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Marin IJ: Marin Officials Question Projections in Regional Growth Plan – Draft Plan Bay Area 2050+

Marin IJ: Marin Officials Question Projections in Regional Growth Plan – Draft Plan Bay Area 2050+

Marin County leaders are challenging the assumptions used to shape a regional plan that aims to guide housing affordability, transportation and climate resilience over the next 25 years.Specifically, Marin officials said population and job growth projections in the...
Transit Agencies Across the Bay Area to Begin Accepting Credit & Debit Cards – The Move Follows a Similar Switch by BART

Transit Agencies Across the Bay Area to Begin Accepting Credit & Debit Cards – The Move Follows a Similar Switch by BART

Paying for bus, train and ferry rides across the Bay Area just became a little easier. Beginning Wednesday, riders on nearly every transit agency in the region will be able to use their credit or debit cards — rather than just pre-paid Clipper cards — to pay for all...
Marin IJ Editorial Board: The Future is Bright for Marin Ferries: Golden Gate Ferries, a Bay Area Public Transit Success, is Charting an even Brighter Future.

Marin IJ Editorial Board: The Future is Bright for Marin Ferries: Golden Gate Ferries, a Bay Area Public Transit Success, is Charting an even Brighter Future.

Golden Gate ferries, one of the Bay Area’s public transit success stories, is charting its path to an even brighter future. The Golden Gate Bridge board, which runs the ferries, is planning to spend more than $118 million to build two new boats that are faster and run...
Mill Valley Middle School Unveils Environmental Impact Report

Mill Valley Middle School Unveils Environmental Impact Report

After more than two years of soil and air testing, public meetings and debate, a final environmental impact report was released Friday on plans to upgrade Mill Valley Middle School. The 1,249-page report was posted as required on the district website 10 days before...