Giuseppe Ricapito is a Reporter at various publications including East Bay Times and The Mercury News. He covers a diverse range of topics such as regional interest, world news, crime, social issues, and public security, with a focus on construction, architecture, and planning. Giuseppe's work has been featured in notable outlets including Government Technology, Silicon Valley Business Journal, and Firehouse Magazine.
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Giuseppe Ricapito's focus is on local government, business and industry, as well as cultural and societal topics within the Marin County area of California. His articles cover a wide range of local events and developments, including emergency response plans, closures of long-standing businesses, notable deaths in the community, city council actions, renter protections, and retirements.
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Sausalito could consider ballot measures to further the city's housing plans.
The Tiburon Peninsula Club is poised to increase the hours that its members can play pickleball.
By: Giuseppe Ricapito
The Sausalito Sustainability Commission outlined its goals for the year during a meeting of the City Council.
Kent Whitson of Sausalito practices his serve on one of the new pickleball courts at Marinship Park in Sausalito, Calif., on Tuesday, Jan. 28, 2025. (Alan Dep/Marin Independent Journal)
Officials in Tiburon are seeking information from the public about their driving habits to close out a nearly yearlong traffic study.
Tiburon planning officials have received a preliminary application for three downtown housing developments comprising 120 apartments.
By: Giuseppe Ricapito
The City Council received an assessment from the staff about the factors behind the inundation of Dec. 27.
By: Giuseppe Ricapito
Thompson Dorfman has submitted a final design map and other documents for the 40-residence Mallard Pointe project.
The longtime civic leader was a two-term council member, a planning commissioner and the city’s first board member at Sanitary District No. 5 of Marin County.
By: Giuseppe Ricapito
After revisions, the Belvedere City Council had approved the 40-home Mallard Pointe project on the lagoon, but the project still faces hurdles as the developer works through the permit process.
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