The Aggies looked like they were heading for yet another defeat. They were down 7-3 heading into the top of the 6th. UC Davis has not fared well with its back against the wall this season. However, the batting order woke up and delivered some much needed runs to gain the lead. Once the sixth […]

Raise your hand if you’re at that point in college where even pressing pause on Netflix, dragging your body into the kitchen and chopping up vegetables for dinner sounds like a treacherous endeavor. If you’re raising your hand, you’re exactly like me. A lot of the time, cooking for yourself or roommates can be relaxing […]

The Davis Police are continuing to investigate the apparent double homicide at the condominium at 4006 Cowell Blvd. in South Davis. The Yolo County Coroner’s Office has not yet released the names of the victims. According to the Davis Enterprise, neighbors say the victims are a married couple in their 80s, whose daughter called the […]

The UC Davis Police Department and the Yolo County District Attorney have partnered up to form a new restorative justice program that would provide an alternative court — known as the Neighborhood Court — for low level, nonviolent offenses. The court mirrors San Francisco’s own neighborhood court, the only other in California. According to the […]

On April 14 at around 9:20 p.m., the Davis Police Department conducted a welfare check at the 4000 block of Cowell Boulevard in South Davis. During the check, officers discovered two deceased adults inside the residence. Officers also discovered signs of forced entry into the residence. Currently, the Davis Police are investigating the two deaths […]

Starting Monday, April 15, ASUCD Coffee House customers will be asked to donate a dollar to the ASUCD Scholarship at every cash register. The Coffee House aims to raise $3,000 by Friday, April 19. The ASUCD Scholarship awards $10,000 between 14 students to help pay for tuition — prizes are typically $500 to 1,000. The […]

There is a time and a place for protest on the UC Davis campus. Or so it seems, as from January to August there is nary a picket sign in sight. But this past Saturday was Decision Day, when hundreds of potential students walked around campus to decide if UC Davis is the place for […]

The Davis Police Department (DPD) has recently warned apartment complexes of “an increase in apartment complex residential burglaries in which the suspects are removing window screens to gain access.” In the past three weeks, the DPD has been investigating five separate cases of burglaries involving the removal of window screens. According to the DPD, the […]

Today at around 2:10 a.m., a 26-year-old Sacramento man was found lying unconscious and suffering various injuries at the 200 block of G Street in downtown Davis. A crowd of people had gathered around him but no one provided more information about his state. According to a Davis Police press release, there is some evidence […]

Cesar Chavez Elementary School at 1221 Anderson Road will hold a Bike Swap from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Sunday. At the event, individuals can sell their bikes, donate their bikes or buy a used bike. The school will receive 25 percent of the sale price of sold bikes and 100 percent of the […]

On Tuesday, City Manager Steve Pinkerton announced Mike Webb as the new Community Development and Sustainability Director for the City of Davis, effective May 20. Webb is the current director of Development Services for the City of Placerville. According to a city press release, Webb has 17 years of experience in public administration, planning and […]

Next year, the Bookstore and the Memorial Union (MU) will undergo a renovation process, altering the existing space but not actually constructing new buildings. “We are taking the existing footprint of the facility and basically renewing the interior and modernizing it,” said John Campbell, Executive Director for Campus Recreations and Unions, who is overseeing the […]