Deadly police shootings and race the topic of Bay Area filmmaker's new documentary
A new documentary by a Bay Area filmmaker examines several deadly police shootings including one in Vallejo.
Vallejo's 'Pothole Vigilantes' take matters into their own hands
A group of Vallejo residents who call themselves the "Pothole Vigilantes" are filling potholes instead of waiting for the city to send its own crews.
Deadly collisions in Richmond, San Jose, Vallejo at start of new year
At least four people have been killed at the start of the new year in fatal car collisions across the Bay Area in Richmond, San Jose and Vallejo.
Sister wonders why hit-and-run driver didn't stop after killing her brother
A grieving sister is searching for answers after a hit-and-run in Vallejo left her brother dead.
Man shot and killed after confronting suspected car burglar in Vallejo, cops say
A woman is left heartbroken after her boyfriend was fatally shot near her Vallejo home.
Woman arrested in 55-year-old man's shooting death, Vallejo police say
Vallejo police say they have arrested a woman suspected of shooting and killing a man on Sunday.
Pedestrian killed in hit-and-run collision, Vallejo police seeking vehicle of interest
An adult male pedestrian was killed on Sunday when he was struck by a hit-and-run driver, according to Vallejo police. Authorities are now seeking a vehicle of interest.
Vallejo police looking for armed carjacking suspect
Police in Vallejo are looking for a suspect in a carjacking on Friday morning.
Solano County toy drive coming up short
Some blame higher toy prices and unease about the pandemic and jobs for the downturn in donations.
Officers recover 15,000 stolen items in Bay Area retail bust
Law enforcement discovered a vast retail theft operation that led to the arrests of two people and officers recovering more than $200,000 in stolen merchandise.
Vallejo police chief seeks to fire officer who killed Sean Monterrosa
The city of Vallejo is poised to fire an officer who killed an unarmed man at a George Floyd protest last year, saying the detective violated the department's deescalation and deadly use of force policies.
Vallejo cop who fatally shot Sean Monterrosa violated policy, investigation concludes
An independent investigator has found a Vallejo Police Department officer did not act within reason when he shot through a windshield and killed Sean Monterrosa last year. The officer may now face disciplinary action.
Truck crashes entirely through Vallejo home, miraculously no one killed
A bizarre pickup truck into a house mishap occurred in Vallejo on Friday. Amazingly, no one was killed out of the six people involved. The history of this T-shaped corner says it needs some major modifications.
Alleged abduction of teen that triggered Amber Alert was a prank, police say
The alleged abduction of a teenaged girl in Santa Rosa that triggered an Amber Alert to find her on Thursday turned out to be a hoax, according to police.
California gas prices set new record as Bay Area prices soar even higher
Gas prices in California reached an all-time high on Monday, with prices in the Bay Area even higher, hitting new records of their own.
Halloween haunt makes the most of aging Mare Island warehouse
A Halloween haunt in Vallejo makes the most of its location: a 3-story warehouse more than 100 years old.
Robbery suspect shot and killed in Oakland gas station shootout identified
The man killed in last week's deadly gas-station shootout with a retired Oakland police captain was formally identified on Friday as 20-year-old Desoni Gardner, also known as Vallejo rapper Lil Theze.
Vallejo police arrest 2 men after ghost guns, ammo and explosives discovered
Police in Vallejo on Wednesday arrested two suspects in connection with a domestic disturbance and ultimately recovered multiple high-powered ghost guns, firearms, ammunition and explosives.
Traumatized by his time at Tesla, ex-worker awarded $137M now drives bus for AC Transit
A former Tesla contractor asked for $101 million in damages for racial abuse he said he endured while working for the electric car maker. Instead, a jury in San Francisco ordered Telsa to pay him $137 million.
Vallejo police chief calls sideshows 'street terrorism;' spectators and promoters to be cited
Vallejo is going to start citing spectators at sideshows, as well as people who promote or encourage the illegal stunts. They could also be slapped with fines of up to $1,000.