Superintendent Resigns; McDonald's Offers Vaccinations: Patch PM

NORTH BAY, CA – Missed today's headlines? Here are the Patch stories from Marin, Napa, Solano and Sonoma counties that people are talking about today:

• The roadway was closed in both directions for several hours as crews transferred the fuel and cleared the wreckage.

• Superintendent Kris Cosca’s resignation is effective June 30. Dr. Jan La Torre-Derby will serve as the NUSD's interim superintendent.

• McDonald's restaurants began offering free walk-up COVID-19 vaccinations in several Solano County stores this week, including in Benicia.

• "Our conductors are ready, and on the day we achieve that milestone, they'll be handing out free passes to passengers for free train trips."

• "Toxic Algae Alert" signs are posted at Salmon Creek, and "Check For Algae" signs are posted at the Russian and Gualala rivers.

• Goats play a valuable role in fire prevention, eating through patches of grass in hard-to-reach places that reduce available wildfire fuel.

• The council voted to move forward with plan to build a 100 percent affordable 40-unit development on city-owned land at 1 Hamilton Drive.

• The ordinance bans evictions without cause through Sept. 30 due to the economic impact of the pandemic.

• Marin is also considering a temporary desalination plant, The Marin Independent Journal reports.