Marin County sheriff’s deputy rescues motorist from car filling with water in dramatic video
A Marin County deputy is being called a “hero” on social media after rescuing a motorist trapped in a car that was rapidly filling with water during this week’s storms, an event caught on the deputy’s body camera and shared by the Sheriff’s Office.
After a wild ride last year, 2025 appears to be kicking off with demand for condominium units increasing in both locales.
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Marin schools allocated $10.3M in state lottery fundsMarin school districts scored $10.3 million from the state lottery without buying so much as a Royal Riches scratch-off ticket. The money was part of the $2.3 billion the California Lottery ...
An off-duty sheriff's deputy from Marin County shot two dogs that were attacking people in Suisun City Saturday morning, ...
In the aftermath of catastrophic fires in Los Angeles, residents in Marin are expressing rising concerns about new housing construction planned in high fire zones. Save Dominican Valley, a group of ...
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Marin County’s latest storm caps watery weekMount Tamalpais has received more than 18 inches of rain since the weeklong series of storms began, according to the National ...
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