City News
Irish pub to replace Soga’s
City NewsApril 12, 2011
Brothers Simon and Henry de Vere White are co-owners of the popular de Vere’s Irish Pub in Sacramento and will be branching out to Davis by September 2011.
News-in-Brief: Brown threatens doubling student fees
City NewsApril 11, 2011
Gov. Jerry Brown announced last Wednesday that University of California’s annual tuition could reach $20,000 to $25,000 if California passes an all-cuts budget to reduce the $15.4 billion deficit.
Fat Face sandwich store moves to the big city
City NewsApril 11, 2011
Like her ever-expanding popsicle menu, the owner of the sandwich and soup shop Fat Face is making a big move to Sacramento this spring.
News in Brief: State Assembly to recognize athletes
City NewsApril 7, 2011
At 9 a.m. today, the California State Assembly will meet to celebrate the Super Bowl victory of two local football players.
News in Brief: Great Davis Race to raise money for earthquake victims in Japan
City NewsApril 7, 2011
This Saturday, members of the Davis community are invited to participate in the first annual Great Davis Race, a scavenger hunt throughout the city.
Mail-in election to decide on new tax
City NewsApril 7, 2011
Davis’ 44,000 registered voters will decide the fate of a parcel tax in a special election this May.
New transfer housing could be placed at Arlington Farm
City NewsApril 6, 2011
Arlington Farm in West Davis could soon be expanding to house transfer students through UC Davis.
Mayor announces “We Are All Sikhs” day
City NewsApril 6, 2011
Mayor Joe Krovoza has issued a proclamation designating April 13 to be “We Are All Sikhs” day in Davis. On this day, all members of the Davis community are encouraged to wear turbans to show their support for the Sikh community.
Aggie Police Briefs
City NewsApril 6, 2011
Puff, puff paint; Look who’s talking now; Jackass in the box; Gimme the dough, olive it.
Final Third Street workshop to be held tonight
City NewsApril 6, 2011
Tonight is the last opportunity to influence the streetscape design project of the two-block area on Third Street, between A and B Street.
Study disproves ‘lesbian until graduation’ theory
City NewsApril 5, 2011
The college campus has generally been thought of as a milieu for same-sex sexual experimentation, but according to a recent study conducted by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, women with bachelor’s degrees are less likely to have same-sex experiences than women who did not finish high school.

