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Pacific Gas and Electric is warning customers that shutoffs resulting from fire risk are likely imminent Thursday, Friday and Saturday of this week in counties across California. The energy firm specifically listed Solano County as an area of concern, along with 31 other counties from as far north as Tehama County and as far south as Santa Barbra County. According to a release from the company, 2,467 Solano County customers, including 196 Medica…

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Pacific Gas and Electric faces weather shutoffs

The Vacaville Chamber of Commerce announced on Tuesday the appointment of Maria Alemany as its new Business Development Manager. According to a news release by the Chamber, Alemany’s career highlights include, “her ability to manage complex projects, foster meaningful relationships with stakeholders, and coordinate successful events. She is highly regarded for her top-notch customer service, which involves working closely with both internal and …

Vacaville Chamber of Commerce names Alemany as new Business Development Manager

Jackson Chambers Daniels Jr., 86, was in hospice care when he died in August.

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Man who killed Riverside police officers Doty and Trust in 1982 dies

A condemned inmate who held a 16-year-old girl captive for weeks in Jurupa Valley, sexually assaulting and torturing her until directing his accomplice to execute the victim, died in a state prison hospice ward, authorities said Tuesday. Michael Forrest Thornton, 68, of Rialto, was at California Medical Facility in Vacaville when he was pronounced dead Monday from an undisclosed terminal illness. Thornton had been moved to the hospice unit from …

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Inland Empire Man Who Tortured Teen Before Killing Her Dies in Prison

The Vacaville High School girls volleyball team defeated Vanden on Monday in a showdown between the two heavyweights of the Monticello Empire League. The Bulldogs and Vikings have dominated the MEL, with their respective 9-0 and 7-1 league records setting the stage for an exciting rivalry match with major MEL title implications. “We always seem to go tooth and nail,” Vanden head coach Cindy Scolavino said. “They’ve gotten the better part of us fo

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Vacaville remains atop volleyball standings with win over Vanden

Landon, eight, died twice and came back to life after he was involved in a horror car crash

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Eight-year-old boy who died and was brought back to life told mum everything he saw while in heaven

Loki the dog doesn't usually take a liking to cats but seemed to sense Morris was "special and needed to be looked after."

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Paralyzed cat dumped at Shelter forms bond with rescue dog: "Healing us"

All Weather Aluminum, a part of Vallejo business since 1980, is taking its next step forward, embarking on an 87,000-square foot expansion it hopes will help the company become more efficient and continue to grow. Lance Porter, grandson to Hank Porter, who opened the business in 1969, took the first shovel of dirt in the groundbreaking ceremony with his children. “It’s quite a legacy that we are very proud of, but we feel a great need to perpetu…

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Cellular Origins and Fresenius Kabi, an operating company of Fresenius, announce today they have signed a development agreement that leverages each company’s expertise in cell and gene therapies (CGTs).

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Cellular Origins, Fresenius Kabi sign development agreement for scalable automation of cell and gene therapy manufacturing

The Golden State Warriors announced a new project this week designed to help inmates.

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Golden State Warriors teach inmates to become basketball coaches

Five Vacaville Unified School District Board of Trustees candidates from Areas Four and Seven participated in a forum hosted by the Vacaville Chamber of Commerce on Wednesday night at Travis Credit Union. Asked a series of questions throughout the two-hour forum by chamber CEO Debbie Egidio, candidates expanded on their policy platforms, giving answers on spending, their priorities for the district, and their motivations for running. In Area Fou…

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