City News

On April 7, Gov. Jerry Brown reversed the Board of Parole Hearings’ decision to grant Christopher Michael Fowler parole.

Later today, campus and city officials will meet to discuss Saturday’s Picnic Day and the fate of the contentious holiday.

In a study released on April 12 by the UC Davis Olive Center, researchers found that most olive oil imported to the U.S. was not meeting all the requirements when it came to determining whether the olive oil was “extra virgin” or not.

A new UC Davis store will be opening in the heart of downtown. What will be tentatively called the UC Davis Store Downtown will be located at Second and F Street and is expected to open by mid-June.

A 24-year-old woman was bitten by a black and white pit bull outside of Woodstock’s Pizza on April 8.

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With downtown businesses coming and going, the owner of the new restaurant Our House is striving to bring more class to Davis’ downtown scene.

Scott Heinig, 22, died on Sunday after suffering a head injury at a Fifth Street party on Picnic Day night.

The California State University, Sacramento (CSUS) sit-in ended early Saturday morning, as police entered Sacramento Hall and woke up sleeping protesters. The administration building had been occupied since Wednesday when students, staff and faculty across the California State University campuses protested budget cuts and student fee increases.

Jennifer Beeman, charged with taking $10,000 in UC Davis funds, pleaded no contest on Thursday to charges of embezzlement and falsifying government records.

A California Senate bill to lower high school dropout rates now awaits a signature from Gov. Jerry Brown. Senate Bill X1 1 passed through the senate with a 21-to-14 vote. The goal of the bill is to give $8 million to California partnership academies to improve their programs in green-tech.

Wednesday afternoon, students, faculty and staff across several California State University (CSU) campuses staged walkouts in protest of cuts to higher education.