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FRIDAY: Bottle necked

Members of the fraud ring that embezzled a Davis couple of $1.5 million received prison sentences on Friday.

Last week was busy for Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger and his staff. On Thursday alone, the governor signed 49 bills and vetoed 54 bills.

The next time you pump gas, you may have to keep hold of the handle while you fill up.

The governor’s race got local last night as UC Davis hosted the first of three debates between Democrat Jerry Brown and Republican Meg Whitman.

FRIDAY: The only to hear KDVS.

Zipcars have come to Davis, offering a quick form of transportation to those who like to get around.

Gov. Schwarzenegger has until Sept. 30 to veto an amended senate bill that calls for increased transparency of University of California, California State University and California Community Colleges subsidiary, as well as auxiliary organizations.

Sitting on Gov. Schwarzenegger’s desk is a bill that extends foster care to the age of 21.

FRIDAY: Statute of limitations, bro; Cabbage patch kid; Police brief from the future!

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 […]

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