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

Daryoush Davidi recently met with residents of San Pedro Cove for a community meet and greet hosted by Sam and Nancy Schecter. The gathering provided an opportunity for neighbors to speak directly about the issues affecting their families, businesses, and neighborhood. Three priorities emerged clearly from the conversations: public safety, economic vitality, and infrastructure improvements. Residents emphasized the importance of keeping families and neighborhoods safe. They a

Daryoush Davidi recently spent time with community members at the Touch-a-Truck event at San Rafael High School, where families had the opportunity to interact with local first responders and explore the emergency vehicles that help keep San Rafael safe. The event, sponsored by the San Rafael Police Department, celebrated the dedication of police officers, firefighters, and other public safety professionals while creating memorable experiences for children and families throug

Daryoush Davidi recently attended the All County Chamber of Commerce Mixer at Albert Park, home of the San Rafael Pacifics, where business owners and community leaders gathered to strengthen relationships and share ideas. The event provided an opportunity to meet entrepreneurs representing a wide range of industries throughout Marin County. Conversations focused on the realities of operating local businesses, emerging technologies, workforce challenges, and innovative tools t