Sausalito aims to reduce public art ‘bureaucracy’
Sausalito might soon have donated art in parks and public venues. The City Council unanimously endorsed repealing a…
Sausalito considers conversion to charter city
Sausalito is considering a major governmental reorganization to give it more local control over revenues and authority to…
Sausalito pro-growth group pushes Marinship changes
A Sausalito group has launched a ballot campaign to remove decades-old obstacles to growth in the Marinship area.…
Sausalito selects port official as next city manager
Sausalito has picked a new city manager. Elaine Forbes, who has been executive director at the Port of…
Sausalito neighbors want design approach to traffic project
Sausalito officials are considering redesigned parking and pedestrian amenities around Caledonia Street. The focus emerged during the City…
Sausalito to update resident parking program
Sausalito is modernizing its technology for residents enrolled in its downtown parking program. The program allows residents to…
Richardson Bay anchor-out era nears end
Most of Richardson Bay has been cleared of illegally moored boats, according to the Richardson Bay Regional Agency.…
Sausalito lifts curtain on messy budget overruns
Behind-the-scenes turmoil contributed to Sausalito spending $1.4 million more than budgeted last fiscal year, city officials said. The…
Sausalito to require low-carbon concrete in construction
Sausalito will require builders to use low-carbon concrete. The policy, part of a periodic energy and building code…
Sausalito gets proposal for nearly 300 apartments
A San Francisco developer has notified Sausalito it intends to build a 294-apartment development in the Marinship district.…
Sausalito maritime business wins taxation appeal
The Sausalito City Council has voted in favor of a shipyard that appealed $66,000 in business license taxes…
Sausalito audit reveals $1.37M in unauthorized spending
Sausalito City Hall made $1.37 million in unauthorized expenditures last fiscal year, an auditor has found. The spending,…