, February 01, 2026
Nov 17, 2021
The community group Benicia Black Lives Matter, which formed as the country erupted in protests in the wake of George Floyd’s death, was the driving force in the reforms....
Nov 16, 2021
The Vallejo City Hall council chambers have been closed since March 2020 when the council declared a local emergency in response to the COVID-19 pandemic....
Nov 15, 2021
The city’s flood and wastewater board of trustees called for a special mail-in ballot election to take place next February...
Nov 11, 2021
“Nobody is alleging that there is a conspiracy or any terrorist threats associated with the water department,” said city attorney Veronica Nebb....
Nov 10, 2021
“He loved the city of Vallejo so much. We always joked that he loved the kids in Vallejo more than us,” Justine Capoot said....
Nov 09, 2021
Mayor Steve Young said he discussed his vaccination plan with businesses on First Street....
Nov 09, 2021
The city said it needs to buy the house to protect the water treatment plant from possible terrorism....
Nov 05, 2021
It will take 12-14 months to build the center after the funding is secured....
Nov 03, 2021
Sheriff Tom Ferrara defended his office regarding several recent scandals that led to calls for oversight....
Nov 03, 2021
"Some councilmembers may unnecessarily call points-of-order to silence or chill members of the public who comment on the performance of public officials or other city staff,” the letter states....
Oct 28, 2021
Only 1,909 votes were tallied this year following a month-long voting period between September and October....
Oct 28, 2021
“Quite a few rooms over in the police station sustained some water damage,” said interim city manager Mike Malone....
