The speakers criticized the findings of the badge bending report and questioned if the department disciplined any of the officers accused of misconduct.

City Council also looks to improve chances of affordable housing production.

The department alleges that Rommel Delfin Querol opened fire on officers before he was killed.

The board questioned how officers were accessing the data and discussed making a public audit page.

California is the only state where golden mussels have gotten a foothold. They are clogging pipes and stirring fears for Lake Tahoe.

The protest followed a week of school walkouts all across the nation.

The Planning Commission voted unanimously to approve the project while requiring the owner to take steps to control sound and improve accessibility.

The city faces limitations because of loan terms dating back to its 2011 bankruptcy.

The nonprofit Contra Costa Family Justice Center Alliance took over the center three years ago after reports of mismanagement by the district attorney's office.

The board raised concerns about data sharing with other agencies and facial recognition features.

Maintaining their efforts or even getting the projects off the ground has led to difficulties, in part because of confusion and mixed messages from the city and state regulators.

James Edward Oakley II was crushed to death during a Dec. 24, 2024, clean up.

The ACLU alleged that City Attorney Veronica Nebb mishandled allegations of misconduct by officers of the Vallejo Police Department.

The long-awaited Broadway Project will offer 47 supportive housing units and wraparound services to people who have faced homelessness.

The City Council had called for clearer guardrails out of concern for whether Flock’s data would be shared with outside law enforcement agencies.

A sheriff's deputy alleges in a lawsuit that fellow Deputy John Robertson raped, assaulted, and harassed her for years, and the sheriff's office retaliated against her for reporting it.

The First Amendment Coalition is representing the Sun in its lawsuit over the city refusing to release unedited footage from the Aug. 29 shooting.

The nonprofit Step Up Housing plans to convert the Bay Village Apartments into a partially affordable housing property.

Owner Ismael Palacio said community support has been overwhelming since it debuted in June.

Organizers expected a lower turnout in Vallejo this year amid the community’s heightened fear of immigration raids.

Organizers expected a lower turnout in Vallejo this year amid the community’s heightened fear of immigration raids.

The city council on Tuesday unanimously rejected a $210,000 contract to use Flock Safety’s Raven gunshot detection technology for 18 months,

The City Council expressed astonishment and frustration at already escalating costs and delays.

"The badge-bending investigation and information about Vallejo officers’ involvement in badge-bending must be released to the public.”

The city may revise fees charged for services performed by the fire, water and planning and development departments.

Thousands of Solano County residents could lose health insurance and face higher thresholds for programs like food stamps.

The department has been using Flock Safety’s gunshot detection technology for the past year through a beta test.

The Solano County Board of Supervisors postponed a discussion of the county’s proposed $11.2 million contract with Vallejo.

Why Congress must finally act to urgently and properly fix PACER/CM/ECF.

While Vallejo’s programs remain funded this year, cities across California fear sweeping cuts to federal housing dollars.

Nearly three years after the Vallejo City Council voted to create a police oversight commission, it remains in limbo with no end in sight.

The city will contract with Renne Public Law Group to review what councilmembers called “recent allegations.”

The ACLU's letter accuses City Attorney Veronica Nebb and her staff of misconduct.

The city will pay a $15,000 retention bonus and a $5,000 referral bonus.

Industrial scale abuse enterprise far larger than previously believed is revealed in new document

Solano County court to decide to what extent officers’ names can be confidential.

Concerns led to an internal investigation and an arrest.