City Manager Vallejo to use $1.5 million in COVID relief for staff bonuses “We were hoodwinked,” Councilmember Tina Arriola said in an interview Friday. by Geoffrey King FEATURED Vallejo officer in Monday shooting linked to badge bending ritual by Geoffrey King Vallejo police shoot, wound person following pursuit by Geoffrey King Vallejo city manager out as state DOJ moves in by Geoffrey King Vallejo officer who punched woman in viral video has violent history by Geoffrey King State DOJ to impose sweeping reforms on Vallejo police by Geoffrey King Vallejo police concealed violent deaths for years, Open Vallejo lawsuit reveals by Laurence Du Sault Open Vallejo to publish free obituaries by Geoffrey King Under union pressure, Vallejo police chief ends body camera analysis by Laurence Du Sault ‘Twisted to conceal:’ How laws meant to protect children help police evade scrutiny by Laurence Du Sault Court rules Vallejo illegally destroyed evidence in police killings by Geoffrey King NEWS Open Vallejo wins SPJ Excellence in Journalism Award Seattle police ended body camera analysis after footage caught officer mocking woman’s death Vallejo officer fired for endangering colleague sues city, ex-coworkers Whistleblower who exposed badge-bending to settle lawsuit for nearly $1 million Solano County District Attorney unlawfully withholds police shooting records, Open Vallejo alleges Ryan McMahon, whose bent badge revealed post-killing ritual, leaves Broadmoor Termination overturned for Vallejo detective who killed Sean Monterrosa Vallejo fails to disclose seized footage in June police shooting Vallejo releases video of June 27 police shooting Man shot by Vallejo police makes first court appearance State senator says juvenile records laws shouldn’t shield police Vallejo officer in June 27 shooting identified as Brad Kim Vallejo officer injures man in first police shooting in three years California’s attorney general wants court oversight of Vallejo police. Here is what that means. Vallejo police to update city on DOJ reforms Civil rights investigation ‘on the table’ in Vallejo, Bonta says Solano County supervisors vote to preserve records commission How decades of racist housing policies shaped modern Vallejo ‘The purpose of punishment is not to wreak vengeance’: the remarkable story of Vallejo’s ‘boy bandit’ State Justice Department has not probed — or even logged — all police shootings of possibly unarmed people Opinion Save the Solano County Historical Records Commission by Brendan Riley Vallejo’s waterfront is for community, not cops by Andrea Sorce and Anne Carr Why does a kid bring a gun to a graduation party? by Gretchen Zimmermann Disband the Vallejo Police Department by Aaron Quinn Lynch law in all its phases by Ida B. Wells Vallejo’s politicians conspire against civil rights by Kori McCoy Blue Life by Nijah Cunningham and Tiana Reid Finding Salvation: Honoring author Ernest J. Gaines by Lillie Anne Brown, Ph.D. Introducing Open Vallejo by Open Vallejo Police violence costs Vallejo millions, starving city of essential services by Geoffrey King
City Manager Vallejo to use $1.5 million in COVID relief for staff bonuses “We were hoodwinked,” Councilmember Tina Arriola said in an interview Friday. by Geoffrey King
‘Twisted to conceal:’ How laws meant to protect children help police evade scrutiny by Laurence Du Sault
‘The purpose of punishment is not to wreak vengeance’: the remarkable story of Vallejo’s ‘boy bandit’
State Justice Department has not probed — or even logged — all police shootings of possibly unarmed people
