Identity of Phoenix man killed in Vallejo released

The identity of a 26-year-old Phoenix man who died in a crash on westbound Interstate Highway 80 in Vallejo in December has been released by the Solano County Coroner's Office.

Fairfield church opens warming center

BayNorth Church of Christ in Fairfield will open a temporary warming center for up to 25 people experiencing homelessness or people without heat on Wednesday and Thursday.   

City of Vallejo to pay $5M lawsuit settlement to family of rapper killed by police, Willie McCoy

The City of Vallejo has agreed to pay $5 million to settle a lawsuit filed by the family of Willie McCoy, who was shot and killed by six Vallejo Police Department officers at a Taco Bell drive through in 2019. 

14 arrested during Gaza ceasefire protest at Travis Air Force Base

The Fairfield Police Department announced 14 arrests related to a Gaza ceasefire protest that blocked the entrance of Travis Air Force Base early Thursday morning.

Vallejo police probe deadly shooting

Vallejo police are investigating a deadly shooting that occurred Wednesday night.

Sideshows reported in three Bay Area cities overnight

Sideshows were reported in three Bay Area cities on Saturday night including Oakland, Vallejo and San Francisco.

Customers detain suspect who shot person in Vallejo business: police

An armed man was detained by a group of people in a Vallejo business after he shot someone while trying to commit his second robbery of the day, according to police.

Fairfield man arrested for hate crime vandalism

The Solano County Sheriff's Office announced the arrest of a man suspected of hate crime vandalism at a business Wednesday. 

Critics fired up at first California Forever town hall

The developer of California Forever, a proposal for a new walkable community in Solano County, held its first town hall meeting Wednesday night.

Vacaville skilled nursing owner to pay nearly $46M for alleged kickbacks

A Vacaville-based skilled nursing facility management company, its owner and six facilities have agreed to pay nearly $46 million to resolve allegations that they submitted false claims to Medicare by paying kickbacks to doctors, the U.S. Attorney's Office for Central California announced this month.