City News

Explorit Science Center on 2nd Street is making some scheduling changes.

Most teenagers anxiously await the day they turn 18, but not every young adult shares this same excitement. For foster youth, becoming a legal adult carries new responsibilities to lead an independent life.

Faced with rising water and sewer rates, the city of Davis is seeking to adopt a more efficient water treatment system.

At the annual “State of the Judiciary” on Feb. 15, California Chief Justice Ronald M. George said the structural developments of the judicial system in the past decade have been a successful fit for the economic downturn.

Members of the Davis Food Co-op want the grocery store to boycott Israeli goods in response to what they call, a pattern of severe human rights violations perpetrated by the Israeli government against the beleaguered Palestinian population that also inhabits the country.

THURSDAY

Big changes could be coming to the Davis City Council this spring, and they may not be simple ones to address.

Randii MacNear is not usually flaunting pigtails, a pink wig and a curly tail, but at Saturday’s event the Davis Farmers Market executive director became Ms. Piggy.

The light brown apple moth (LBAM) may be a native pest to Australia, but it has made its way to California – and most recently Yolo County.

Senator advances new levels of oversight, Russell bike path to undergo repair, California consumers gain access to used-vehicle information

Fewer teens are becoming young mothers, as births by teenage mothers have dropped to a record low in California.

Google is opening its doors to a new market – ultra-high-speed broadband – and the city of Davis has made an official entry in the running to become a test ground for its fiber optic experiment.