Davis Planning Commission to Hold Hearing on 1,800-Home Village Farms Development
The Davis Planning Commission is holding a public hearing on December 17 to consider the proposed Village Farms Davis project, a residential development that would... Read more.
18 Days Left. $10,000 to Go. Let’s Finish This Together.
The Vanguard is asking for donations to raise $2,000 this week to pay off bills from a recent legal battle.... Read more.
House Bill Could Jail Doctors Providing Care for Transgender Youth, ACLU Warns
The ACLU is urging members of the U.S. House of Representatives to vote against Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene's bill that would criminalize the provision of gender-affirming... Read more.
Davis City Council to Hold Workshop on Village Farms Development
The Davis City Council is holding a public workshop to discuss the proposed Village Farms Davis development, a large-scale housing and annexation project that could... Read more.
Civil Rights Lawyer Challenges Dismissal of Case against Ex-Officer in Taylor Death
Civil rights attorney S. Lee Merritt filed an amicus curiae brief opposing the Alameda County District Attorney's motion to dismiss the voluntary manslaughter case... Read more.
PPIC Report Examines Options for Updating California’s School Funding Formula Amid Enrollment Declines
California's school funding system could be reshaped in the coming years due to declining enrollment, creating new fiscal flexibility and allowing policymakers to... Read more.
Opinion: Large Project in Sac Shows Why It’s Too Early to Declare State Housing Policies a Failure
The Upper Westside Specific Plan in Sacramento County is a large-scale housing proposal that has been met with opposition, but is still in the process of being approved... Read more.
YIMBY Law Sues Governor over SB 9 Suspension in Los Angeles Fire Zones
YIMBY Law has filed a lawsuit challenging Governor Gavin Newsom's Executive Order suspending SB 9 in high fire hazard severity zones within the burn areas, arguing... Read more.
Davis City Council Defers Decision on Measure J/R/D Amendment
The Davis City Council has deferred ballot action on Measure J/R/D, instead focusing on affordable housing production and climate-related standards, and has not... Read more.
Opinion | Measure J Reform May Be Inevitable — But Davis Isn’t There Yet
The Davis City Council is considering changes to Measure J to address the city's growing housing needs, but the process is complicated by political and economic... Read more.