Adrian Rodriguez is a reporter at Marin Independent Journal. He covers key topics such as transportation, the environment, and urban development, with a focus on public transportation and transportation policy. Adrian's work has been featured in notable publications including Diario EL PAÍS, East Bay Times, and The Sacramento Bee.
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Adrian's coverage is heavily focused on local government announcements and legal policy regulations, particularly in the Marin area of California. His articles predominantly cover topics related to local government, transportation, water management, housing, and parks and recreation.
Given his focus on local news with a particular emphasis on government-related topics such as transportation and water management, Adrian may be interested in receiving pitches from experts or stakeholders who can provide insights into these specific areas within the Marin community.
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By: Adrian Rodriguez
The long-planned overhaul was bogged down by delays and glitches involving the “next generation” system.
By: Adrian Rodriguez
The amended plan is expected to be presented to MWPA board before the end of the year. If approved by the board, the plan will return to the Coastal Commission this winter for final approval.
The San Rafael City Council voted unanimously on Monday to adopt an updated bicycle and pedestrian plan to guide projects for the next five to 10 years.
By: Adrian Rodriguez
The proposed project on Fourth Street used to have 345 apartments, including 52 designated as affordable. Now the developer seeks 197 apartments, with nine reserved as affordable.
By: Adrian Rodriguez
Residents along Point San Pedro Road said they were blindsided when on-street parking was eliminated to make way for bike lanes.
By: Adrian Rodriguez
Neighbors continue to voice consternation over the plan to remove a left turn lane from westbound Second Street onto Marquard Avenue.
Three vessels were already out of service for regular maintenance when the engine failed on the M.V. Napa.
AI has a lot of utility these days, especially those in tech; from automation to writing and supporting applications solo (like I do at work) it has become a major tool for doing work. Local AI PCs are gaining focus these days to move development closer to the developer than leaving it to subscription-based AI services.
Golden Gate Ferry has four vessels out of service, disrupting the schedules in Marin County and San Francisco.
By: Adrian Rodriguez
Two viable concepts include adding parking garages to accommodate the growing ridership.
