City News

The Association of Statisticians of American Religious Bodies (ASARB) recently made available statistics for the adherence to religious services on a county by county basis.

Davis residents analyzed climate solutions from a global perspective at last Thursday’s “Searching the Globe for Climate Solutions” community forum.

Less than a day after a huge earthquake hit Chile in South America, the Davis Odd Fellows hosted their ‘Hope for Haiti’ benefit event on Saturday night at the Davis Lodge on B Street.

Davis searches for local talent: Auditions for the first Davis’ Got Talent event are coming up.

In an effort to increase access to fresh food, legislators are working on a bill to place electronic food stamp benefit transfer card readers (EBTs) into farmers markets throughout California.

Sen. Dean Florez (D-Shafter) proposed a bill that taxes sweet drinks sold in California a penny per teaspoon. The money will help fund obesity prevention programs.

Affirmative action policies began in response to the 1960s and ’70s civil rights movement but remained a point of contention nationally.

In collaboration with PG&E, the city of Davis municipality will begin swapping out regular high-pressure sodium (HPS) “yellow” streetlights with those powered by energy efficient light-emitting diodes (LEDs).

Fresh food leads to good health and \

The University of California tuition increase, budget cuts and certain administrative behavior have spawned multiple protests and strikes, perhaps none as unconventional as the UC Movement for Efficient Privatization.

With 61 alumni volunteering for the Peace Corps this year, more Aggies are opting for “the hardest job you’ll ever love” after graduation.

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