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San Anselmo Businesses Keep Tabs on Corte Madera Creek
The areas that have received the most rainfall include parts of Marin and Sonoma Counties. KCBS Radio reporter Jeffrey Schaub reports from San Anselmo where businesses that straddle the Corte Madera Creek are keeping a close eye on it.