Giuseppe Ricapito is a reporter for the Marin Independent Journal, focusing on local news in Marin County, California. With his work also appearing in publications such as the East Bay Times, North Bay Business Journal, and The Mercury News, Giuseppe covers a range of topics including city developments, government initiatives, community events, and memorials.
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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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The Ross Town Council has agreed to pursue a pilot program to install street cameras that read license plates.
By: Giuseppe Ricapito
A San Anselmo traffic study months in the making includes a range of safety recommendations for the downtown area.
The Ross Town Council approved a pilot to install eight motion-activated cameras that photograph license plates. Personal identifying information will not be recorded. It’s estimated a system will cost $25,200 to lease in the first year.
An “atmospheric river” storm blasted Marin County with steady rain and stiff winds Wednesday as a prolonged stretch of wet weather swept into the region.
The project at Natalie Coffin Greene Park will install prefabricated steel truss structures to replace the wooden ones that had been there.
Fairfax has delayed a vote on a controversial anti-camping ordinance until the new Town Council members are seated on Dec. 4.
The torrent of rain that has inundated Northern California won't derail Thanksgiving travel plans for Justin Koehler.
By: Giuseppe Ricapito
By: Giuseppe Ricapito
A proposed procedural guide governing the Fairfax Town Council will face review when its new members are seated next month.
The short-term-rental ordinance in Fairfax is being relaxed to allow for more applicants in the town's program.
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