A second driveway at Bill Graham's old hilltop estate split Corte Madera into feuding camps, and now a trust lawsuit and a councilmember's leaked secrets are escalating things.

Sonoma, Napa and Marin voters now cast ballots at countywide vote centers instead of precinct sites, but researchers say the shift hasn't boosted turnout.

Marin County officials warn San Rafael's elementary schools could lose control of their own budget within years.

Measure X would let the Sausalito City Council, not voters, approve future waterfront zoning changes.

Sausalito signing ties strict new chatbot safety rules to Orange County teen Adam Raine's death, with new legal requirements taking effect in July 2027 amid an existing lawsuit.

Parents will be able to excuse elementary kids from lessons like LGBTQ storybook readings — but the district won't track who opts out.

Retired trial lawyer Maja Kristin surprised every teacher in the San Anselmo and Fairfax district with a check, calling local school funding an injustice.

San Anselmo voted to leave Marin County’s flood district, but homeowners are still paying the fee. Now advocates want refunds for money collected since the exit.

Sausalito’s new city manager, Elaine Forbes, was arrested on suspicion of burglary less than three weeks after taking office, the city says. Officials have offered few details as the Marin County Sheriff's Office investigates.

San Rafael approved a $208.2M budget that keeps police and fire funding intact but leaves projected gaps; staff are testing transfer‑tax and public‑safety ballot options.

San Rafael will absorb Marinwood’s fire staff over a three‑phase plan starting July 1, with a $350K city payment to shore up staffing and a path toward full consolidation.

Renee Giacomini Brewer will take over as Napa's city attorney Aug. 24 under a three‑year, $290,000 contract after City Council approval.

A new, celeb‑filled short called "Comeback City" frames San Francisco’s rebound — and campaign filings show who paid for the pitch.