After years of discussion and debate, Marin County has finally unveiled a proposed ordinance that could soon lead to civilian oversight of the sheriff’s office. But a watchdog group is already sounding the alarm that the ordinance is “fundamentally flawed.”
It was a story that made national and international headlines over decades.
In 1971, lawyer Stephen Bingham had visited San Quentin Prison inmate George Jackson, a prison-rights activist, to talk abou.
Larger libraries may not be so necessary in future The recent article outlining San Rafael’s plans to build a new library was somewhat concerning (“San Rafael library supporters prepare tax measure pitch,” Dec. 12). As a longtime patron and volunteer, I find the desire to build a larger edifice hard to understand. Yes, San Rafael […]
Electric-assist mobility devices need licenses I applaud recent efforts to regulate electric-assist bicycles and scooters, which should include rules for safety and fines for violations. However, I have heard no mention of requiring these electric-assist mobility devices to be licensed by the California Department of Motor Vehicles. All motorized vehicles should be licensed and require […]