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Vallejo’s politicians conspire against civil rights

By Kori McCoy | January 14, 2021

Federal prosecutors should charge my brother’s killers — and the local officials who enabled them.

A blue, white and black graphic depicting redacted pages from the Vallejo Police Department policy manual
Impact

Open Vallejo lawsuit makes police policies public

By John Glidden | December 23, 2020

The Vallejo Police Department released its unredacted policy manual in response to a lawsuit brought by Open Vallejo, revealing policies for foot pursuits, use of batons and dogs that the department had previously attempted to keep secret.

City Manager Greg Nyhoff is seen at Vallejo City Hall in November 2019. Nyhoff held a series of undisclosed meetings with developers seeking to build on Mare Island that Fall.
City Hall

Vallejo scraps Mare Island development guarantees, to sell off public land

By Chris Roberts | December 17, 2020

The Vallejo City Council unanimously approved sweeping changes to the multi-billion-dollar plan to redevelop Mare Island Tuesday night — all of them favorable to the developer at the expense of the city.

Vallejo City Manager Greg Nyhoff is seen at the swearing-in for Police Chief Shawny Williams on November 12, 2019 at Vallejo City Hall.
City Hall

City manager weakened Mare Island deal after undisclosed meetings with developers

By Chris Roberts | December 2, 2020

Greg Nyhoff met with a Tennessee-based developer without telling key staff or the City Council. When the city’s negotiation team raised concerns, he fired them.

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