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San Rafael OKs urgency law to halt evictions in Canal area
Posted: April 18, 2024
By ADRIAN RODRIGUEZ | Marin Independent Journal San Rafael has approved temporary protections for renters in parts of the Canal neighborhood following a recent wave of evictions. The
Marin public health dashboard spotlights equity gaps
Posted: March 25, 2024
By RICHARD HALSTEAD | Marin Independent Journal Marin County’s public health division has created an internet dashboard that illustrates health disparities among the county’s residents. The dashboard is
1,000 Narcan kits distributed in San Rafael to fight fentanyl crisis
Posted: March 12, 2024
by: Hamza Fahmy | Kron 4 (KRON) — Marin Health and Human Services reported on Friday that community health members in San Rafael gathered on March
Healthy Places Index Helps Community Members Identify Funding Priorities in Marin County’s Under-Resourced Neighborhoods
Posted: March 7, 2024
By: Public Health Institute Highlights The California Healthy PIaces Index is helping to engage Marin County community members from neighborhoods facing disproportionate economic, health and
Transportation officials weigh in on San Rafael Transit Center
Posted: March 7, 2024
By: KRISSY WAITE | Marin Independent Journal A view of the customer service building along Tamalpais Avenue from a presentation of conceptual designs for the San
Marin Voice: ‘Opportunity zones’ paving the way for displacement, not prosperity
Posted: February 26, 2024
By OMAR CARRERA | Opinion | Marin Independent Journal In the first week of 2024, 17 families at 400 Canal St. in San Rafael opened their
San Rafael eviction wave in Canal area revives pleas for help
Posted: February 7, 2024
By ADRIAN RODRIGUEZ | Marin Independent Journal Another eviction of renters from an apartment complex in San Rafael’s Canal neighborhood has spurred a renewed call for tenant
Elevate Communities to Lead: A Story from San Rafael’s Canal Neighborhood
Posted: January 26, 2024
By: Annie Sneed, Bay Adapt Sea level rise will impact all Bay Area shoreline communities, but it will hit some harder and faster. This includes San
Medi-Cal deal benefits 5K Marin undocumented residents
Posted: January 26, 2024
By RICHARD HALSTEAD | rhalstead@marinij.com | Marin Independent Journal Nearly 5,200 undocumented Marin County residents became eligible for full Medi-Cal coverage at the beginning of this year because of
Former councilmembers chosen as Belvedere citizens of the year
Posted: January 3, 2024
Steve Block is a retired lawyer who has done pro-bono legal work for many Marin nonprofits including Canal Alliance and Marin Legal Aid.
