Residents of Davis are concerned about the cleanliness and maintenance of the downtown core, with some feeling the city prioritizes students over families and businesses, and suggesting improvements such as adding planter boxes, sweeping sidewalks, and clearing leaves more regularly.
The City of Davis and Union Pacific Railroad have been aware of the dangers of the freight line cutting through the downtown area for decades, and despite a proposed Yolo Freight Rail Relocation Project, nothing has been done to address the issue, leaving emergency responders and residents at risk.
This week, the Davis City Council made homelessness a top priority—at least in rhetoric. But when it…
Davis, CA – During the pandemic, the city closed down G Street to vehicular traffic and opened…
By David M. Greenwald Executive Editor Davis, CA – At a recent meeting with the city and…
It kind of reminds me of the euphemistic title the “right to work,” but “freedom to park”…
Given the time of night it was on Tuesday and where they were in the meeting, delay…
By Linnea Patterson and David Greenwald City Hall was packed on Tuesday night to hear the city…
Davis is currently undergoing a process that could be viewed as a visioning process for the future…
Back in June there was a lengthy discussion over a proposed parking project by Davis Ace Hardware. …
A recent article in the Sacramento Bee reminded me of the discussion we have been having on…
By Robb Davis (The following is adapted from opening remarks at a Davis Chamber of Commerce-sponsored forum…
By Alan Hirsch Everyone wants a sustainable, vibrant downtown Davis with retailing, entertainment venues, housing, street life and…
In the month that has followed the September 20 stabbing death of Peter Gonzales in the early…
Two weeks ago when the council passed the urgency ordinance to put a building moratorium on new…
At a special 7:30 am meeting on September 29, the Davis City Council approved an urgency ordinance…