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Three-alarm blaze destroys apartments in Suisun City (opens the original)
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A fire of unknown cause struck Suisun City late Wednesday night and early morning hours of Thursday, damaging several buildings and causing one minor injury. Suisun City Fire Department officials said in a press release that at 11:50 p.m. Wednesday, crews responded to reports of multiple structure fires in the 300 block of Solano Street and 600 block School Street. “Due to the volume of 911 calls and reports of multiple structures involved, a first-alarm response was immediately initiated,” the
Fairfield, Suisun City election 2026 races take shape (opens the original)
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Following the recent candidate filing deadline, the ballot is set for Mayoral and City Council elections in Fairfield and Suisun City on Nov. 3. In Fairfield, acting mayor Rick Vaccaro will not seek reelection. Vaccaro was appointed by the council to fill the seat earlier last year after Former Mayor Cathrine “Cat” Moy resigned while under a Quo Warrento investigation. Four candidates have filed for the Fairfield Mayoral race: Vice Mayor Pam Bertani, Councilmember Scott Tonnesen, Nikila Walker G
Fairfield, Suisun City races take shape (opens the original)
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Following the recent candidate filing deadline, the ballot is set for Mayoral and City Council elections in Fairfield and Suisun City on Nov. 3. In Fairfield, acting mayor Rick Vaccaro will not seek reelection. Vaccaro was appointed by the council to fill the seat earlier last year after Former Mayor Cathrine “Cat” Moy resigned while under a Quo Warrento investigation. Four candidates have filed for the Fairfield Mayoral race: Vice Mayor Pam Bertani, Councilmember Scott Tonnesen, Nikila Walker G
Vikings storm campus for first day of school (opens the original)
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The courtyards and sidewalks of Vanden High School were filled with the sounds of friendly greetings, squeaking new sneakers and honking car horns as students and teachers crammed back on to campus Wednesday for a new school year. Vanden Principal Kristin Shields said this school year is no different than any other for her. “It’s like every school year, I am super excited to have our new students and our returning students coming back, see what they do, see what happens,” she said. Vanden has ta
Vacaville Council approves SCIP changes on accidental vote (opens the original)
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The Vacaville City Council voted to allow California Statewide Communities Development Authority to accept applications from property owners in the community on Tuesday evening. The item passed 4-1-1, as Councilmember Jeanette Wylie abstained and Vice Mayor Michael Silva voted no. Councilmember Sarah Chapman accidentally voted yes on the measure by staying silent during the voting period. Councilmember Roy Stockton was absent from the meeting. Sponsored by the League of California Cities and the
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