Glen Cove Community Association

10/31/2026

Solano County- Code 3

5 Plus People Shot at the Mall, Fairfield
In the area Spirit Halloween store
8:30 PM - Friday - 10/30/26

Two people were shot outside in the parking lot

Two additional people were found at the entrance shot

One additional person found shot inside the mall

Victims have moderate to major injuries, all being transported in critical condition

Shooter(s) location is still unknown

CHP, Vacaville, SO & Benicia PD on scene assisting - They are sweeping the mall - Everyone is getting evacuated from the mall

Fairfield Police is looking for anyone with information on this shooting - Call the Non-Emergency line (707) 428-7300

Information is still coming in

10/31/2026

10/30/2026

Written by Solano County: A Local Author Showcase Event

Join Solano County Library on Saturday, November 7, 2026, from 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM at the Solano County Events Center (601 Texas St., Fairfield) for an afternoon celebrating local authors and the stories that connect our community.

Meet talented writers from across Northern California, discover new books, chat with authors, purchase books, and have them signed. This special event brings together readers, writers, and libraries in a celebration of creativity, storytelling, and community.

Featured Authors: Craig Ahlstrom, Jessica Arden Cline, Audrey Bacosa, Anna Bergman, Daphne Birkmyer, Marcus Clawson, Diana Corbitt, Ron Jackson, Sierra King, Jon Morales, Harrison Paul, Kristine Ramkowsky, Susan Rounds, Hazel St. Lewis, Shani Simmons, Ramona Thomas, Tony Wade, Fred Warren, Rachel Williams, and Trenise.

Free and open to the public.

10/30/2026

🎨🖌️ LET'S GET CREATIVE! 🖌️🎨

Kick off Native American Heritage Month with Student Development & Engagement! ❤️ Join us for our Totem Pole Painting event as we celebrate Native American heritage.

📅 November 3
⏰ 2:00–5:00 PM
📍 Fishbowl

✨ Join us and connect with fellow students during this month's celebrations!

💬 Who's joining us?

10/30/2026

10/30/2026

10/28/2026

The City of Vallejo

The Vallejo Police Department (VPD) and the Vallejo City Unified School District (VCUSD) are pleased to announce the second year of the Safe Start to School Days initiative. This program was designed to ensure the safety of students and families during morning drop-off at select schools. From Tuesday, November 3, through Thursday, November 5, the Vallejo Police Department will provide additional support to the community by increasing police presence during peak morning drop-off hours.

The three-day initiative will focus on Steffan Manor Elementary School, Johnston Cooper Elementary, and Solano Widenmann Leadership Academy. These schools were selected based on high traffic volume and past safety concerns. Officers will be stationed at these schools during drop-off hours from 8 a.m. to 8:45 a.m. to monitor traffic, assist with pedestrian safety, and improve overall visibility around the school zones.

The scheduled dates and locations for Safe Start to School are as follows:

-Steffan Manor Elementary School on November 3rd
-Johnston Cooper Elementary on November 4th
-Solano Widenmann Leadership Academy on November 5th

“Every student deserves a safe start to the school day,” VCUSD Superintendent Rubén Aurelio said. “Our continued partnership with the Vallejo Police Department supports safer drop-offs and reminds all of us to slow down, stay alert, and look out for children near our schools.”

The initiative's primary focus will be on addressing common concerns such as speeding, illegal parking, and pedestrian safety. VPD will take proactive measures, using marked patrol vehicles and uniformed officers to ensure safe and efficient traffic flow. They will also work closely with school staff to provide safety support at crosswalks.

“Every student deserves to travel to and from school safely, and every driver has a responsibility to help make that possible,” said Vallejo Police Chief Jason Ta. “Through our Safe Start to School initiative, we are reinforcing the importance of safe driving practices, particularly in school zones where children and families are most vulnerable. Our officers will continue working to address unsafe driving behaviors and help ensure students can begin and end their school day safely.”

For media inquiries, please contact Public Information Officer Sgt. Rashad Hollis by email at [email protected] or by phone at (707) 567-4233.

10/28/2026

10/28/2026