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1 In 3 Marin Pet Owners Can’t Cover A $1,000 Emergency, Study Says (opens the original)
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MARIN COUNTY, CA — Nearly half of pet owners surveyed over the summer in Marin County and nearby Bay Area communities said they could not confidently identify their pet’s biggest breed-related health risk, while one in three said they could not cover a $1,000 emergency without going into debt. The findings come from a 2026 Breed Risk Report by Pet Emergency & Specialty Center of Marin, which surveyed 300 California dog and cat owners through online panels from June 22 to July 14. The survey incl
‘Big Impact In Small Packages’: Mill Valley Remembers Beloved Mother, Cashier (opens the original)
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MILL VALLEY, CA — Mill Valley city officials and community members honored a longtime Safeway cashier during a September City Council meeting, remembering her as a familiar and beloved presence to generations of local shoppers. Mayor Max Perrey said the council would adjourn the meeting in Mary Murphy’s honor and described the response from residents following her death. “Mary recently passed,” said Mayor Max Perrey. “I knew Mary from having gone to Safeway pretty much my entire life, and she wa
A Divided City Council Backed A New Bay Area Transit Tax Despite Worries On Oversight In Redwood City (opens the original)
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REDWOOD CITY, CA — Redwood City’s City Council voted 4–1 to endorse the proposed Connect Bay Area regional transit sales tax for the November 2026 ballot, casting the measure as a crucial backstop for Caltrain, SamTrans and other agencies still struggling with post-pandemic deficits. Assistant City Manager Derek Wolfgram said the measure would send return-to-source funding back to San Mateo County, with 24 percent of the county’s share earmarked for Caltrain, 27 percent for BART, 7 percent for M
Drivers Face Higher Prices As Redwood City Moves Toward Data-Driven Downtown Parking (opens the original)
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REDWOOD CITY, CA — Redwood City drivers were told to expect higher meter prices and a more data-driven parking system after the city council voted at their mid-September meeting to support a moderate overhaul of its downtown parking program and modest immediate rate hikes. The council voted 5–0 to endorse the program and staff’s recommended on-street rate increases on Sept. 14, with city staff directed to conduct outreach to downtown businesses before proposing additional changes. Engineering an
Tobacco Sales Face Final Countdown in Mill Valley (opens the original)
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MILL VALLEY, CA — Mill Valley moved closer to becoming a tobacco‑free retail zone after the city council voted unanimously Monday to introduce an ordinance that would end commercial sales of cigarettes, vapes and other nicotine products within city limits. The measure, which still required a second reading, would prohibit the retail sale and delivery of commercial tobacco products and electronic smoking devices in Mill Valley. FDA‑authorized nicotine cessation products would remain legal. Counci
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