City News

New earthquake warning technology may reduce damage, increase understanding of hazards Although residents of California continue to be daunted by the threat of earthquakes, one can easily ignore the risks of such a natural disaster and act as if it will never occur. However, as California is home to one of the most dangerous faults, […]

What this means for the city, residents Talk of legalizing outdoor cannabis cultivation has been lingering in the air, and the Davis City Council finally approved it with a unanimous vote of 5-0 at the council’s April 4 meeting. This enables residents to grow up to six plants outdoors, as long as it does not […]

Davis soon to be home to four unique breweries Beer enthusiasts: Is Davis finally making the map in the brewing industry? Those who think not may soon be proven wrong. In the next couple of months, two new Davis breweries, Dunloe Brewing and Super Owl Brewing, will be ready to open their doors for people […]

Mayor of Davis joins 180 other mayors in taking the Wyland National Mayor’s Challenge for Water Conservation The month of April is Earth Month, meaning now is the time to go green. During Earth Month, the City of Davis hosts many events with the goal of challenging citizens to make the Earth a greener place. […]

California Assembly set to vote on sanctuary state bill With the arrival of new political leaders, California is reining in a new set of legislation meant to protect all  of its residents— both immigrants and citizens of all cultural backgrounds. What does the bill truly mean, though, and what changes will this bring to the […]

Who let the dogs out? April 9 “RP hit in the face last night with a bottle of urine causing minor eye injury.”   April 11 “Upset that friend let his dogs out of the house.”   April 12 “Male running in the street and making odd statements.” “Outside with a bottle of vodka that […]

City of Davis needs volunteers for community projects The City of Davis will host the Community Day of Service on April 29. The Community Day of Service, an event the city has put on for the past three years, is designed to bring together the people of Davis through a day of constructive volunteer work. […]

The Cal Aggie Christian Association celebrates its 100th anniversary The Cal Aggie Christian Association (CA House) is a multi-faith living community that celebrated its 100th Anniversary on April 8. Over the last 100 years, the CA House has maintained a platform of support for all UC Davis students. To celebrate its legacy, the CA House […]

Is that a house fire? Or just someone mowing their lawn? April 2 “RP advised last night subjects threw eggs and dumped cereal in the yard.” “Son broke the door down because he was too hot inside the residence.”   April 4 Two subjects “look like tweekers.”   April 5 “RP thought he saw a […]

Welcome back, Aggies March 24 “Unknown subject cut down city tree in front yard.”   “Unknown subjects running around the complex with Safeway shopping carts.”   March 25 “LP has one in custody for theft of burrito.”   March 26 “Male was writing in marker on a concrete post.”   “8-10 inch alligator lizard in […]

Logos Books changes ownership, holds grand opening After running Logos Books for seven years, owners Peter and Susan Linz decided to transfer ownership of the store to Friends of the Davis Public Library (FOL). Logos Books is a completely non profit organization that raises money to donate to charities and benefits people all over the […]

City of Davis reaches milestone marking in centennial celebration A 32-block area in front of Putah Creek  and some 400 odd residents — this was the entirety of Davisville in 1870. It wasn’t until the University State Farm, an agricultural offshoot of the University of California, was selected to be implemented in Davisville that the […]