Adrian Rodriguez is a staff reporter for the Marin Independent Journal, with a focus on local news in Marin County, California. With a background in web production and reporting, Adrian covers a range of topics including transportation, water management, and community developments.
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Adrian's coverage is heavily focused on local government announcements and legal policy regulations, particularly in the Marin area of California. His articles predominantly cover topics related to local government, transportation, water management, housing, and parks and recreation.
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By: Adrian Rodriguez
Some city leaders said the move is a bad one for the traffic-plagued, densely-populated and underserved Canal community.
By: Adrian Rodriguez
A Marin County Superior Court judge has granted a preliminary injunction blocking a San Rafael business from blaring music overnight toward a camp of homeless people.
By: Adrian Rodriguez
A former car lot in eastern San Rafael that was set to become a 184-room hotel could instead turn into a hub for Marin Transit's electric bus fleet.
The incident is one example of the conflict over how city officials are responding to the homelessness crisis that is affecting municipalities across the state.
By: Adrian Rodriguez
Judge Andrew Sweet ruled that East Bay Tire Co., an automotive service center at 773 Lincoln Ave., is prohibited from playing music “from any speaker or sound system located outside their store” between 6 p.m...
By: Adrian Rodriguez
A Marin County Superior Court judge has granted a preliminary injunction blocking a San Rafael business from blaring music overnight toward a camp of homeless people.
By: Adrian Rodriguez
San Rafael is free to enforce its regulations on homeless campers following a federal court ruling Thursday that ended a year of litigation.
By: Adrian Rodriguez
The Marin Municipal Water District wants to set tighter limits on the size of lawns of new single-family homes.
Marin Transit is looking to spend $28.2 million over the next two years to replace a number of buses and vans as it slowly transitions to a zero-emissions fleet.
By: Adrian Rodriguez
San Rafael plan to close its downtown library next month as a $3 million renovation project gets underway.
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