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California is cracking down on drivers under the influence with new legislation that prevents these individuals from even starting their cars.

All five members of the Federal Communications Commission agreed to augment rules for protecting network neutrality, also known as net neutrality.

It’s the end of an era as Lamar Heystek, the youngest councilmember since former ASUCD President Bob Black’s election in 1974, announced that he will not be seeking reelection.

Third time’s a charm – at least that’s what the owners at Agave Restaurant and Tequila Bar are hoping.

There’s only one item on the ballot in Davis this fall, and that’s Measure P.

A tri-city walk-a-thon this weekend aims to inspire community members to raise awareness about affordable housing. Davis, Woodland and West Sacramento will participate this Saturday in the event hosted by Habitat for Humanity of Yolo County.

Race officials announced yesterday that the city of Davis will again be a host city in the professional cycling road race. On May 17, 2010, the second stage of the eight-stage race will begin in Davis, leading cyclists on their way to the finish line in Santa Rosa.

Ambitious law school applicants trying to find that edge on applications may find that those summer paralegal internships are not going to be enough.

California State Assembly Majority Leader Alberto Torrico saw oil companies guzzling California oil and gushing with profits, all while California colleges and universities were struggling financially.

Davis City Council unanimously voted to execute a legal agreement that will move a solar photovoltaic system at the wastewater treatment plant forward.

Governor Schwarzenegger signed two bills on Oct. 11 that many believe will help to further the cause of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender rights.

The memory of former Davis Mayor Julie Partansky will persist through a community park.