The Davis Bicycle Parade, otherwise known as the World’s Greatest Bicycle Parade, took place on Sunday at 10:02 AM. A four-mile long route, the parade began in front of the Davis Odd Fellows Hall on 415 Second St. in downtown Davis.

The Teens Turn Green organization is asking UC Davis students to step up to the challenge of participating in a green lifestyle competition through the Project Green Challenge, a comprehensive program designed to promote environmental consciousness.

UC Davis will be hosting the annual Students of Color Conference (SOCC) on campus this year.

Women’s volleyball: All good things must come to an end.

The Davis Police Department was dispatched to 945 J Street for a dead body, on Saturday. The officers found a 42-year-old deceased male on his bedroom floor. The victim’s name is being withheld pending positive identification by the Yolo County Coroner’s Office.

Brett Lee, 46, announced his candidacy for June 2012 Davis City Council election on Saturday morning at the U.S. Bicycling Hall of Fame. Lee is an industrial engineer and business planner.

Sitting at a long table between a beret-wearing man signing people up for French lessons and members of the Davis High School German Club offering squares of black forest cake, UC Davis senior psychology and Russian double major and member of the campus Russian Cultural Association Katya Rafanova worked to bring Russia a little bit closer to Davis.

We live among you. We take your money. We’re so good at it you hardly even notice. We sit next to you in class, bike by you on the street and probably even live in your house. We are cashiers and you should be nice to us.

If you own a python that is getting a little too big, don’t forget you can always let it go. Releasing large snakes is the newest alternative to putting them up for adoption, selling them, or turning them into boots, hat straps or belts.

By now, many of you have undoubtedly seen the movie Moneyball – the story of how Oakland Athletics General Manager Billy Beane was able to help his team compete in the unfair economic climate of Major League Baseball.

In a back alley warehouse on Olive Drive, right along a fence that borders the train tracks, with a guitar case against a wall, containers stacked on shelves and mason jars scattered everywhere, resides Pepper Peddler Coffee.

Men’s soccer: An early goal in both of the games this week at Aggie Soccer Field was all it took for the winning team to gain momentum and keep the lead. Unfortunately for the Aggies, UC Davis only scored one of those.