Richard Halstead

As San Rafael prepares to absorb thousands of new apartments downtown, it might lose a major grocery store for the people living there.

A Novato-based investment company and affiliates have filed for bankruptcy protection amid a crush of investor lawsuits and government investigations.

A second-place contender for a seat on the Marin County Board of Supervisors has requested a manual recount.

A developer with an approved plan to build a five-story residential care center with 106 apartments in unincorporated Mill Valley has withdrawn the project.

A group of tax-control advocates has sued San Rafael on claims the city is illegally taxing residents by requiring garbage and recycling collectors to pay millions of dollars in franchise fees and other special fees.

Marin County supervisors have unlocked a key funding source for the Oak Hill low-income housing project: $41 million in tax-exempt bonds.

It wasn't the nightmare that Marin officials had been dreading, but neither was it a dream come true.

By Marin residents will soon be getting a clearer picture of the county's plans for building an $83 million fire headquarters at the site of the former San Geronimo Golf Course.

The county’s plan is to begin construction on the San Geronimo Valley complex by next summer and complete the project by December 2028.