The project, which has secured $25.6 million in federal grant funding and $33 million in bridge toll revenue, aims to consolidate bus and rail service on a 3-acre site in downtown San Rafael by 2028. The Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District is pushing forward with a multi-year effort to replace the existing San […]
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