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Vallejo’s Commission on Culture and Arts voted unanimously Monday to approve the concept of a Black Lives Matter mural designed by Vallejo youth to be placed on a city-owned building. The mural ...

A federal judge in Sacramento on Tuesday sentenced a 35-year-old Vallejo man to 15 years in prison for drug and firearm offenses. U.S. District Judge William B. Shubb handed down the decision on ...

Latest news about crime in Vallejo and Northern California from the crime and courts reporters of the Vallejo Times Herald.

A routine morning stop at a familiar convenience store and gas station turned into a life-changing moment for a Vacaville man earlier this month. What began as an ordinary day quickly became unforg… ...

Newsies is at the Vacaville Performing Arts Theatre from Aug. 1-3.

July 31 A/E Source: Thomas Wojak: an artist’s legacy in Vallejo The artist’s printmaking studio and living space in downtown Vallejo was one of the first of its kind and still going strong ...

Civil rights agency sued over handling of transgender worker discrimination complaints under Trump The lawsuit alleges the agency halted payments to state and local civil rights agencies for ...

Trump administration wants Harvard to pay far more than Columbia as part of settlement The Trump admin’s emphasis on financial penalties adds a new dimension for colleges facing federal scrutiny ...

Millions of Californians in fire-risk areas have lost property insurance through non-renewals, and cost of an average premium is expected to rise 21% this year.

More than 20 mostly Democratic-led states sued the Trump administration Tuesday over its efforts to cut Medicaid payments to the nation's largest abortion provider — Planned Parenthood.

The admission increases come as the the University of California faces rising financial pressures from federal research funding cuts and proposed state budget cuts.