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New law to flush current inventories in Solano County
The gate valve on the left contains lead and cannot be sold under penalty of a $1,500 fine per item.
Solano County waiting for more H1N1 vaccine
Solano County Public Health has issued more than 7,000 H1N1 flu vaccinations and is ready to give more as soon as more doses arrive.
Local duo to strum it up at Benicia High School
A little bit of this and a little bit of that, that combine into a delicious feast - in this case for the ears.
TransCore Awarded $35 Million Contract to Provide Bay Area Toll...
Design is underway and slated for completion by 2012. Seven toll bridges in the San Francisco Bay area are owned and operated by the state, with tolls administered by BATA.
Director fishes for enthusiasm from young actors in Vallejo
When it comes to directing children, Tom Segal has to be as flexible as a firefighter entering a burning building in the dark.
Nearly 1,000 vaccinated at Touro flu clinic
Diane Jackson kept her three children home for a few days this week after several boys and girls at her children's Vallejo elementary school went home sick with what could be either seasonal or swine flu.
'Freedom, rebellion, romance' of automobiles discussed in Hayward
Kevin Nelson's first set of wheels didn't exactly turn a lot of heads. "It was an Austin America," said the Hayward High alum, class of '71. "Possibly the worst car ever made.
Benicia man arrested for allegedly embezzling
A Northern California man is being held on $1.83 million bail after being arrested on suspicion of embezzling hundreds of thousands of dollars from a trucking and warehouse company.
Solano County supervisors OK draft of JPA plan
With several questions and critiques raised, county supervisors Tuesday approved a draft of what may become a Joint Powers Agreement with seven cities on an emergency communication network.
Barnidge: Three excellent plans to increase the cost of your commute
WE WINCE whenever the Bay Area Toll Authority makes news. The agency's logo should be an outstretched hand reaching from the Bay Bridge into our pockets.
Benicia panel wishes land negotiations were private
Don't spook the ranchers or they may bolt from the city's ranch preservation efforts, officials say.
She's Benicia's city clerk and a reading instructor
When she was growing up, Lisa Wolfe sometimes thought Benicia felt too small. "We laugh about it now ... when you're a kid, everybody knows all your business.
Debate begins on proposed bridge toll increases in Bay Area
Tolls on seven Bay Area bridges should be raised from $4 to $5, but a proposal to start collecting tolls from carpools during the rush hour should be dropped, a transportation advocacy group said.
Despite vaccine shortage, swine flu clinics to begin Saturday
Benicia school board meets tonight
School board members tonight will consider choosing an architectural firm for possible future projects.
Pot dispensaries ban in Solano to end Friday
Solano County's temporary ban on medical marijuana dispensaries in unincorporated areas will expire Friday after supervisors failed to agree on a new extension.
Hughes, Schwartzman recapture Benicia Council seats
The two City Council incumbents easily won their reelection bids Tuesday night in a four-way battle that pitted them against a former foe.
Vital decisions await Vallejo, Benicia voters
Voting booths are set up at the Springbrook Masonic Lodge on Temple Way in Vallejo, waiting for voters to arrive this morning.
Benicia will maintain historic site's grounds
Though the state intends to reduce maintenance on parks statewide, the Benicia State Capitol Historic Park will be kept up, state and city officials said Monday.
To get 900 people to show up at a memorial service, the deceased would typically be the head of state, a celebrity, or a star athlete.