Rat infestation plagues Vallejo ferry terminal
Those who work in and frequent the area told KTVU that the infestation at the ferry building at 289 Mare Island Way has worsened in the past two weeks.
Person who brandished firearm evades Vallejo police, search continues
The Solano County alert system initially told residents of a possible active shooter situation and ordered them to stay inside. Vallejo PD later clarified that it was not an active shooter situation, but rather a possible armed and barricaded person.
Remembrance walk held for Bay Area sailors who lead the way to desegregation
A remembrance walk was held for Bay Area sailors who helped pave the way for desegregation.
Felon charged with murder in woman's stray-bullet slaying in Vallejo
A convicted felon was charged Friday with murder in a shooting in which a woman in her Vallejo bedroom was killed by a stray bullet.
California Forever group releases renderings of proposed manufacturing park
Images of the project show dozens of offices, warehouses, and facilities meant to become a space for research in development and manufacturing, in the robotics, energy, and defense industries.
Many Bay Area residents could receive cash payments from a $228.5M health insurance settlement
Many Bay Area residents could be eligible for a payout stemming from a $228.5 million class action settlement related to health insurance premiums.
Coroner releases cause of death for 3 men found dead in Suisun City home
The men were found May 1 in a home located on Lassen Avenue, near Travis Air Force Base, inside Suisun City.
16-year-old kidnapped and raped in Vacaville: police
A 16-year-old was kidnapped and sexually assaulted at gunpoint in Vacaville over the weekend, police said.
Large sideshow moves through East Bay as illegal fireworks spark brush fire
A large sideshow wreaked havoc – even sparking a brush fire – as it moved through the East Bay early Saturday. About 200 cars – and a barrage of fireworks – were on the move from Rodeo to Vallejo.
Police seek suspect who fatally shot woman in Vallejo
The woman was found shot in the 400 block Admiral Callaghan Lane, and she died at a hospital.
Ex-Oakland school trustee accused of trying to smuggle porn into jail
A former Oakland school board member, who is also an attorney, has been arrested for allegedly trying to sneak pornographic magazines to an inmate at Solano County Jail in Fairfield, KTVU has learned.
Man arrested for allegedly throwing rock at Vallejo firefighters
An Oakland man was arrested for allegedly throwing a rock at a fire engine full of firefighters, striking one of them in the back of the head.
2 stolen car suspects lead officers on separate chases in 3 Bay Area counties
The two suspects, in an alleged stolen car and then a second carjacked vehicle, led officers from multiple jurisdictions on more than one pursuit in three Bay Area counties, police say.
Vigil in Vallejo after man, 65, shot in neighborhood troubled by crime
County, city and community leaders gathered for a vigil Thursday in Vallejo after a 65-year-old man was shot and killed in a neighborhood that's seen an increase in crime.
$3K worth of Bath & Body Works candles stolen from Vallejo store
Two people were arrested in Vallejo after allegedly stuffing more than $3,000 worth of Bath & Body Works candles into duffel bags and fleeing, authorities said.
Bay Area woman’s fiancé stuck in Iran amid conflict, visa delays
A Vallejo woman is fighting to reunite with her Iranian fiancé, whose visa has been stalled amid a U.S. travel ban and escalating conflict in the Middle East.
2 of Yelp's top food trucks in the U.S. are in this North Bay suburb
You might want to add these food trucks to your Bay Area restaurant bucket list.
Vacaville, Richmond, other Bay Area cities make new list of best California cities for retirement
Several Bay Area cities made a new list of the Golden State’s best cities for retirees, and some mentions may be unexpected.
Former North Bay prison guard pleads guilty for planting drugs he pretended to find
A former prison guard with the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation pleaded guilty to wire fraud after he planted contraband to boost his status and earn him a promotion, federal prosecutors said Thursday.
Evacuation orders lifted in Vacaville fire, homes and structures spared
All the evacuation orders associated with a grass fire burning in Vacaville have been lifted, officials with Cal Fire say.