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Firefighters tend to a prescribed burn on a hillside.
 September 21, 2026
Public Safety

Prescribed Burn at Angel Island State Park to Continue as Early as September 23

Partner agencies pick up operation that started September 8; public asked to refrain from calling 9-1-1

Closeup of the Civic Center's famed spire.
 September 21, 2026
Community and Assistance

Help Decide Where Housing and Community Funds Should Go in Marin

County of Marin recruiting volunteers for three key committees.

A person's hand holds a smartphone and the words AlertMarin are promoted.
 September 16, 2026
Public Safety

County to Test its AlertMarin Warning System

Office of Emergency Management to send notification at 10 AM September 26.

Wall mural shows pelicans flying in formation with pieces of trash in their mouths.
 September 10, 2026
Environment

‘Every Piece Inspires Change’ Campaign Inspires Marin to Clear the Way for El Niño

MCSTOPPP debuts litter-picking creek critter decals on streets and invites residents to join community cleanups to help keep litter out of local waterways.

A T-shirt designed by When Simon Met Ralph
 September 10, 2026
Arts

Rehabbed Luxury Brand Brings Art and Fashion to Civic Center in October

Visionary designers from When Simon Met Ralph to display works with ceramicist Susan McKinney during three-month show.

A bus advertisement promose the Suicide Prevention phone line 988.
 September 10, 2026
Health

Connection at the Heart of Helping Someone in Mental Distress

Free events during Suicide Prevention Awareness Month promote healing and hope across Marin.

Children sit in a row at school desks in a screengrab from the 1968 film.
 September 9, 2026
Arts

Free Public Screening Coming on Film about Sausalito-Marin City Schools Desegregation

On September 17, a panel discussion will follow BBC’s documentary ‘The Mood of America’ from 1968 at Marin Center’s Showcase Theater.

Architectural rendering of an entrance to a new affordable home at the former U.S. Coast Guard housing complex.
 September 9, 2026
Development and Planning

$27 Million in Tax Credits Clears Path for Affordable Housing at Former Coast Guard Site

54-unit community in Point Reyes Station, the largest development in West Marin, to begin construction in early 2027.

Two female inspectors stand next to a truck and test gasoline pumps at a station.
 September 9, 2026
Community and Assistance

County’s Weights and Measures Inspectors Protect Everyone Everyday

The 2025 annual report shows key results from 9,921 inspections at Marin businesses.

About a dozen people sit in the shade of a tree at a park.
 September 9, 2026
Health

Prepare for Excessive Heat this Week in Marin

Forecast of high temperatures prompts warning from National Weather Service.

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