The city kept the survey hidden from the public until it was presented on Tuesday night. Once unveiled, ...
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Community Survey Shows Overwhelming Need for Affordable Housing, Overall Satisfaction with City
Community Survey Shows Overwhelming Need for Affordable Housing, Overall Satisfaction with City
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City Well Positioned for Sales Tax Renewal
City Well Positioned for Sales Tax Renewal
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Monday Morning Thoughts: City Fiscal Picture More Fixable than Schools
Monday Morning Thoughts: City Fiscal Picture More Fixable than Schools
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Commentary: City or Schools – Who Has the Toughest Road Ahead on Funding?
Commentary: City or Schools – Who Has the Toughest Road Ahead on Funding?
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Sunday Commentary: What Message Should Council Be Sending on the Budget?
Sunday Commentary: What Message Should Council Be Sending on the Budget?
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City Council Passes 2019-20 Budget
City Council Passes 2019-20 Budget
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Commentary: Fiscal Caution Is the Right Approach
Commentary: Fiscal Caution Is the Right Approach
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Monday Morning Thoughts: Fiscal Picture No Brighter for the City
Monday Morning Thoughts: Fiscal Picture No Brighter for the City
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Commentary: Should El Macero Residents Pay for Their Portion of the Roadway Upgrades?
Commentary: Should El Macero Residents Pay for Their Portion of the Roadway Upgrades?
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Mayor and City Manager Discuss Budget, Economic Development and Other Matters of Concern at the State of the City Address
Mayor and City Manager Discuss Budget, Economic Development and Other Matters of Concern at the State of the City Address
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Commentary: Today Mayor Lee Gives the State of the City Address, What Does It Look Like?
Commentary: Today Mayor Lee Gives the State of the City Address, What Does It Look Like?
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PPIC Finds A Well-Designed Parcel Tax Is a Useful Tool for Local Governments
PPIC Finds A Well-Designed Parcel Tax Is a Useful Tool for Local Governments
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Council Approves City-County Tax-Sharing Agreement on Nishi, WDAAC
Council Approves City-County Tax-Sharing Agreement on Nishi, WDAAC
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Sunday Commentary: Is the Cost of Labor Peace Too High for Davis?
Sunday Commentary: Is the Cost of Labor Peace Too High for Davis?
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City Approves Contract with DCEA
City Approves Contract with DCEA
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City Agrees to New Contract with DCEA, Ending a Decade-Long Standoff
City Agrees to New Contract with DCEA, Ending a Decade-Long Standoff
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City to Look at Fire Standards of Cover
City to Look at Fire Standards of Cover
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My View: We Operate in Silos but Live in One Community
My View: We Operate in Silos but Live in One Community
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City Hired Finance Director; City Attorney Retires as City Searches for New Community Development Director
City Hired Finance Director; City Attorney Retires as City Searches for New Community Development Director
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Commentary: Five Problems Our Council Needs to Address This Term
Commentary: Five Problems Our Council Needs to Address This Term