Power outages impact thousands of PG&E customers, mostly North and East Bay residents
PG&E says the majority of the outages are weather related and they are working in the filed to quickly restore service.
Vallejo wildfire stokes fears of fire season's severity
As the sheer number of California wildfires, so far this year, dwarfs last year's record year, are we becoming traumatized by all the destruction and disaster? Millions of Californians are worried about wildfires.
Crews knock down Vallejo vegetation fire that damaged homes, evacuation orders lifted
Firefighting crews in Vallejo knocked down a vegetation fire that damaged as many as eight homes and sent one person to the hospital Tuesday evening.
Man found shot to death inside vehicle in Vallejo
A Vallejo man was discovered shot to death in a vehicle on Maine Street in Vallejo Saturday morning, police said.
Bay Area teen dies, weeks after unexpected diagnosis
A Bay Area family is mourning the death of a 15-year-old athlete who was a seemingly healthy, strong and vibrant boy only months ago.
3 hospitalized after shooting in Vallejo
Vallejo police said the shooting happened at 10:11 p.m. in the 1000 block of Caldwell Avenue.
Suicidal man dies following struggle with Vacaville police
Sam Yasko died following a struggle with Vacaville police officers. His mother is suing the city and department alleging excessive force caused her son's death in late 2017.
Vehicle fire blocks all lanes of CA-37 on Vallejo's Mare Island
California Highway Patrol says a vehicle fire is the cause of a severe traffic alert on westbound CA-37 at Wilson Avenue in Vallejo on Friday. All lanes are blocked.
Some Bay Area residents explain why they're comfortable keeping their masks on for now
To mask or not to mask: that is the conundrum. In Fairfield, caution seems to be the view right now.
California AG announces investigation into Vallejo police shooting of Sean Monterrosa
Attorney General Rob Bonta announced at a news conference late Thursday morning that his office is taking over the review into the Vallejo police killing of Sean Monterrosa.
Fairfield police finish flower deliveries on Mother's Day after driver arrested for DUI
Fairfield police went above and beyond the call of duty to save Mother's Day.
City of Vacaville selects Joseph Allio as interim police chief
Joseph Allio, Fairfield's former police chief, will take over as Vacaville's interim police chief starting next week, city officials announced Thursday.
COVID-19 cases shut down in-person classes at Vallejo High School
Vallejo High School closed its campus and returned to full distance learning (DL) this week, after two students tested positive for COVID-19.
Deadly Markley Fire was set by man trying to cover up murder of his date: DA
Authorities say the deadly fire near Lake Berryessa was no accident, nor was Mother Nature to blame.
Homicide suspect accused of starting wildfire in attempted cover-up of killing
A 29-year-old Vacaville man has been charged with killing a woman and setting a fire to cover up the crime. KTVU's Henry Lee reports on the wildfire that was sparked, which killed two other people, and the recent arrest.
California man held for allegedly starting deadly wildfire
A man charged with killing a woman in Northern California was arrested Wednesday on suspicion of setting a fire to cover up the crime that spread and killed two other people, authorities said.
Vacaville PD investigating violent arrest of autistic teen
A home security video camera recorded images as the teen was thrown to the ground and punched in the face Wednesday in Vacaville.
VIDEO: Vacaville officer punches teen with autism during arrest
"Get your hands behind your back!" the officer can be heard yelling at the teen before punching him.
Solano Co. expands vaccine eligibility to 16 and older, will replace J&J doses
Solano County officially opened eligibility for the COVID-19 vaccine to all of the county's residents and workers who are 16 and older on Wednesday.
Solano County stuck in red tier: COVID metrics just aren’t good enough
Solano County health officials say they are no longer concerned about moving down into the most restrictive purple tier. But they say their COVID metrics just aren't good enough to move out of red yet.