City News

Picnic Day. UC Davis. It almost seems like one couldn’t exist without the other.

The 2010 Census motto, “It’s in our hands,” may take on new meaning if California and four other states, including Texas and Arizona, still have low census participation rates after upcoming final counting efforts.

Companies with a history of market success that are known for their attractive and exciting products ranked highest on a list of preferred employers in a recent survey.

Those looking for a place to buy fresh local produce away from the crowds of the bi-weekly Davis Farmers Market now have a new option: the Winters Farmers Market.

Davis city council candidates and ballot Measures Q and R were the subjects of debate at the Davis League of Women Voters’ (LWV) assembly last Friday.

On Thursday night when there’s a rumbling roar, don’t panic – it is the firework show at the end of Celebrate Davis! In its seventh year, the Davis Chamber of Commerce is putting on a showcase of businesses, city services and more at 4:30 p.m. at Community Park, located at 14th and F Streets.

City Council candidates had an opportunity last Thursday to speak to the public about issues affecting downtown Davis and the economy’s effect on businesses. This year, the Downtown Davis Business Association hosted the event at Davis Odd Fellows Hall, one of the six forums.

Davis Food Co-op members have until May 28 to vote for candidates to fill seats on its Board of Directors, and candidates are including an international debate in their agenda.

More than just party lights were flashing this Cinco de Mayo as the Yolo County Avoid the 8 DUI Taskforce saturated the streets of West Sacramento, Davis and Woodland.

The Supreme Court agreed last week to review a challenge to California’s ban on the sale of violent video games to minors.

THURSDAY: I don’t wanna go!; Lost, found and returned; Sunny-side-up to your doorstep.

On Tuesday, May 4, a small group of Davisites gathered at the Odd Fellows Hall in downtown Davis to hear from three Democratic Party members running for city council this year: Sydney Vergis, Daniel Watts and Joe Krovoza.