The charges against Maximilian Snyder mark the latest twist in the case against his romantic partner, Teresa Youngblut.

Fed-up residents have reignited a petition initially started nearly a year ago, which demands Gov. Gavin Newsom deploy state and county officers “to assist Vallejo with its spiraling crime problem.” “As a resident of Vallejo, CA, I am deeply concerned about the safety of my community,” wrote Paula Conley, the petition starter.

Maximilian Snyder, who has been charged with killing a California landlord, applied for a marriage license last year with Teresa Youngblut, who has been charged in connection with the fatal shooting last week of a border patrol agent in Vermont.

The Vallejo Police Department had a busy Saturday night dealing with a fatal traffic collision and a sideshow. Thankfully, the department said it will soon be getting help with the latter. A man

Amid the wildfires, a petition initially created a year ago to address crime in Vallejo has reignited recent support.

The California Highway Patrol is set to help the Vallejo police department with curbing sideshows and reckless driving.

The theft at a Vallejo school resulted in damage to the school's electrical systems, canceling classes indefinitely, according to district officials.

Bryson Jones claims he suffered from severe injuries, pain and emotional distress after he fled from an officer and was shot.

James Reavis, facilities director at Wise Auto Group – which operates dealerships across California, Nevada and Arizona – said the company already owns a Dodge Ram dealership in Vallejo. Vallejo Hyundai has been housed in a small, temporary building and needs a better home, he said.

Maximilian Snyder and the woman accused of killing a Border Patrol agent in Vermont applied for a wedding license in Washington state in November, records show.

Both suspects attended the prestigious Lakeside School in Seattle, studied computer science and appear to sympathize with a fringe Bay Area group described by one person as a “murder gang.”

A school in Vallejo is left without power after copper wire was stolen from the building, shutting down operations.