City News

Months after everyone thought it would be over,the Democratic primary continues today inOregon andKentucky. Despite the widespread belief that Barack Obama has essentially lockedupthe nomination,Hillary Clinton has vowed to stay in the race until the very end and fight forthe nomination.

The Sacramento County Board of Supervisors announced last week their intentions to proceed with plans to expand the Sacramento International Airport. In order to fund the construction, per passenger fees charged by airlines will be raised from $6 on average to $9.

There will soon be new space for independent coffee downtown. The owners of Mishka’s Cafe are currently negotiating the final terms of an agreement with the city of Davis to construct a new building on land to the west of the Varsity Theatre.

On May 12 in an LA district court, Judge Audrey B. Collins awarded the popular social-networking website MySpace a $234 million anti-spam judgment, which is believed to be the largest award of its nature to date.

In aneffort to make Davis greener and more environmentally friendly, Davis Waste Removal is offering free drop-off recycling for rigid plastics at itsrecycling center on at 2727 Second St.

Although many would groan at the thought of power outages and horrible reception, astrophysicists and physicists at UC Davis are excited because it means the chance to observe the beginning of another solar cycle.

TheDavisBikeChurch will be holding its first fundraiser in its four-year history tonight at Delta of Venus. A line-up of localDJs,including Mr.Glass,Dogtones and theBikeChurch’s own Deacon Morgan,will keep the turntables spinning for the evening.

MONDAY It’s all those college loans Individual was seen sleeping inan alleyway onC Street.

The Davis City Council heard a presentation on next year’s budget Tuesday night, and while there were no dramatic shortfalls or deficits, feelings among the council were mixed.

Closed session meeting withcityattorney Harriet Steiner Discussion of potential litigation

Health conscious individuals all over the country have been reacting recently to the news that the chemical Biphenyl-A (BPA), found in Nalgene water bottles and other plastics, can be potentially dangerous to humans. Davis has been no exception, and worried citizens are busy replacing their old Nalgenes with BPA-free alternatives.

Candidates for the Democratic nomination for the 8th District Assemblyseat meet tonight in a debate sponsored by the Woodland League of Women Voters. The forum will be held at 7 p.m. in the Woodland Community and Senior Center.