, December 04, 2024
Jan 26, 2022
Vallejo has been without a permanent city manager since Greg Nyhoff abruptly left in July....
Jan 13, 2022
At least 29 city of Vallejo employees have already tested positive for COVID-19 this year....
Jan 06, 2022
The city is considering purchasing four unused Little League fields on Rollingwood Drive as well as former schools on Grant Street and Farragut Avenue....
Dec 29, 2021
The council gave general direction to city staff, to work on providing hotel vouchers to about 50 remaining persons....
Dec 21, 2021
Neighbors along the proposed site voiced strong opposition to the tent city, claiming it would attract blight and destabilize the middle-class neighborhood....
Dec 15, 2021
Several of the councilmembers said they supported the raises as a way to keep Vallejo competitive with other cities when it came to employee pay....
Nov 18, 2021
Just two years into his first term on the council, Brown ran for mayor, losing to then fellow councilmember Robert McConnell after allegations of past domestic violence surfaced a month before election day....
Nov 03, 2021
"Some councilmembers may unnecessarily call points-of-order to silence or chill members of the public who comment on the performance of public officials or other city staff,” the letter states....
Sep 15, 2021
The ACLU of Northern California sent a letter to Vallejo City Hall on Sept. 10 arguing that the original policy ran “afoul of First Amendment principles” and threatened “to suppress the voices of community members.”...
Feb 19, 2021
VALLEJO– In an attempt to understand racial disparities in the community, the Vallejo...
Feb 01, 2021
Brown pressed Julie Stratton, who is white, to explain herself after she wrote in a Facebook post last May that both Brown and former Mayor Osby Davis displayed “the Old Uppity Kneegrow (sic) syndrome…”...
Nov 19, 2020
VALLEJO– Attempting to make headway in addressing the number of homeless persons in...
