Will Houston

The study aims to help the Marin Municipal Water District identify a preferred project by May 2024.

The new online tool, released in its beta version this week, seeks to promote more collaboration across agencies on larger wildfire prevention projects.

Officials aim to select a construction contractor in December for the five-year, $880 million project.

The bill would restrict Caltrans from using the herbicide Roundup in counties such as Marin where restrictions on these products are in place.

The Point Reyes National Seashore held its first public meeting on its proposal to take down the Tomales Point barrier.

The city ordinance would allow developers to choose among six architectural styles.

The Transportation Authority of Marin board voted to accept a strategy outlined by the Marin County Climate and Energy Partnership.

Tony Williams, the general manager of the North Marin Water District, said the plan would place onerous requirements on agencies that have already been successful in reducing water use.

The relatively low number of conflagrations around the state has allowed local fire crews to remain in the county to focus on vegetation projects.

The urgency ordinance took is intended as a stopgap measure while the city develops a broader strategy.