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Local Government

Latest reporting from the Local Government desk.

Local Government

Latest reporting from the Local Government desk.

A Golden Gate Transit bus parked near a waterfront, with text announcing service changes effective September 13, 2026.

Route 114 loses two Friday trips starting Sept. 18

Golden Gate Transit will eliminate two Friday trips on Route 114 starting Sunday, Sept. 13, cutting the 6:14 a.m. departure from Mill Valley's E. Blithedale & Tower stop and the 2:59 p.m. return from San Francisco as part of a broader efficiency overhaul.

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A Golden Gate Transit bus parked near a waterfront, with text announcing service changes effective September 13, 2026.

Route 114 loses two Friday trips starting Sept. 18

Golden Gate Transit will eliminate two Friday trips on Route 114 starting Sunday, Sept. 13, cutting the 6:14 a.m. departure from Mill Valley's E. Blithedale & Tower stop and the 2:59 p.m. return from San Francisco as part of a broader efficiency overhaul.

· 2 min read

A Golden Gate Transit bus parked near a waterfront, with text announcing service changes effective September 13, 2026.

Route 114 loses two Friday trips starting Sept. 18

Golden Gate Transit will eliminate two Friday trips on Route 114 starting Sunday, Sept. 13, cutting the 6:14 a.m. departure from Mill Valley's E. Blithedale & Tower stop and the 2:59 p.m. return from San Francisco as part of a broader efficiency overhaul.

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A smiling man in a gray suit and striped tie leaning on a wooden post in an outdoor patio setting.

Marin County chief probation officer Marlon Washington dies unexpectedly

Marlon Washington, Marin County's first African American chief probation officer and a champion of rehabilitation programs including services at the Southern Marin Annex in Marin City, died unexpectedly on Friday, July 10, 2026, after six years leading the department.

Hikers and a dog walk up a dirt fire road through oak trees toward King Mountain, with the Larkspur hillside visible in the background.

King Mountain summit opens to public after decades behind locked gate

The Marin County Open Space District Board voted Tuesday, July 14, to accept a privately funded donation of the 161-acre King Mountain summit property, nearly tripling the preserve and opening a long-fenced ridgetop to Larkspur and Corte Madera hikers for the first time in decades.

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