Monday Morning Thoughts II: Growth Wars Returning? One-sided View of Growth Offered by Local Paper
An amazing thing happened during 2010 to 2014 – growth and land use issues, which were of…
The New Home Company Took Different Stance on CFD in Irvine
On a city council that has often lacked clearly defined lines of demarcation of key issues, the…
Philosophically Divided Council Votes to Implement CFD
In the end the decision on the CFD (Community Facilities District) came down to philosophy, with both…
Commentary: The Key Question is Who Will the Council Represent on the CFD Vote?
Tonight, the Davis City Council will be asked to adopt a series of resolutions that form the…
Who Will Our Council Members Represent?
by Michelle Millet On Tuesday council will vote on whether or not to approve the formation of…
Stunningly Bad Argument for CFD Put Forward in Editorial
The CFD issue has been heating up in recent weeks just in time for the council to…
Monday Morning Thoughts II: Global Cooling, Prosecutorial Misconduct and More
Global Cooling One of the more interesting arguments I hear against Global Warming is that ‒ 40…
Monday Morning Thoughts: Urban Farm, Binning and Alternative Conflict Resolution
What Should the City Do About Mace 25? As we reported on Saturday, the Davis City Council…
The Cannery Urban Farm – A Barn Raising in Davis – Part 1
by Leanna M. Sweha Visitors to the Cannery website will read the following about the urban farm:…
My View: Vote on CFD Represents A Lost Opportunity For Community
When the Davis City Council voted 3-2 Tuesday to move the CFD (Community Facilities District) forward, the…
Commentary: Rental Housing Crisis in Davis
It is not that Davis has ever had a surplus of housing – over the last 13…
Commentary: Hiding the Ball on CFD?
The Vanguard will have a more comprehensive commentary on Friday about the Cannery CFD (Community Facilities District)…
Commentary: Measure R is Not THE Barrier to Development in Davis
Last summer we argued that Measure J’s impact on housing and development in Davis was overstated. The…
Disconnect Between Bicycling Priorities and Infrastructure on East Covell
The city of Davis, concurrent with the Cannery development project, commissioned a $25,000 East Covell Corridor…
Commentary: A Lot of Dirt, Trucks, For Cannery
A few days ago, a press release came out of the city that there was a traffic…
Construction Ready to Begin on Cannery, Last Second Details Locked Down
The city announced last week that the Cannery project at Covell Boulevard and J Street will begin…