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Yolo County Food Bank partners with organizations to improve environmental, food sustainability practices On May 13, local leaders and founders of various companies across Yolo County, including Target and Nugget Markets, came together to address End Hunger Yolo capital campaign donors, in support of the new food and economic development plan of the Yolo County […]

Leave the plants alone! May 15 “Male loitering and giving mean looks to customers.” May 16 “Large shepherd mix off leash in the area chasing reporting party.” May 17 “Male and female—shouting outside and laying on cars.” May 18 “Female subject was removing plants from planter in front of business.” May 19 “Reporting party was […]

With new flag, campaign asks for support to get petition approved For the past few years, a campaign has pushed for the city of Davis to have its own official city flag. Last year, a contest was held to have the public vote for the flag that would be presented when the city is given […]

Car shows to come at Sundstrom Hill Winery Davis Cruise-In, a car show, will come to Sundstrom Hill Winery at 2744 Del Rio Place, Suite 130, Davis on every third Saturday from April to September. Davis Cruise-In showcases cars, both old and new, and everyone is invited to come and bring their cars and share […]

Ribbon-cutting event to celebrate installed sculpture, completion of Third Street Improvements Project Downtown Davis recently welcomed “The Davis Needle” to its repertoire of public artworks. Created by artists Mark Grieve and Ilana Spector, the 25-foot tall sculpture sits on Third Street, marking the transition from the edge of downtown to UC Davis. The sculpture was […]

New location provides more space for customers A new Starbucks sign was displayed across the street from another Starbucks, leaving the two coffee shops from the same company facing each other downtown on F Street. As construction began, it became noticeable that these stores were actually very different in terms of size and style. Rather […]

Run/Walk for Equality, Community Fair, Music Festival celebrates Pride Those participating in the Davis Pride Run/Walk of Equality on Sunday, May 19 ran through morning showers, which cleared up just in time for the Community Fair and Musical Festival. Hosted by the Davis Phoenix Coalition — and free, as in previous years — the fifth […]

Undocumented suspect accused of killing three people in Knight’s Landing collision released on bail, drawing ire from ICE Officials from the local branch of Immigrations and Custom Enforcement agency condemned California’s sanctuary policies after an undocumented man was released from a Yuba City Jail on bail on May 5. The suspect is now awaiting trial […]

Fire immediately put out, officials call it a “minor incident” While officials first indicated that an antenna battery exploded on May 28 on the west side of campus, what actually occurred was a small fire near Garrod Drive that ignited and immediately went out, according to UC Davis Spokesman Andy Fell. Fell said there was […]

Davis residents, UC Davis students invited to help plan city’s future In Davis, advisory commissions promote the preservation of the city’s natural resources, advise park and recreation matters, advocate educational anti-discrimination activities and make public art recommendations. This month, the city encourages citizens 18 years of age and older to apply for these volunteer commission […]

Missed calls, empty lines on the other side May 9 “Open line with nothing heard then disconnect.” May 10 “Group of teens in the parking lot playing music.” May 11 “Reporting party allowed someone to borrow her vehicle on May 8 and they took it to Los Angeles without her permission.” May 12 “Incomplete call […]

Davis Troop 1625 is first generation to participate in the Boy Scouts Since Feb. 12, a Davis troop of girls have had the right to join the Boy Scouts of America. They are some of the first in the nation to receive the same merit badges as the boys. Amara O’Brien, a 12-year-old active member […]