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Vacaville developer faces more felony charges
Solano County prosecutors have filed additional felony charges against a former Vacaville real estate developer in connection with a failed land deal that cost two private investors large sums of money.
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New Vallejo adventure preschool would revive McIntyre Ranch
With much of the Vallejo community's attention focused on the finale of its inaugural Participating Budgeting project, there's been less coverage lately of other events that also promise to affect our city in some very vital ways.
8 hrs ago | The Reporter
Richard Bammer: Biz Kid$ fills student, business, societal needs
How refreshing it was on Friday to see and hear Mark Miller lead a workshop/review for eighth-graders on Biz Kid$ at Vaca Pea Middle School in Vacaville.
Lynch Canyon expansion still being pursued
Work continues to try to add 264 acres to 1,039-acre Lynch Canyon open space, using a $2.4 million Congressional earmark from 2005.
Pink fire truck to visit Vacaville and honor Solano cancer victim
Vacaville resident Christine Franklin smiles and enjoys a home visit from the pink fire shortly before she succumbed to cancer in 2011.
Karen Nolan: We can all fight poverty
A couple of Saturdays ago, I had the privilege of attending the Solano County Opportunity Conference, a gathering of people who live in poverty and who are trying to get out.
Vacaville teacher faces illegal drugs, firearm charges
A Vacaville middle school teacher is facing felony charges related to the alleged discovery of illegal drugs and a firearm in his vehicle earlier this month.
Potrero Hills compost site change OK'd
The location of a landfill compost facility outside Suisun City will change, but it will stay within the landfill's current boundaries.
Solano County group set to donate blankets to Oklahoma tornado victims
The victims of the devastating tornado in Oklahoma may not have ever met anyone from Solano County but soon they will be wrapped in a warm hug sent straight from the hearts of a group of caring local residents.
Bike repairman to reintegrate into society
Joey Boldt, 30, will be released from the California Medical Facility on May 14, 2014.
Wrong-way driver killed in Sunday collision identified
The victim of a fatal crash Sunday involving a wrong-way driver on Interstate 680 south of Gold Hill Road has been identified by the Solano County Coroner's Office.
Jury rules Vallejo man guilty of murder
A Solano County Superior Court jury on Monday ruled a Vallejo man guilty of first degree murder in the death of an innocent bystander in 2007 in what authorities believe was a gang-related shooting.
If Fairfield's industrial market had a theme song, it would definitely feature the word "hot." With the first three months of 2013 showing continued absorption of space, Fairfield's industrial market remains quite strong.
Toll road between Highway101 and Monterey Peninsula? Highway 156 stretch a candidate
It's just a 4-mile stretch of country road, but Highway 156 is a vital link between the Monterey Peninsula and the Bay Area -- and now it could become the first toll road north of Los Angeles.
When goats attack! A personal confession
The bizarre story about a Vacaville woman allegedly feeding a baby goat beer, then kicking and swinging it by its front legs, brought plenty of reactions this week - including extensive media coverage beyond Solano County.
Vallejo's Loma Vista farm raises funds, makes friends
Erica Zetina, 6, of Vallejo, remains very still while Daniel Liu, left, and Jacob Hinkle of Solano County's 4-H Science, Engineering and Technology program pull a bubble hoop over her head, encasing her in a large soap bubble at Loma Vista Farm's Spring Festival on Saturday.
Vallejo celebrates new Filipino Community Center opening
Father Jess Soriano, pastor of St. Catherine of Siena Catholic Church in Vallejo, passes through and blesses the sanctuary, currently being used by Calvary Chapel Vallejo, in the newly dedicated Filipino Community Center during grand opening ceremonies on Saturday, May 18, 2013.
Delta plan a concern for Solano County officials
A new plan for the Sacramento-San Joaquin River Delta aims to protect the future of the major waterway, but it does little to relieve the concerns of local government officials.
Visitor dollars key to Solano County economy
Lake Berryessa is an attraction for recreational visitors and brings tourism dollars into Solano County.
Editorial: Too much fluctuation in hospital costs
It's been general knowledge for years that, among Solano County hospitals, NorthBay is the most expensive and Kaiser Permanente, the least.