City News

Business recently froze for two local frozen dessert stores in Davis. This winter, the ice cream war left Cold Stone Creamery in North Davis and E Street’s Yogurt Shack in downtown Davis as causalities. The stores closed on Dec. 28 and Nov. 20, respectively.

Davis residents will soon have a chance to learn the ins and outs of local government and police services.

“Now is the perfect time to take advantage of me” ; Who says marriage has to be boring?

Gov. Jerry Brown’s efforts to close the state’s $25 billion budget deficit could impact Davis’ future redevelopment projects.

UC Davis and Woodland received fines earlier this month from the California Regional Water Control Board (CRWCB) for wastewater treatment violations.

The number of college students on psychiatric medicines increased over 10 percent over the last 10 years, according to a study presented by the American Psychological Association (APA).

The New Harmony Affordable Housing Project has been rescheduled to begin construction by June 13, 2012. The multi-family housing complex will be built on the southwest corner of Cowell Boulevard and Drummond Avenue.

Nicholas Benson, a senior communication major, was arrested on Friday evening after police received reports that he was armed and had threatened to kill others.

On the second day of the new year, Davis was struck with two robberies and assaults.

Jacksonfly, a recycled clothing and consignment store downtown, is hoping to expand beyond just selling clothing.

City officials are calling for public participation in a substantial design overhaul of the west end of Third Street as part of an effort to revitalize the gateway between the downtown community and the UC Davis campus core.

Mishka’s Café in downtown Davis will be moving down the street by mid-February, despite opposition from some community members.