The filing period for the June 2 primary is open, and candidates can run for seats ranging from Congress to governor and local offices.

Belvedere’s City Council slashed a homeowner’s $698,400 construction penalty in half last week, granting partial relief in a marathon appeal that detailed two years of project delays from contractor problems, flooding and serious illnesses.   Homeowner Marshall Miller wanted the penalty wiped out entirely for his project at 431 Golden Gate Ave., which finished 627 days past the city’s deadline, but the council voted unanimously Feb. 9 to cut the penalty by 299 days. That leav

Liveaboard Chad Wycliffe struggles to find housing ashore while navigating state relocation rules and expired vouchers.

The Richardson Bay Regional Agency is claiming victory in its fight to clear the anchorage of derelict vessels.

Sacramento requested one additional legal clause to fully satisfy state requirements for how cities justify their housing sites.

Projects include structural fixes, tree work, improved safety features and accessibility upgrades.

Developer issues notices to vacate, with work targeted to start in August.

Unpermitted hillside work by a prior owner still remains after six years.

In response, police chief admits 23 agencies potentially violated privacy and immigration laws when accessing system.

The Belvedere Parks, Open Spaces and Lanes Committee set its 2026 priorities around an “Inform and Improve” theme focused on the city’s walking lanes.