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Organized by A Change of Pace, the race celebrates health amongst the city’s diverse community   By PIPER AWEEKA — city@theaggie.org    On Sunday, Feb. 22, bystanders and race participants flocked to Playfields Park by Pole Line Road for the 2026 Davis Stampede run. The air was chilly as volunteers began corralling racers beneath a […]

Dr. Sean Carroll and Dr. Andrew Wetzel give astrophysics talks to Davis community  By SONJA WOOLEY — city@theaggie.org Davis students and families gathered at Sudwerk Brewery on Thursday, Feb. 5, to hear talks on supernovae and the fate of the cosmos by Dr. Sean Carroll, a professor of natural philosophy at Johns Hopkins University, and […]

The updated resource includes new routes, safety information and electric mobility regulations By ALMA CULVERWELL — city@theaggie.org  The City of Davis recently announced the release of its newly updated bike map. The map displays the city’s network of bike lanes, shared-use paths, off-street trails and recommended routes, providing residents with a vital resource that makes […]

As the speaker of this year’s Eugene Lunn Memorial Lecture Series, Applebaum emphasized the threats to modern-day democracy By YUENJO FAN AND AMBER DUHS — features@theaggie.org  On Feb. 9, Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and historian Anne Applebaum headlined the annual Eugene Lunn Memorial Lecture Series. Held at the Jan Shrem and Maria Manetti Shrem Museum of […]

A social media hit, the hot chicken spot draws late-night bar-goers and college foodies alike By PIPER AWEEKA — city@theaggie.org On Jan. 31, Crazy D’s Hot Chicken opened the doors to its newest franchise location in Downtown Davis. The latest business to take up residency on G Street, Crazy D’s menu boasts a variety of […]

A DaVinci student filed a police report following a physical altercation with Beth Bourne   By KATYA OKS — city@theaggie.org   On Feb. 13, students from DaVinci Charter Academy organized a protest denouncing United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) actions across the nation. During the protest, Beth Bourne, a Davis local known for her […]

The city council voiced its desire to move forward with a stronger legal framework to protect the immigrant population By YUENJO FAN — city@theaggie.org On Feb. 3, the Davis City Council convened for its first general meeting of the month.  Largely focused on community concerns about United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), the meeting […]