City News
LocalWiki project raises over $25,000
City NewsSeptember 23, 2010
Volunteers from DavisWiki, such as Nick Schmalenberger above, tabled at the Davis Farmers Market to raise money for the LocalWiki project pledge drive, which ended Sept. 13. More than 427 donors raised a total of $26,324 for the creation of enhanced wiki software. The Knight News Challenge awarded the LocalWiki project with a grant for […]
City News Summer Digest
City NewsSeptember 23, 2010
UC Davis doesn’t stop making news once school ends. Here’s a taste of what you missed while you were gone.
Governor signs bill to hold alcohol providers responsible
City NewsSeptember 7, 2010
Party hosts may want to think twice when serving alcohol to underage drinkers as a result of new legislation.
Police Briefs
City NewsSeptember 7, 2010
THURSDAY: “They came in a second place to the Segway”; “Boy meets choke-hold”.
Campus bookstore to sell fair-wage apparel
City NewsSeptember 7, 2010
The UC Davis Bookstore will soon be carrying Alta Gracia, a brand of clothing known for paying its workers living wages. The merchandise, as well as informational items about Alta Gracia, will be sold on campus, starting next month.
Downtown lights become environment-friendly
City NewsAugust 30, 2010
Energy-efficient lights will soon be brightening up downtown Davis.
Davis residents to attempt another world-record
City NewsAugust 23, 2010
Oct. 3 residents of Davis will attempt to set a record for the longest single line of bikes.
Body found in Woodland storage unit
City NewsAugust 23, 2010
Woodland, CA – A dead body was discovered in a Streng Storage unit last Tuesday after Woodland police received a call about a possible deceased subject.
Stay invoked on Prop 8 decision
City NewsAugust 23, 2010
Yolo County did not issue same-sex marriage licenses on the planned date of Aug. 19, after the federal appeals court extended a stay.
Davis invaded by influx of residential burglaries
City NewsAugust 16, 2010
Police are warning Davis residents about the unusual rise in burglaries this year. In the last month alone, reports show that the number for reported incidents have nearly tripled from last year.

