On Thursday, the UC Davis Faculty Association hosted a public talk on academic freedom – a timely topic at UC Davis given calls by the legislature and community members to fire a tenured faculty member for statements made several years ago over Twitter.
A few weeks ago it seemed likely to occur, but now it is official – Ajay Dev,…
By Carl Takei and Paige Fernandez The events that led to the murder of Willie McCoy by…
On Thursday night, the Davis School Board approved the next step in their consideration process – polling to determine levels of public support for a potential parcel tax that would fund teacher compensation increases.
A few weeks ago, the Davis City Council approved an emergency ordinance that permits neighborhood notification and engagement when a proposal arises for the construction of new two-story residences and larger additions to existing residences in existing neighborhoods.
(From Press Release) – California Attorney General Xavier Becerra, the state’s top law enforcement official, is refusing…
By Andrea Woods and Portia Allen-Kyle Every year, millions of people are arrested, required to pay money…
In the last several weeks, the city has continued to receive many complaints about congestion and traffic…
By Crescenzo Vellucci Vanguard Sacramento Bureau SACRAMENTO – The Poor People’s Campaign – a national organization dedicated…
By Crescenzo Vellucci Vanguard Sacramento Bureau SACRAMENTO – Sacramento County Sheriff Scott Jones – who has a…
The City of Davis announced today that it hired Barbara Archer as a new communications and customer…
By Danielle Eden C. Silva A clinical psychologist on child and adolescent psychology testified in a child…
By Lemuel Herg The Honorable Janene Beronio, in Department 10, presided over the second day of the…
The parcel tax subcommittee of Alan Fernandes and Joe DiNunzio have been meeting regularly since January to discuss ways to close the employee compensation gap most likely through the placement of a new parcel tax for employee compensation on a future 2020 ballot.
Senate Bill 50 legalizes more housing near job centers and public transportation by overriding hyper-restrictive low-density zoning,…
“I love to ride for the health!” said Davis Enterprise political columnist and former associate editor for The Economist, Rich Rifkin. Living out in the country far from downtown Davis, a lot of Rifkin’s riding is scenic touring with friends and participating in organized rides.
In Department 7 on Wednesday, the trial of People v. Margarito Alvarez reconvened with witness testimonies. Mr….
The veteran columnist Bob Dunning wrote this weekend, “In five full decades of covering the comings and…
“We’re here to address the crisis of homelessness that our community college students are facing right now,” Assemblymember Berman said during the press conference at the Capital.
On March 21, the Davis Vanguard held the first forum of a three-part series on affordable housing. …