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Monte Sereno councilwoman convicted of illegal voting in Oregon – Times-Herald
Councilor Rowena Turner of Monte Sereno was convicted of an illegal vote in the Oregon Circuit Court last October after…
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January 20 Vallejo/Vacaville Arts and Entertainment Source: A tip of the hat to youthful musicianship
The classical music stage of today’s local American community is sown on other stages the other day to produce stunning…
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Website to order free rapid tests goes live a day early – Times-Herald
A website to order a free home-based rapid test for COVID-19 was launched on Tuesday as the White House is…
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January 13 Vallejo Arts and Entertainment Source: Activities – Times-Herald
February 5: East Bay Mad, Empress Theater, empresstheatre.org. February 11: Comic Paul Rodriguez, Sondheim Theater, empresstheatre.org. February 12: Souper Trouper,…
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Cal Maritime men’s basketball team beats Embry-Riddle for sixth straight win – Times-Herald
The Cal Maritime men’s basketball team visited Embry Riddle at the California Pacific Conference on Monday and won 85-64. The…
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In familiar refrain, United Farm Workers grapples with how to grow – Times-Herald
The union turned to Sacramento in June last year when high courts across the country effectively banned union representatives from…
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California homeless crisis takes on new urgency – Times-Herald
Within six months of the 2022 primary, candidates will dive head-on into one of California’s most visible and lasting problems,…
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Newsom’s $50 million opioids education pledge comes as colleges warn of risks – Times-Herald
California will invest $ 50 million to educate young people about the risks of opioids and fentanyl under Governor Gavin…
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Kevin Costner, put your health and well-being first
Celebrity born on this day: Jason Segel, 42 years old. Jesse L. Martin, 53; Mark Messier, 61; Kevin Costner, 67…
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California allowing COVID-positive health care workers to treat patients – Times-Herald
With the proliferation of highly infectious variants of Omicron, California is taking unprecedented steps to avoid the overwhelming healthcare system.…
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