The Davis City Council on Tuesday night received their first update on the Downtown Plan – there was a cl ...
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Council Listens to Update on Davis Downtown – Focuses on Housing, Economic Development, and Sustainability
Council Listens to Update on Davis Downtown – Focuses on Housing, Economic Development, and Sustainability
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Council Unanimously Approves Davis Live Apartments, Students Push Back against Litigation
Council Unanimously Approves Davis Live Apartments, Students Push Back against Litigation
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Commentary: A Surprising Vote Masks the Importance of Body Camera Changes
Commentary: A Surprising Vote Masks the Importance of Body Camera Changes
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Council Split on How to Handle New Body Camera Policy
Council Split on How to Handle New Body Camera Policy
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Council to Formalize New Police Oversight Process
Council to Formalize New Police Oversight Process
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Regents Approve LRDP but Want UC Davis to Work with City to Address Mitigation
Regents Approve LRDP but Want UC Davis to Work with City to Address Mitigation
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Mayor Modifies Public Comment Changes after Pushback from Public
Mayor Modifies Public Comment Changes after Pushback from Public
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In with the New, Out with the Old – a New Council is Seated
In with the New, Out with the Old – a New Council is Seated
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Monday Morning Thoughts: Manufactured Dissent
Monday Morning Thoughts: Manufactured Dissent
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Council Approves New Employee MOUs after Pushing Back against Criticism
Council Approves New Employee MOUs after Pushing Back against Criticism
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Council Quickly Votes to Put the WDAAC on the Ballot
Council Quickly Votes to Put the WDAAC on the Ballot
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Council Approves in Concept a Dual Oversight Process
Council Approves in Concept a Dual Oversight Process
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My View: Nishi as a Referendum on Measure R
My View: Nishi as a Referendum on Measure R
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Subcommittee Presents Proposal for New Police Oversight System in Davis
Subcommittee Presents Proposal for New Police Oversight System in Davis
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Partida and Carson Appear to Be the Top Two – Partida Poised to Be Mayor Pro Tem if Results Hold
Partida and Carson Appear to Be the Top Two – Partida Poised to Be Mayor Pro Tem if Results Hold
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Nishi Looks Like It Will Become the First Successful Measure R Project
Nishi Looks Like It Will Become the First Successful Measure R Project
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Council’s First Hearing on West Davis Active Adult Community Shows Relatively Smooth Sailing
Council’s First Hearing on West Davis Active Adult Community Shows Relatively Smooth Sailing
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Council Selects Five Dispensaries for Initial Approval
Council Selects Five Dispensaries for Initial Approval
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Council Hears Presentations, Narrows Down Cannabis Dispensary Options
Council Hears Presentations, Narrows Down Cannabis Dispensary Options
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Council Accepts Recommendations on Picnic Day and Pushes Forward with Reform Efforts
Council Accepts Recommendations on Picnic Day and Pushes Forward with Reform Efforts