Part 2 – The Rich Get Richer! Compensation to the Top 10% Highest Paid City of Davis Employees has Increa ...
-
Guest Commentary: Effects of Excessive Increases in City of Davis Employee Compensation
Guest Commentary: Effects of Excessive Increases in City of Davis Employee Compensation
-
Guest Commentary: Effects of Excessive Increases in City of Davis Employee Compensation from 2011 to 2021 on the City’s Ongoing Budget Crisis
Guest Commentary: Effects of Excessive Increases in City of Davis Employee Compensation from 2011 to 2021 on the City’s Ongoing Budget Crisis
-
Sunday Commentary: The Public Thinks City Is Headed in the Right Direction – Is That a Good Thing?
Sunday Commentary: The Public Thinks City Is Headed in the Right Direction – Is That a Good Thing?
-
Commentary: Why San Francisco May Not Be the Best Test Case for Progressivism
Commentary: Why San Francisco May Not Be the Best Test Case for Progressivism
-
Davis City Council To Consider 2022 Legislative Agenda – Including Infrastructure, Affordable Housing and Crisis Now Funding
Davis City Council To Consider 2022 Legislative Agenda – Including Infrastructure, Affordable Housing and Crisis Now Funding
-
Monday Morning Thoughts: The Fiscal Benefits of the Proposed DiSC Project
Monday Morning Thoughts: The Fiscal Benefits of the Proposed DiSC Project
-
Davis City Council and Yolo County Partner in Climate Initiatives and Yolo Adult Day Health Center Expansion
Davis City Council and Yolo County Partner in Climate Initiatives and Yolo Adult Day Health Center Expansion
-
Social Services Commission Asks Council to Help Pacifico, Supports Funding for Exercise Circuit and Senior Center Improvements
Social Services Commission Asks Council to Help Pacifico, Supports Funding for Exercise Circuit and Senior Center Improvements
-
Davis’ Water Fund Spends Less Than Expected, New Water Standards To Be Enacted
Davis’ Water Fund Spends Less Than Expected, New Water Standards To Be Enacted
-
My View: Appalling Decision by Council on Ladder Truck – Lack of Fiscal Restraint on a Nice-to-Have Expenditure
My View: Appalling Decision by Council on Ladder Truck – Lack of Fiscal Restraint on a Nice-to-Have Expenditure
-
Council Goes with Option 3 on the Ladder Truck, but with Concerns
Council Goes with Option 3 on the Ladder Truck, but with Concerns
-
Davis Council Asked to Approve Purchase, Staffing for Ladder Truck
Davis Council Asked to Approve Purchase, Staffing for Ladder Truck
-
Guest Commentary: Effects of Excessive Increases in City of Davis Employee Compensation from 2011 to 2020 on the City’s Ongoing Budget Crisis
Guest Commentary: Effects of Excessive Increases in City of Davis Employee Compensation from 2011 to 2020 on the City’s Ongoing Budget Crisis
-
Sunday Commentary: A Look Ahead to Some Burning Issues in Davis
Sunday Commentary: A Look Ahead to Some Burning Issues in Davis
-
Commentary: ‘But Davis Is a Great Place, I Don’t Want It to Change’
Commentary: ‘But Davis Is a Great Place, I Don’t Want It to Change’
-
Analysis: Leland Recommends Using the 75% Variable Cost Assumption for Development Impact Models
Analysis: Leland Recommends Using the 75% Variable Cost Assumption for Development Impact Models
-
Commentary: The City Is Still in Fiscal Peril, but It Can Make Changes to Public Safety Fairly Easily
Commentary: The City Is Still in Fiscal Peril, but It Can Make Changes to Public Safety Fairly Easily
-
Council Faces Community Wrath on Policing, but Adopts Proposed Budget
Council Faces Community Wrath on Policing, but Adopts Proposed Budget
-
City Leaders Propose Budget for The Next Two Fiscal Years
City Leaders Propose Budget for The Next Two Fiscal Years
-
Is the City Moving Fast Enough on Police Reform?
Is the City Moving Fast Enough on Police Reform?