalito's waterfront commercial district to housing developments.
Vaccine Appointments May Be Backed Up for Several Weeks
Californians frustrated by the never-ending hunt for Covid-19 vaccine appointments may have to wait several weeks until appointments are more readily available.
Mill Valley Activists to Hold Vigil in Support of Asian Community
The event, A Vigil in Solidarity with the Asian American Pacific Islander Community, will start at 2pm on Sunday, March 28.
Landowners Allege SMART Improperly Took Their Land for Biking, Hiking Trail
In a lawsuit filed last week, dozens of landowners from Sonoma and Marin counties accused Sonoma-Marin Area Rail Transit of a land grab.
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