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Nearly $500,000 more available in Solano to help with rental assistance during pandemic FAIRFIELD — Solano County has allocated $488,961 to expand the county’s CARES Rental Assistance Program, bringing the total to nearly $4.49 million. An updated CARES Act expenditure report was given Tuesday to the Board of Supervisors as part of its consent agenda. There were no comments from the board. The action included $778,000 in purchases for Public Health laboratory equipment and vaccine storage r...

. As thousands of Oregon homes burned to rubble last month, the state’s politicians joined the timber industry in blaming worsening wildfires on the lack of logging. Echoing a longstanding belief in the state that public forests are the problem, U.S. Rep. Greg Walden, a Republican who represents eastern Oregon, equated the federal government’s management to that of “a slum lord.” And Democratic Gov. Kate Brown on “Face the Nation” accused Republicans in the state Legislature of blo...

Vacaville Fire Department taking donations for Christmas Fund VACAVILLE — The Fire Department is collecting donations for its holiday food program. The Vacaville Christmas Fund, a nonprofit, was established more than 30 years ago and provides seniors and families with grocery gift cards. More than 20 cards were issued last year. “The Vacaville Fire Department is now collecting donations for this year’s program with a goal of helping even more people than last year, including families affe...

That grows along with you and your family. legalzoom. where life meets legal. ♪ >> melissa: fox news alert. 200 active duty army soldiers are being deployed to help fight the devastating wildfires in northern california. over the weekend, the death toll rose to seven in the so-called carr fire near redding. complex fire is now the second largest in state history. fox news chief correspondent johjonathan hunt is live in l.a. >> melissa, the hardest hit is the northern half of the state. that fi...

Dozens of structures burned to the ground as wildfires rage out of control with at least four western states today. more than 100 large blazes are raging in california, washington, idaho, and oregon, spreading resources there dangerously thin. firefighters facing a triple threat of extreme heat. severe drought conditions and gusty winds. less than an hour from now well get an update from one of the most dangerous fires in eastern washington where homes have been destroyed and evacuations are ong...