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A massive wildfire in Vallejo Friday night shut down several lanes of Interstate 80 and threatened nearby neighborhoods.
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Tough Vallejo Fire Keeps Firefighters Up All Night.
Fire Officials in Vallejo think a downed power line at the California Maritime Academy may have caused a nine-alarm grass fire that burned 75 acreas and took firefighters all night to control.
Vallejo man wins hot dog eating contest
Joey Chestnut, 25, of Vallejo won his third straight July Fourth hot-dog eating contest at Coney Island, consuming 68 in total and setting a new record.
Downed power line at California Maritime Academy appears to have started Vallejo fire
A downed power line at the California Maritime Academy in Vallejo appears to have ignited a nine-alarm grass fire that burned for more than six hours Friday night and this morning, a Vallejo assistant fire chief said.
Solano County advocates have targeted Vallejo as "ground zero" to push for tobacco licensing control.
8-Alarm Grass Fire Threatens Vallejo Homes
Firefighters were battling a massive alarm fire near the California Maritime Academy in Vallejo, fire officials said Friday night.
Judge disqualified in gang case
Action on a court injunction aimed at curtailing the activities of the Norteo street gang in Fairfield was postponed Thursday after an attorney successfully moved to disqualify a Superior Court judge.
Man arrested in dragging death of Army vet
Cordero Kelly, 19, of Rodeo is being held at the Contra Costa County Jail in Martinez in lieu of $1.1 million bail.
No money, more problems: California prepares to send IOUs Thursday
In a move certain to draw national ridicule and exact financial hardship on business owners and taxpayers across the state, California is slated today to begin paying billions of dollars in bills with IOUs instead of cash.
Vallejo closes another fire station; more job, service cuts ahead
A new fiscal year in Vallejo kicks off this morning with the closure of the city's third of eight fire stations, this time on Mare Island.
Vallejo Day Campers meet to share memories
It's been 21 years since Camp Treillond -- a.k.a. "Vallejo Day Camp," bid farewell to its last camper.
More apple moths discovered, size of quarantine area enlarged
County agricultural officials announced Monday that two light brown apple months were detected Friday in separate areas of Fairfield.
Police ID teen victim of shooting in Vallejo
Vallejo police have identified 17-year-old Demar Anderson of Fairfield as the city's sixth homicide victim of the year.
State administrator gets Vallejo Unified's budget
The Vallejo school district's proposed 2009-10 budget is in the hands of the state administrator after a final presentation Wednesday at a special meeting.
Zodiac buffs to gather to share thoughts and ideas
Tom Voight can't help but chuckle. The man behind Zodiackiller.com Web site and a guy who has researched every nook and cranny of the unsolved mystery, agreed that the actual killer has died or will die before the interest in him does.
Vallejo To Consider Merging Law Enforcement
A Vallejo city council member said Monday that the bankrupt city may consider merging its police force with the Solano County Sheriff's Department as a money-saving measure.
Vallejo schools confront budget
Vallejo school district officials tonight will present a proposed budget for the 2009-10 school year that includes a 3.5 percent reserve.
Vallejo's top cop: Cuts endanger 'every city'
Vallejo Police Chief Bob Nichelini told local residents Wednesday night that "every city is in danger" of further cuts to public safety.
Vallejo Expected To Cut Police Officers Due To Budget Shortfall
The city of Vallejo was poised to approve a new budget Tuesday night that includes pink slips for an additional 16 police officers.
Trio's retroactive raises stun Vallejo officials
Delayed raises for three city workers went into effect last week, to the surprise of Vallejo City Council members in the midst of bringing the city out of bankruptcy.