The Davis Joint Unified School Board was forced to recess its meeting twice after anti-trans activist Beth Bourne began disrobing during public comment, prompting the police to be called and the meeting to be paused.
The Davis Human Relations Commission has released a report highlighting discrimination against Muslims, Arabs, Palestinians, and their allies in Davis, with recommendations to improve human relations and combat antisemitism.
How can we build more durable consensuses? By Alan Hirsch Davis has twice as many commissions compared…
By David M. Greenwald Executive Editor Davis, CA – For Josh Chapman, it was his first in-person…
By David M. Greenwald Davis, CA – Two weeks prior to students at DJUSD going back to…
It seemed to start off all right—the councilmembers found themselves able to participate at the start of…
With all the talk about anonymous comments on the Vanguard, I thought it might be a good…
The mayor and council seemed prepared to make changes to public comment rules, but 12 public commenters…
The new council was sworn in last night in a mostly ceremonial meeting. But there is real…
There is always a little consternation when a new mayor comes in and, having watched how the…
On Tuesday night, Brett Lee, as he is about to become mayor, laid out some thoughts on…
I used to advocate for the need for three-minute public comments, but what I have found over…
It was a long night on Tuesday to be sure, and at times frustrating to those who…
The school board subcommittee has made quick work on a recommendation to limit audience applause at school…
Two weeks ago, AIM parents, angry and frustrated by decisions made by the district – and perhaps…
When the Vanguard first started to cover Davis City Council meetings, they really were in many ways…
by Rob White Though many of you will recognize this article’s title as a briefer version of…