Analysis: Enterprise Endorses Nishi
While critical details about the Nishi project remain up in the air, the Davis Enterprise editor has…
While critical details about the Nishi project remain up in the air, the Davis Enterprise editor has…
It was a large gathering, well exceeding 100 people. In the audience were some of the top…
As they say, the devil is in the details, but for those who believed that the Nishi…
Wednesday evening, January 13, about 60 people attended a two-hour presentation and at times vigorous discussion of…
Suddenly the Davis City Council race has gotten a lot more interesting with a fourth candidate –…
On Wednesday evening, about 60 people attended a two-hour presentation and at times vigorous discussion of the…
By Dan Carson A year ago, the City Council declared that it wanted to see innovation center…
This past week the Planning Commission forwarded the Nishi project to the Davis City Council for consideration….
The Davis Planning Commission made a series of votes on Wednesday night to move the Nishi Project…
Many people view optimism in a descriptive manner. They assess it by looking at a glass of…
Mayor Dan Wolk opened his remarks during the Davis Chamber’s State of the City Address citing Led…
The city of Davis has released the Final Environmental Impact Report on Nishi (you can read it…
The following is a letter dated November 17 to Davis City Manager Dirk Brazil from Mike McKeever,…
Last week, Dan Ramos, representing the Mace Race Innovation Center (MRIC) project applicant, requested consideration of a…
This fall, the city of Davis released a draft EIR for the Nishi Gateway Center where the…
The City of Davis launched a virtual community workshop for the Mace Ranch Innovation Center (MRIC) project. …
The University of California, Davis, continues to foster discovery and innovation, enabling 13 startup companies in the…
Last week, we noted that on Tuesday Night, UC Davis Assistant Vice Chancellor for Campus Planning and…
This is probably not a fair indictment, but in the last 12 to 18 months, it seems…
by Brett Lee When I first ran for City Council in 2012, one of my chief motivations…