Marin County and San Rafael investing millions to fight impending El Niño storm impacts

As Marin County and surrounding cities continue to absorb significant impacts from winter weather, local governments are committing substantial funds to prepare for the heightened risks of the upcoming El Niño season across the Bay Area.
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