A labor dispute in Vacaville has taken a turn. The city's bus service was expected to be impacted by a work stoppage. However, this action is no longer set to occur.
The situation involves a private company that runs the buses and a union representing the operators. They are in the process of negotiating a contract. Further information about this development can be found through local news sources, such as KRON4.
Details about the negotiations and the union's decision are available from them.
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