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Vallejo council pursues resolution rejecting downtown ELITE school - Vimarsana News

Vallejo council pursues resolution rejecting downtown ELITE school

The motion, proposed by Peter Bregenzer, received majority votes by him, Vice Mayor Loera-Diaz, and Councilmembers Diosdado Matulac and Rozzana Verder-Aliga. The vote was made just after 1 a.m. on Wednesday morning. Prospective students in the audience shouted in disbelief.

Vallejo sues American Canyon over development permit - Vimarsana News

Vallejo sues American Canyon over development permit

The development project known as the Giovannoni Logistics Center was approved on March 21, 2023. Livaich says the construction of the business park is an investment of $400 million and would create 2,000 jobs going to local contractors.

Vallejo takes first steps toward hiring police reform evaluator - Vimarsana News

Vallejo takes first steps toward hiring police reform evaluator

Vallejo City Council members Thursday unanimously voted to publish a notice of intent to set aside $300,000 from the city’s general fund to pay for an evaluator.

Melissa Swift: No confidence - Vimarsana News

Melissa Swift: No confidence

It's clear that the DOJ has no confidence in the abilities of City Attorney Veronica Nebb, City Manager Mike Malone nor Interim VPD Chief Jason Ta to stop the unconstitutional and unlawful actions by VPD officers and implement the necessary reforms — which is why the DOJ has escalated from a collaborative agreement to this court ordered and monitored Consent Decree.

State DOJ doubles down on Vallejo police reform - Vimarsana News

State DOJ doubles down on Vallejo police reform

Stacking additional accountability and transparency policies on top of a partially completed list of 45 reforms, Attorney General Rob Bonta promised Monday to spend the next five years “correcting injustices, building trust and enhancing public safety for the people of Vallejo.”