City News

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).

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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.

THURSDAY

People can connect with each other in countless ways. Skype, text, instant messaging, Facebook, e-mail – the list goes on.

The waiting game for undergraduate college acceptances – and rejections – will extend even longer this spring for fall placement at UC campuses.

UC Davis alumni Sydney Vergis and Joe Krovoza are running for Davis City Council seats. Current Mayor Pro Tempore Don Saylor is running for Yolo County Supervisor, and Councilmember Lamar Heystek announced last fall he will not seek reelection.

Boulder, Colo. may overtake Disneyland as the \

The California State Senate unanimously passed a sweeping bill last Thursday that extends a helping hand to taxpayers still reeling from the mortgage crisis. That measure, Senate Bill 32 (8X), models after federal law a mountain of California state taxation laws, the most significant of which mitigate taxation policies toward financially overburdened homeowners and renewable […]

California Duck Days

Differing views on spirituality have taken on unusual territory with billboards spreading a message of godlessness.