TWENTY-FIVE PEOPLE huddled around card tables in a basketball gym in Novato on a recent Monday night, most of them Hispanic, to learn about housing policies and answer survey questions.
The April 7 event was part of an outreach in conjunction with the release of a new report called Rooted in Marin, which illuminates the details of Marin County’s housing crisis. It included graphs with descriptions of population patterns and neatly presented renter protection policies by city.
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