The judge in the so-called Vallejo “Whistleblowers” case made a tentative ruling in favor of the plaintiffs on Friday, overruling a demurrer and motion to strike filed by the City. Former City employees Slater Matzke, Will Morat, and Joanna Altman filed a civil suit earlier this year alleging wrongful termination, harassment, defamation, and retaliation. All […]
I read a ton of articles and studies about Air BnB’s impact, positive and negative, on communities, and they all say one thing: Each city is different. Now it’s up to the council to decide how uniquely Vallejo we are.
Local historian Anna Bergman is yet again bringing attention to interesting footnote members of America’s history this month with an event at Alibi Bookshop and one at the Vallejo Naval Museum.
The suspect is an unsheltered man who allegedly used a hammer.
Mission Local covers the latest police accountability bill and speaks with the family of Sean Monterrosa
Sonya Mitchell is hosting a community party on Sunday, September 26, at Blue Rock Springs, exactly a year after she buried Daimon Ferguson, 23.
Varela raised eyebrows here when a public records request revealed that the VMT principals had asked for a “private” meeting with former City Manager Greg Nyhoff.
Amonie Azoun Andre Summerise, 26, of Vallejo, and Kashius Tate Brazeal — his surname formerly listed as Brazeal-Nelson–, 24, a state prison inmate formerly of Vallejo, were scheduled to appear Sept. 10 for a readiness conference and on Oct. 25 for a preliminary hearing.
The teenage boy was shot on July 14 on the 200 block of Maine Street in Vallejo at around 5:50 p.m and was pronounced dead at the scene. Click here for story.
Vallejo Councilmember Katy Miessner and Solano County Supervisor Erin Hannigan said they received complaints from citizens visiting the local libraries after noticing some staff members going maskless.
