Earlier this month, Mayor Kate Colin endorsed Daryoush Davidi for City Council 2026. This milestone is meaningful not only for the campaign, but for San Rafael voters who value experienced, steady leadership. Mayor Colin brings more than two decades of public service, community engagement, and hands-on collaboration to the city, and her support reflects confidence in Daryoush’s commitment to responsible, community-focused governance. Daryoush is honored by the endorsement. A

One of the things Daryoush Davidi is most proud of in this campaign is the grassroots coalition he has built, bringing together neighbors, local business owners, and people who have spent years giving back to San Rafael. Several of those voices recently shared their support through letters to the editor of the Marin Independent Journal, including Gary Ragghianti, Paula Freschi Kamena, Gary Phillips, Rachel Kertz, and Leigh Bakhtiari. In his letter, Gary Ragghianti, who served

Daryoush Davidi is proud to be trusted by local leaders who know San Rafael, care deeply about our community, and understand what it takes to serve it. His growing list of supporters includes San Rafael Mayor Kate Colin, Vice Mayor Rachel Kertz, former Assemblymember Marc Levine, Marin County District Attorney Lori E. Frugoli, and retired Marin County District Attorney Paula Freschi Kamena. They are joined by former San Rafael Mayor Gary Phillips, former Vice Mayor Andrew McC

Daryoush Davidi recently sat down with Andrew Couch for an episode of the Sound Legacy Podcast. Produced right here in San Rafael, the podcast celebrates local elders, great storytellers, and people making a difference in their own communities. In the conversation, Daryoush shares his journey from a childhood in revolutionary Iran to building a thriving small business in San Rafael, a story built on hard work, second chances, and a deep commitment to community. He also talks