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News in Brief: Attempted robbers crash car into Target

City NewsMay 24, 2011
On Sunday morning, two unknown male suspects drove a stolen truck into the front doors of the Davis Target in an attempt to steal an ATM.

News in Brief: Shuz employee robbed outside of store

City NewsMay 24, 2011
A female employee of Shuz downtown was robbed while closing the store Sunday afternoon.

Restaurant owner accused of rape

City NewsMay 23, 2011
The owner of Café Méditerranée – a restaurant in downtown Davis – is facing rape charges for an alleged Jan. 31 incident involving a 22-year-old woman in the restaurant’s office. He is currently out on bail.

Changes to GI Bill concern veterans

City NewsMay 23, 2011
At the beginning of May, the American Legion spoke in front of Congress in opposition to changes to the GI Bill.

Municipal renovations completed downtown

City NewsMay 19, 2011
Many renovations have been made to several locations downtown. Bike racks, parking lots and crosswalks have all been added to and upgraded.

Teachers push for tax extensions

City NewsMay 18, 2011
Last week marked the State of Emergency Week of Action, led by the California Teacher’s Association (CTA).

News in Brief: Selection of permanent city manager under way

City NewsMay 18, 2011
Since September 2010, Paul Navazio has been the city of Davis’ interim city manager. The City of Davis City Council has since worked on recruiting a permanent city manager.

Gov. Jerry Brown releases 2011-12 budget proposal

City NewsMay 18, 2011
Gov. Jerry Brown announced his 2011-12 state budget proposal on Monday.

Police briefs

City NewsMay 17, 2011
Sloshy; Knocked up; Taking shots; Cheesus Crust; Emergency party planning; Grand Theft Auto: Public transportation.

Local business suits up job seekers

City NewsMay 17, 2011
Finding the right clothes at affordable prices for job interviews can be nerve racking for most. However, Yolo County’s Short Term Emergency Aid Committee (STEAC) has a solution – the Suit Up for Success program.

Council approves Peña project concept

City NewsMay 12, 2011
On May 3, Davis City Council voted in favor of the Peña housing site project concept. This would relocate the Peña house and use the land to provide more housing for senior citizens in the downtown area.

Sac State students charged for sit-in

City NewsMay 11, 2011
Last week, the administration at California State University, Sacramento charged the “Sac State Four” – Amanda Mooers, Yeimi Lopez, Nora Walker and Mildred Garcia Gomez – with code of conduct violations for their recent sit-in protest at the campus’ Sacramento Hall.