57 min ago | The Reporter
Solano Supervisor hopefuls race to the finish line
With the primary looming just days away, it's officially crunch time for two Solano County Board of Supervisor District 2 candidates.
5 hrs ago | Vallejo Times-Herald
Pair to share valedictorian duties today at Vallejo's St....
Diana Caro, left, and Deanna Pe will both make valedictorian addresses at today's St.
9 hrs ago | Vallejo Times-Herald
Election official: Outstanding mail ballots may hurt Solano County turnout hopes
For Solano County voters still holding onto their mail ballots for Tuesday's election it's too late to mail them in, county officials said.
13 hrs ago | Vallejo Times-Herald
Miessner has always been there for Vallejo
When Katy Miessner moved to Vallejo, she saw a beautiful city by the bay with affordable housing.
13 hrs ago | Vallejo Times-Herald
Largest class of new Vallejo firefighter recruits in 14 years graduates
Unlike the sisters of many people who graduate this time of year, Kristin Alberti watched with rapt attention Friday as her brother vaulted into a smoky room to rescue a "baby" before he received his diploma.
13 hrs ago | Vallejo Times-Herald
College-bound Vallejo teen cites faith, hard work in her success
But by fall, the 17-year-old valedictorian from North Hills Christian School will find herself on UC Santa Barbara's sprawling campus and among its massive student body.
15 hrs ago | Vallejo Times-Herald
Myles all smiles with new Toyota commercials behind him, DVD ahead
It's an odd twist of fate that Myles Weber's upcoming comedy DVD will be an hour of clean material.
Fairfield man stabbed multiple times in Vallejo
At about 3:30 a.m., police responded to a report of a stabbing victim who was dropped off at a local hospital.
Benicia Police Log: Police Recover Stolen Vehicle and Missing Child
This is theA crime bulletin for Thursday, May 31, 2012A from the Benicia Police Department .A Click the "Keep me posted" button below for an alert when we publish this report.A 12:47 a.m.: Police received a report of a loud party on Allen.A The noise had subsided before they arrived to talk to the hosts.
Vallejo ferry riders voice mixed reaction to waterfront parking fee plan
Amid grumbles and lots of questions, city of Vallejo staff Thursday night announced proposed prices for ferry riders and others to park along the waterfront, and in a new downtown parking structure.
Vallejo school anti-bullying forum gets heated
On Thursday night in Vallejo there was a heated discussion about bullying and it comes after the release of a video we showed you earlier this week of a young girl being beaten furiously at her school.
Hannigan brings leadership for Vallejo, Solano County
As a 52-year resident of Vallejo, I have seen how much Solano County has changed throughout the years.
Fire-ravaged Casa de Vallejo nearly ready for re-occupancy, four years later
Four years after a deadly fire that partially destroyed downtown Vallejo's historic Casa de Vallejo, the building's owners are nearly ready to start renting out units again.
Frivolous disability suits targeted by state
The state Senate passed a bipartisan bill Tuesday aimed at protecting small businesses from attorneys who demand quick settlement money under the Americans with Disabilities Act.
New cellphone app tracks sex offenders in Santa Cruz County, state
A new cellphone application launched across California on Wednesday makes it easier to view maps and information on registered sex offenders.
Altered photo of slain Vallejo officer gets offended state employee fired
A friend of slain Vallejo police officer Jim Capoot has been fired from his state job after forwarding a disparaging email he got from a coworker with an image of Trayvon Martin's face Photoshopped onto a picture of Capoot.
This Weekend: Help keep Vallejo's City Park Playground in top shape
In a keynote presentation during the 2012 Congress for New Urbanism conference, Richard Florida, author of A The A Rise of the Creative Class, A said that "quality of place" is the most important factor that city residents value.
Vallejo police to check for impaired drivers at undisclosed location on Saturday
The checkpoints are held in an effort to reduce the number of persons killed and injured in alcohol crashes by getting impaired drivers off the street as well as educate the public about the dangers of driving while intoxicated.
Nothing is black and white for Vallejo's police
A wide range of emotions, illustrated well by Saturday's Times-Herald front page, has greeted the Vallejo police department in recent weeks.
Vallejo paramedic readies for 545-mile bike ride, raises AIDS awareness
But this weekend, the 46-year old paramedic will join thousands of others for AIDS / LifeCycle, a seven-day bike journey from San Francisco to Los Angeles.