California Residents Lose $2.5 Billion to Cybercrime

New research has revealed the states where residents are most likely to fall victim to cybercrime. California ranks 7th nationally for the rate of cybercrime complaints. Read More »

Marketing Firm Fined for Selling Health Data

Company ordered to stop selling Californians' personal information Read More »

Anderson to Compete at USA Karate Trials

Local karateka Anna Anderson will travel to Colorado in late January as she prepares to compete in the 2026 USA Karate National Team Trials Read More »

LaMalfa, Longtime North State Congressman Passes

U.S. Rep. Doug LaMalfa, a longtime Republican lawmaker who represented much of Northern California, has died, House Republican leadership announced Tuesday. He was 65. Read More »

Sacramento Valley Conservancy Launches Vernal Pool Stewardship Program

The Sacramento Valley Conservancy (SVC) is proud to announce the launch of its Vernal Pool Stewardship Program, a community-driven effort to protect some of the region’s most rare and ecologically important landscapes Read More »

Parks and Recreation Offers Fun for All Ages

City of Dixon’s Parks and Recreation Department is offering a range of upcoming classes and programs aimed at serving residents of all ages, from youth and teens to seniors, as the department continues to expand its seasonal offerings. Read More »

Dixon Youth Wrestling Brings Opportunities to Local Athletes

Dixon Youth Wrestling is a new athletic program designed to introduce local children to the sport of wrestling, providing structured training and competition opportunities that previously required families to travel outside the city. Read More »

Mark Your Calendars!

Cat Show at the May Fair, Dixon Wrestling, Dixon Dolphins Swim Registration, Easy as Pizza and more! Read More »

Dixon Community Theater Announces Upcoming Auditions and Showtimes

Dixon Community Theater has announced details for its upcoming winter production and spring musical auditions, continuing its schedule of live performances and community involvement at the Dixon Performing Arts Center. Read More »

Volunteers Needed for Wreath Project Cleanup

Wreath Project is organizing a large-scale cleanup at Sacramento Valley National Cemetery following the placement of wreaths and boughs on every grave as part of its annual remembrance effort. Read More »

Local Steps Up to Official Delegate

Dixon's Nicolas Brown participates at the Republican Convention Read More »

New Year, New Laws

The California Highway Patrol (CHP) is committed to keeping the public informed so they can make the safest choices for themselves and their families. Read More »

January Marks Start of Winter Sports Action

Winter sports activity in Dixon will pick up in early 2026 with a full schedule of high school competitions and community programs beginning in January. Read More »

Required Ear Tagging for 2026 Dixon May Fair

Those youth planning on exhibiting a Market Beef at the 2026 Fair, May 7 to 10, need to be aware of the following deadlines and requirements. Read More »

Beer for a Butterfly Contest Opens

The annual “Beer for a Butterfly” contest, launched in 1972 by butterfly guru Art Shapiro, now a UC Davis distinguished professor emeritus, is underway as of Jan. 1. Read More »

County Receives Grant to Expand Car Seat Safety

Solano County Health & Social Services Department, Public Health Division, is pleased to announce receipt of a $191,934 grant from the California Office of Traffic Safety (OTS) Read More »

Community Rallies After Vandalism at Veterans Memorial Hall

A break-in and vandalism at Veterans Memorial Hall has caused an estimated $10,000 in damage. Read More »

Mark Your Calendars!

Don't miss out on a Christmas Tree Recycling Fundraiser in collaboration with local Scouts, Dixon Chamber networking, softball registration and more! Read More »

Travis Credit Union Announces Teacher Grant Program 2025 Winners

Travis Credit Union (TCU) announced Dec. 18 the inaugural winners of its Teacher Grant Program Read More »

The Making of a Lawyer

The name of a long-time Dixon lawyer slipped right off the tongue of former Dixon City Councilman Devon Nishimura when asked about who he attributed the launch of his legal career Read More »

Landeros Caps 2025 Season with Jiu-Jitsu Title

Abby Landeros, a 13-year-old from Dixon, has earned Season Champion status for the 2025 Jiu Jitsu World League season, marking a significant achievement in her competitive career less than two years after she began training. Read More »

CHP Rings in the New Year With Holiday Enforcement Period

The California Highway Patrol (CHP) is ringing in 2026 by launching a New Year’s Holiday Enforcement Period (HEP). Read More »

Fisk’s Cyclery Marks Nearly 50 Years

For nearly five decades, Fisk’s Cyclery, 539 N. Adams St., has been a fixture in Dixon, serving generations of riders from casual cyclists to experienced enthusiasts seeking reliable repairs. Read More »

Busy Bees Thank General Electric

The Busy Bees at the Dixon Senior Center would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to General Electric of Dixon. Read More »

Serenity Saddles Supports Riders with Special Needs

Serenity Saddles Therapeutic Riding Program has been providing equine-assisted activities to children and adults with special needs in the Dixon area since its founding in September 2019. Read More »

New Postage Rules in Effect

Effective Dec. 24, USPS will treat the machine-applied postmark date as: “The date of the first automated processing operation at a USPS processing facility.” Read More »

Giving Tree Delivers More Than 350 Gifts to Families

Dignity Health Woodland Memorial Hospital provided more than 350 holiday gifts to 42 local families this season through its annual Giving Tree program. Read More »

Mark Your Calendars!

With heavy rain and flooding on the horizon, Dixon Fire Department is offering sandbags to the community throughout the week. Read More »

Council Rejects Residential Parking Zone Ordinance

At the Dec. 16 meeting of the Dixon City Council, the approval of eight additional License Plate Recognition (LPR) cameras was considered, at a total year-one cost of $29,200. Read More »

Start 2026 Strong by Claiming Your CalKIDS Scholarship

As the year comes to a close and families begin setting goals for the year ahead, California is reaffirming its commitment to young people through CalKIDS, the California Kids Investment and Development Savings Program. Read More »

Chamber Announces Schedule Changes

Dixon Chamber of Commerce has announced upcoming schedule changes, extended fundraising efforts and a slate of community events hosted by chamber members in early 2026. Read More »

Alonzo Carter Named as Head Football Coach

Will be the 14th Coach in Sacramento State Program History Read More »

Republic FC Reinforces Roster with Pierre Reedy

The club announced Dec. 17 the signing of midfielder Pierre Reedy. Read More »

Chip Maxson 2025 MiLB Executive of the Year

Maxson Selected as Top Executive Among All 120 Full-Season Minor League Affiliates Read More »

A's Agree to Terms With RHP Mark Leiter Jr. on One-Year Contract

The Athletics have agreed to terms with right-handed pitcher Mark Leiter Jr. on a one-year contract for the 2026 season, the club announced Dec. 17. Read More »