In the hub of bucolic Marin County, city officials said there's a problem. It's one you may not think is so big here but officials say one industry here is thriving: prostitution. At some of the 60 massage parlors registered in town. Phillips said it seems like a lot but maintains it's not uncommon in a city the size of his, population 60, What may be unusual is his city's response. It's not hard to find signs advertising their legitimate services. So we wanted to ask some questions.
We didn't have any luck. Sisneros is head of the city's Business Improvement District and has been hearing conversations around town he doesn't like. Not what I want for our downtown community," Sisneros said. Some say, a quarter million dollars is a lot of money to go after massage parlors. So they think it's a pretty good deal. Featured Local Savings. More from CBS News. San Francisco to get new women's sports bar possibly in spring.
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