The Reporter (Vacaville, CA)

1 day ago | thereporter.com | Norris Burkes

Do you ever wonder what people think about you? I do and, most especially, I wonder what my readers think of me. My speaking events often give me multiple opportunities to discover what my readers think of me. For instance, last week, I spoke to a Rotary group, where a few readers made some surprising conclusions about me based solely on my column mugshot. “You have a lot more hair than your picture shows,” observed a friendly bald man. Thank you, I guess. Honestly, I wish I had more.

1 day ago | thereporter.com | Evan Webeck

SAN FRANCISCO — It didn’t seem as if Draymond Green even wanted to bring it up, but he felt context was necessary to explain Jimmy Butler III’s Game 4 performance. “I know he’s not feeling well. Been pretty crappy all day,” Green said. A game after Butler exploded for 33 points on 26 shots and 7-of-9 from the foul line (and the Warriors still lost), “Playoff Jimmy” was nowhere to be found Monday night. He was sick.

4 days ago | thereporter.com | Saija Maki-Waller

High school sophomore Isabella Macias’ love for painting began in the early days of the COVID pandemic. Little did she know that passion would carry her all the way to Washington, D.C., where her award-winning piece, “Representation Matters,” will be displayed for the coming year. The Congressional Art Competition, which began in 1982, showcases the artwork of high school students from across the country, each congressional district with its own judges tasked with selecting the winning artwork.

5 days ago | thereporter.com | Richard Bammer

Saying she needed more time to review information from physicians, the defense attorney in a so-called “shaken baby” case asked the judge for a continuance on Friday, the seventh day of a previously scheduled preliminary hearing in Solano County Superior Court in Vallejo. During a brief afternoon hearing, Jeannette Garcia told Judge John B.

5 days ago | thereporter.com | Richard Bammer

Solano County District Attorney Krishna Abrams, who urged Gov. Newsom to reverse a Parole Board’s decision to release a Vallejo woman convicted of a 2007 murder in Dixon, confirmed on Thursday the decision has been reversed. In a press statement, Abrams said Newsom, reviewing the matter and the nature of the crime, concluded on May 2 that Paige Linville, 41, posed “an unreasonable danger to society if released from prison at this time.”A Parole Board panel on Jan.