City News

The city of Davis continues to lead the way in environmental preservation.

Walking off a sport injury isn’t as easy as it sounds.

Davis residents and the advocacy group Saving California Communities (SCC) gathered last week at the downtown Seasons restaurant to hear UC Davis Law Professor Christopher Elmendorf speak about the likelihood, legality and logistics of a possible constitutional convention.

THURSDAY

The disastrous consequences of Haiti’s 7.0 magnitude earthquake, which hit the island on Jan. 12, are thousands of miles away. Nonetheless, multiple Davis businesses and organizations are engaged in an assortment of relief efforts.

UC Davis donors have limited their giving, according to lower endowment funds for the 2009 fiscal year.

While most people get caught up in life’s daily distractions, one person has devoted her efforts to aid those in need.

Anyone who is curious about the how the police serve Davis can get a first-hand opportunity to see for him or herself. The Davis Police Department is hosting the Citizen Police Academy, an annual tradition.

After putting off expansion late last year on claims of an ailing economy, Capay Valley’s Cache Creek Casino Resort announced a new plan two weeks ago.

UC Davis was the site of a momentous discussion last week, when an elite science panel met to review California’s water crisis.

When the UC Regents told students in November that they’d have to pay higher fees come spring, many were angered at the abrupt change.

A recent article by the blog “The People’s Vanguard of Davis” investigated the extent of gang activity in Davis.