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Latest reporting from the Public Safety desk.

Public Safety

Latest reporting from the Public Safety desk.

Public Safety

Latest reporting from the Public Safety desk.

Hayward man arrested in Marinwood lottery-ticket burglary

Marin County Sheriff's detectives arrested Mario Anthony Bass, 39, of Hayward after he allegedly broke into the Marinwood 76 station with a crowbar and stole more than $5,000 in scratch-off lottery tickets, then tried to cash them in Alameda County.

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San Rafael launches donated Yamaha rescue WaveRunner

San Rafael Fire held an Oct. 8 launch ceremony for a Yamaha water rescue craft donated by Jeff Craemer and the San Rafael Fire Foundation.

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A white and blue WaveRunner labeled 50R11 docked at a marina pier with two people in rescue gear nearby.
Grainy surveillance image showing a person in a dark hooded top and light-colored trousers near a doorway.

Hayward man arrested in Marinwood lottery-ticket burglary

Marin County Sheriff's detectives arrested Mario Anthony Bass, 39, of Hayward after he allegedly broke into the Marinwood 76 station with a crowbar and stole more than $5,000 in scratch-off lottery tickets, then tried to cash them in Alameda County.

Grainy surveillance image showing a person in a dark hooded top and light-colored trousers near a doorway.

Hayward man arrested in Marinwood lottery-ticket burglary

Marin County Sheriff's detectives arrested Mario Anthony Bass, 39, of Hayward after he allegedly broke into the Marinwood 76 station with a crowbar and stole more than $5,000 in scratch-off lottery tickets, then tried to cash them in Alameda County.

Tan and black dog wearing a blue harness curled up on a couch cushion, tongue out.

Marin Humane warns pet owners: don't skip rabies shots

Marin Humane's Lisa Bloch warns San Rafael pet owners that anti-vaccine sentiment is spreading to veterinary medicine, threatening decades of rabies protection, and reminds residents that California and Marin County law require dog and cat vaccination.

Radio towers surrounded by standing floodwater near San Francisco Bay during a king tide.

King tides raise flooding risk in San Rafael

NOAA is forecasting exceptionally high king tides from Sunday, Aug. 9 through Thursday, Aug. 13, that could flood San Rafael's low-lying streets and Canal neighborhood, with county officials warning tides may run up to 0.8 feet above predictions due to warm ocean water and El Niño conditions.

A black Novato Police Department Ford Explorer patrol SUV marked "NOVATO POLICE," parked on a residential street.

Marin County manhunt underway after targeted Novato shooting

Travis Lee Wine, 31, was fatally shot in a targeted, gang-related attack in Novato's Ignacio neighborhood on Aug. 4, and the gunman remains at large after a multi-agency manhunt involving the Marin County Sheriff's Office, CHP aircraft and a K-9 unit.

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San Rafael workers train as disaster service responders

San Rafael's Office of Emergency Services trained all city employees as Disaster Service Workers on Aug. 5, reinforcing the legal requirement that every municipal worker mobilize during a declared emergency and urging residents to take the same preparedness steps at home.

YouTube thumbnail for the City of San Rafael video "Is This Our New Normal? Rising Flood Risks in San Rafael," showing a flooded street with partially submerged parked cars.

San Rafael's Canal faces worst flood risk in decades, scientists say

Climate scientists warned at a state senator's Aug. 4 town hall that record Pacific Ocean temperatures and converging tidal cycles could produce the highest sea levels ever recorded on the California coast around Christmas 2026, posing serious flooding risk to San Rafael's Canal neighborhood.

Arched glass-roofed corridor with two levels of offices and ornate gold decorative elements.

Family sues Marin County over jail death of Tammy Manzanilla

The family of Tammy Manzanilla filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against Marin County and the Central Marin Police Authority, alleging jail staff ignored her worsening medical condition during 18 hours in a sobering cell before she was released and died at a hospital in April.

Three firefighters in gear stand outside a fire-damaged residential garage with a car visible inside.

Peacock Gap Garage Fire Destroys Rare DeLorean, No Injuries

A 1984 DMC DeLorean was destroyed in a garage fire at 141 San Marino Drive in San Rafael's Peacock Gap neighborhood on Sunday, July 26, after a mechanical malfunction ignited the engine; two residents escaped unharmed.

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