Four Bay Area ‘Brown Brotherhood’ members federally indicted
Mother and son face charges of possessing illegal firearms and over 10,000 fentanyl pills in daycare facility.
Rent program’s early end could leave many Californians homeless
A COVID-era federal voucher program is running out of money sooner than anticipated, which could leave many in California homeless.
Crime and Public Safety
Mother and son face charges of possessing illegal firearms and over 10,000 fentanyl pills in daycare facility.
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Vallejo Brown Brotherhood quartet federally indicted
A federal grand jury has indicted four Solano County Brown Brotherhood Gang Members, according to an announcement from the ...
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Death by homeless sweep in Vallejo
I remembered this terrifying conversation with my Mama when I heard about the violent death by sweep that killed lifelong ...
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Vallejo City Council tempers frugal approach to preliminary mid-year budget
Vallejo City Council members somewhat tempered their frugal approach to the mid-year budget Tuesday, mostly funding only the most essential services while moving to fund programs they described as ...
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Floating into the week
A paraglider takes advantage of the nice weather, floating above the hills in north Vallejo near Columbus Parkway on Tuesday.
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Vallejo Homeless Union, POOR Magazine demand justice for James Oakley
Nearly three months after 58-year-old James Edward Oakley was crushed to death by a bulldozer, the Vallejo Homeless Union and POOR Magazine are still demanding answers. The union, claiming there is ...
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New details emerge in killing of unhoused man in Vallejo
A coroner’s investigation found that 58-year-old James Oakley was lying on a mattress under blankets when a public works crew crushed him to death.