Vallejo Times-Herald

The Vallejo Times Herald is a local newspaper based in Vallejo, California. It was established in 1922 by Luther Gibson, who initially started it as the Vallejo Herald. Later that same year, he acquired the Vallejo Times and combined the two publications. Gibson held ownership of the newspaper until 1974, when he sold it to the Donrey Media Group. In 1999, MediaNews Group took over the paper from Donrey. Today, the Vallejo Times Herald is published six days a week, from Tuesday to Saturday.

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Vallejo City Council takes steps toward speeding police reforms

1 day ago | timesheraldonline.com | Janis Mara

The Vallejo City Council took steps toward speeding up police reforms on Tuesday, approving an ad-hoc subcommittee to monitor the reforms and appointing three members to the committee. The council also chose a contractor to repair the Mare Island Causeway Bridge and tentatively designated funds for entertainment at the Solano County Fair.
April 24 Arts/Entertainment Source: Vacaville Museum hosts spring gala – Times Herald Online

1 day ago | timesheraldonline.com | Saija Maki-Waller

The Spring Gala at the Vacaville Museum has quickly become the most important fundraising event of the year for the non-profit, bringing in funds that support the function of the museum all year long.
Measure P, police oversight candidates to interview Wednesday

2 days ago | timesheraldonline.com | Janis Mara

Vallejo residents who applied to serve on three of the city’s most important boards and commissions will interview with city council members in a public meeting Wednesday. Council members will interview applicants for the Measure P Oversight Committee, the Police Oversight and Accountability Commission and the Surveillance Advisory Board. Unlike conventional job interviews, these interviews are open. Members of the public can attend in person or watch the video live.
Vallejo City Council to address police reform, infrastructure Tuesday

3 days ago | timesheraldonline.com | Janis Mara

The Vallejo City Council is set to address public safety and infrastructure items Tuesday, including an ad-hoc subcommittee to monitor police reform and a contract to repair the Mare Island Causeway Bridge. The council unanimously approved the proposed subcommittee in February in the first step of a two-step process. If approved Tuesday, it will become a reality. The subcommittee’s mission is to ensure that mandated police reforms are completed in a timely manner.
Vallejo, Benicia coffee roasters hit with tariffs in ‘perfect storm’

5 days ago | timesheraldonline.com | Janis Mara

Greg Reed of Benicia savored a sip of coffee and slipped a piece of his scone to his dog Cocoa at Moschetti Coffee’s free tasting on Sixth Street in Vallejo Saturday morning. Despite what he describes as “a perfect storm” of soaring raw material costs, insurance and utility prices and a 10 percent tariff levied by President Trump, coffee roaster Fabrice Moschetti is continuing his longstanding free tastings on Saturdays, though his coffee prices have gone up.
One Tribe People hosts Celebration on Easter in Vallejo

6 days ago | timesheraldonline.com | Saija Maki-Waller

One People Tribe has been running operations at the South Vallejo Community Center for a year as of April 1. This Easter, they are hosting a celebration — equal parts grand opening, one anniversary party and Easter celebration. Contracted out by the Greater Vallejo Recreation District to revise the center, One People Tribe founder Izzy Drumgoole says it’s been a slow process learning the ropes and engaging with the community.
Two openings on Vallejo’s Marina Advisory Committee

1 week ago | timesheraldonline.com | Janis Mara

If you would like to see the city’s Municipal Marina revitalized, this is an excellent time to apply to Vallejo’s Marina Advisory Committee. The long-neglected marina got some love recently from the Vallejo City Council, whose members voted in February to allot $1.5 million to help fund the first steps toward a potential repair and revitalization project. The council did so at the recommendation of the committee, which shows that it has some clout.
Mare Island is ready to get ‘Decked Out’

1 week ago | timesheraldonline.com | Saija Maki-Waller

Decked Out at The Quarters, a free music and entertainment event, is returning on April 27 after a successful first year in 2024. The event is put on by The Mare Island Company and is set to feature more than 20 local musicians, artists organizations and food and beverage trucks. Last year at the inaugural event, over 4,000 people attended. “We learned that we have a lot of fans of Mare Island,” laughs Director of Marketing Rebecca Kotch. This year, they are hoping to bring out even more of Vallejo.
Vallejo investigating Tuesday night homicide

1 week ago | timesheraldonline.com | Thomas Gase

The Vallejo Police Department is investigating a Tuesday night homicide that took place at the 2800 block of Redwood Parkway. Police responded to the call at approximately 10:31 p.m. regarding a stabbing at the location. Emergency Medical Services transported the victim to a local hospital for medical attention, where the male later died. The male’s identity is being withheld pending notification of next of kin by the Solano County Coroner’s Office.
Local Roundup: Jeremiah Peace throws no-hitter in Vallejo baseball win

1 week ago | timesheraldonline.com | Thomas Gase

The Vallejo High baseball team defeated Rio Vista on Wednesday 7-1 behind a no-hitter from Jeremiah Peach. Peace struck out seven and walked four while giving up a run, but didn’t allow a hit through seven innings. “He had full control of all his pitches and consistently go ahead of hitters,” Vallejo head coach Josh Ramos said. Offensively Kamil Cassius led the way with two hits, including an RBI triple in the first inning to give the Redhawks to lead.