City leaders in Fairfield and Suisun City are pursuing all their legal options in handling the ongoing trash collection standoff between Republic Services and Teamsters garbage collectors.

The city of Fairfield is threatening legal action against Republic Services after two weeks without trash pickup as a sanitation worker strike continues in cities across Northern California.

A flash flood warning was issued for parts of Fairfield County and Licking County, including the Buckeye Lake area.

Fairfield plans legal action against Republic Services amid trash pickup disruption due to a sanitation worker strike.

Fairfield city government is adjust the rules on trash collection while it negotiates with striking Republic Service workers.

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