, March 20, 2026
Dec 29, 2021
The council gave general direction to city staff, to work on providing hotel vouchers to about 50 remaining persons....
Dec 21, 2021
Neighbors along the proposed site voiced strong opposition to the tent city, claiming it would attract blight and destabilize the middle-class neighborhood....
Dec 18, 2021
The plan is being backed by several nonprofit groups, including 4th Second, Vallejo Together, Fighting Back Partnership, and One Love Center for Health....
Dec 15, 2021
Several of the councilmembers said they supported the raises as a way to keep Vallejo competitive with other cities when it came to employee pay....
Dec 15, 2021
A report found that the center was failing at its core mission....
Dec 14, 2021
City officials said an environmental report done on the site at 5 Midway St. discovered a restriction on the property due to ground contamination from prior industrial uses....
Dec 13, 2021
If approved, employees in each group will receive a 2% salary increase this year....
Dec 06, 2021
The only change made to the letter Monday night was to the last sentence, clarifying that the commission would be willing to cooperate with the installation of a fence....
Dec 03, 2021
Commissioners are recommending that a black iron fence be installed at a staircase that leads down to the plaza....
Dec 02, 2021
The seven-person council received a similar update in September, followed by skepticism from many community members who have questioned the lack of transparency surrounding the proposed sale....
Nov 23, 2021
There is little room in Vallejo’s only homeless shelter. Its Project Roomkey program to put people in hotels during the pandemic has been winding down for months. Promises of new resources, like a navigation center, have gone on for years with little progress....
Nov 19, 2021
“It’s critical that we work together as local officials and community partners to reduce crime and help prevent gun violence in Vallejo,” U.S. Rep. Mike Thompson said....
