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 funds IHART crisis response team for May and June

15 hours ago | timesheraldonline.com | Janis Mara

The Vallejo City Council on Tuesday unanimously approved $310,000 to keep the city’s IHART civilian crisis response team operating in May and June and gave assurances that the program will be funded in the coming fiscal year. The $310,000 in May-June funding for the Integrated Health and Resource Team, or IHART, will come from the Opioid Litigation Fund.
‘Day Without Childcare’ highlights issues in Solano County, nationally

2 days ago | timesheraldonline.com | Janis Mara

Anna Romo and Alicia Penn held their signs high outside two lawmakers’ downtown Vallejo offices on Monday morning: “I work in childcare so you can go to work.”The Vallejo residents and about 20 other people showed up for the Fourth Annual National Day Without Childcare at the Virginia Street offices of U.S. Rep. John Garamendi and state Sen. Chris Cabaldon. The two women work at the Les Papillons licensed childcare in Vallejo.
Mom’s the word at Mayker’s Market event

4 days ago | timesheraldonline.com | Thomas Gase

With Mother’s Day fast approaching, the place to be on Saturday was the Maykers Market event hosted the City of Fairfield. Saturday featured a Mother’s Day theme, serving as a one-stop shop for gift ideas with approximately 50 vendors selling anything from art, flowers, T-shirts, candles and more. Alicia Lee and Daniella Antipuesto said they were helping out City of Fairfield employee and Founder of The Boss Con & Younger State of Mind, Taylor Garcia. Garcia has put on many events in Solano County.
Singing, dancing and joking, Cinco de Mayo joins 2nd Friday Art Walk

4 days ago | timesheraldonline.com | Janis Mara

Artists displayed their wares, children darted to and fro while Venezuelan reggae pop fusion duo Sobre Cuerdas filled the air with guitar and voice at the combined Cinco de Mayo/Art Walk event in Vallejo Friday evening.
Benicia, American Canyon High volleyball teams pull off upsets

5 days ago | timesheraldonline.com | Thomas Gase

Through two rounds, the slipper seems to fit for the American Canyon and Benicia High volleyball teams. Although American Canyon is the No. 14 seed in the North Coast Section Division II playoffs and Benicia is the No. 12 seed, both squads are having Cinderella-like postseason runs with each making the semifinals after wins on Thursday night. American Canyon defeated San Leandro in five games, winning 22-25, 25-23, 25-20, 19-25, 20-18.
Vallejo police’s IHART civilian crisis team ‘not going away’

5 days ago | timesheraldonline.com | Janis Mara

The Vallejo Police Department’s civilian crisis response team — better known as IHART — is funded through June and will be fully funded in the coming fiscal year, the city’s police chief said. “We have identified new funding for May and June, and with a blend of Measure P and a Connect and Protect grant, we’ll be funded in the 2025-2026 fiscal year,” Vallejo Police Chief Jason Ta told the Times-Herald in a phone interview Wednesday. The fiscal year begins July 1 and runs through June 30, 2026.
Vallejo Juneteenth extends application deadline to May 31

5 days ago | timesheraldonline.com | Thomas Gase

Vendors and exhibitors who were hoping for more time to submit their application for Vallejo’s 35th Juneteenth Parade and Festival will now get their wish as organizers have extended the application deadline to May 31. The festival will be held on Saturday, June 21 from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Barbara Kondylis Waterfront Green, 301 Mare Island Way.
Golden State Valkyries make an impact to Solano County ballers

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

Whether they’ve been playing for years or coaching a team, Solano County basketball fans, particularly women, are excited about the Bay Area’s new WNBA team, the Golden State Valkyries. The Valkyries kicked off their inaugural pre-season on Tuesday against the visiting Los Angeles Sparks. Despite the Valkyries coming up one point short in the fourth quarter, 83-82, new fans are excited about women’s representation in the Bay.
LOCAL ROUNDUP: Bethel badminton does well at league championships

6 days ago | timesheraldonline.com | Thomas Gase

The Tri-County Athletic League tournament was held at Pinole Valley on Wednesday and many Jesse Bethel High players did well. Maria De Jesus Cota took first place in the girls singles championship. Jazmin Chi Cruz finished in seventh place. In the boys doubles, Phu -An Le and Montery Masalaysay came in second place. In mixed doubles, the team of Fernando Borrayo and Kendall Frost came in sixth place.
Riley to discuss his mom at Vallejo Naval and Historical Museum event

6 days ago | timesheraldonline.com | Thomas Gase

With Mother’s Day slated for Sunday, the Vallejo Naval and Historical Museum felt that Saturday was the perfect time for local author Brendan Riley to reflect on his own late mother — Marjorie Riley.