, February 01, 2026
Oct 24, 2023
Lt. Michael Nichelini's lawsuit alleges that city officials had an official policy to dismantle the Vallejo Police Officer Association leadership....
Oct 23, 2023
Few low-income units are in the pipeline in the city's housing element and the city missed its affordable housing goals in the last cycle....
Oct 21, 2023
The city added signs underneath existing signage for nearly a mile of Magazine Street, designating it E-40 Way....
Oct 20, 2023
Malone wrote in a letter to city employees that his last day will be April 19....
Oct 18, 2023
The number of overall vacant positions changed little from the 28 percent citywide vacancy rate reported in June....
Oct 18, 2023
Officer Colin Eaton was one of six officers who shot and killed Willie McCoy in 2019....
Oct 17, 2023
An eyewitness said that Vallejo police were chasing a suspect in a maroon Ford Fusion at more than 60 mph....
Oct 17, 2023
Evergreen Cemetery Association – operated by Vallejo businessman Buck Kamphausen – lost its nonprofit status and has been fined by the city and state....
Oct 16, 2023
When the prior three-year reform agreement expired the department was in substantial compliance with 20 of 45 reforms....
Oct 13, 2023
Vallejo police said the officer had been pursuing the driver....
Oct 11, 2023
The apparently organized campaign included several speakers who used racial slurs and one who espoused Holocaust denial....
Oct 11, 2023
VPOA’s current contract expired in March 2022, and staffing has plummeted by more than 20 officers since then....
