Marin Transit will be offering county-wide free fare days starting on Saturday, October 31, when polling places open, through Election Day on Tuesday, November 3.

Election Day is fast approaching and the COVID-19 pandemic has changed the way we are voting in the November election.

Marin County Board of Supervisors is accepting applications for appointments to five local special district boards of directors.

Before each statewide election, thousands of Californians sign up to help put on the single most important event we hold in a democracy.

The election is less than 100 days away! Are you registered to vote? Would you like to apply for vote-by-mail ballot? How about volunteering as a poll worker?

The filing period for more than 130 local offices for in the Nov. 3 general election opens today.

At their October 21, 2019 meeting, Council discussed the interim vacancy on the Council created by Jessica Jackson’s October 8, 2019 resignation.

Marin voters will be asked to renew the sales tax in November to create a reliable funding stream of approximately $27 million each year to address local needs and priories identified by the community.

The funds generated by the Municipal Service Tax improve the condition of City streets, reduce fire hazards, and shorten emergency response times.

The City is underway with the first phase of our annual road pavement project to improve roads on more than 35 streets all over town. This year’s project will target more than $4 million toward improvement of our local roads and sewer facilities.