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Police Logs
City NewsNovember 13, 2018
Nursery rhymes and knives October 24 “Two subjects sitting in a black pickup truck. Reporting party states they are unfamiliar and is concerned one of them may have just snorted drugs.” October 25 “Truancy issues with her son.” October 26 “White male adult 30’s lsw hoodie and jeans…holding larger sized knife and staring […]

Central Park Gardens hosts annual Open House and Plant Sale
City NewsNovember 13, 2018
Students, community members bought plants, learned about gardens During the Davis Farmers Market Fall Festival on Oct. 29, the Central Park Gardens of Davis celebrated its 11th Open House and Plant Sale. The annual event showcases all the garden has to offer and generates awareness and revenue for the Central Park Gardens. At the event, […]

DUI suspect drives into local 7-Eleven
City NewsNovember 13, 2018
Driver, customers in store uninjured After a car crashed directly into a 7-Eleven store located on L Street on Oct. 10, employees and surrounding stores attempted to manage and fix what was left of the front windows. Police reported that the driver seemed to be under the influence, as the suspect barely managed to perform […]

Cannabis out for delivery
City NewsNovember 11, 2018
Davis City Council considering moratorium for delivery-only cannabis services The Davis City Council has approved more delivery-only cannabis businesses; however, it will consider calling for a moratorium. Currently, there is a limit on cannabis storefront retailers, and the delivery-only option may soon be capped as well. Brett Lee, the mayor of Davis, elaborated on the […]

Local band uses concert to raise awareness for Kids in Need of Defense
City NewsNovember 9, 2018
Armadillo Music hosts benefit concert with Your Local Cemetery, Kelly Jean Downtown record store Armadillo Music presented a Halloween-esque benefit show featuring live music from Your Local Cemetery and Kelly Jean on Oct. 26. The event raised awareness and money for the organization of Kids in Need of Defense (KIND). Clad in a Han Solo […]

The Dumpling House slated to reopen in six months, contrary to online information
City NewsNovember 8, 2018
The Dumpling House still undergoing restoration, remodeling after fire damage Six months after The Dumpling House was damaged by a fire, repairs are still underway. The source of the fire was the attic of 117 E Street, a property that is being developed into a restaurant by the owners of the Dumpling House. The fire […]

Day of the Dead celebration honors loved ones, creates community
City NewsNovember 8, 2018
Davis Cemetery District hosts vibrant cultural event featuring traditional performances, rituals The Dia de los Muertos ceremony was hosted by the Davis Cemetery District on Oct. 28 to connect community members of all backgrounds and experiences. The annual celebration included various decorations and performances true to its Mesoamerican roots. “What people can expect when they […]

Police Logs
City NewsNovember 7, 2018
Respect your elders October 17 “Male subject in Arroyo Park looking over fence.” “Several bicycles in the area without bike lights.” October 18 “Reporting party had a strange encounter with a woman who came to her door and asked for help getting a key off a key ring — reporting party concerned for […]

Monsanto protesters arrested
City NewsNovember 6, 2018
A fight for environmental social justice results in trespassing charges On Oct. 15, eight environmental and social justice protesters were arrested by Yolo County sheriff deputies outside of the Woodland Monsanto/Bayer Plant. Among the arrested were Michael Kerr, Susan Roberts, Pamela Osgood, Carmen Mateo and James Lee Clark Sherly. The protestors were charged with trespassing […]

Council approves ordinance to protect mobile home park residents
City NewsNovember 6, 2018
Ordinance prevents relocation, closure of mobile home parks On Oct. 17, the Davis City Council approved an ordinance that protects residents of mobile home communities from being spontaneously relocated in a unanimous vote. The council also recommended providing additional protections for those living in mobile home parks. There are currently four mobile home parks […]

Davis housing crisis comes to the ballot box
City NewsNovember 4, 2018
A guide to housing props on midterm ballot On Nov. 6, Californians will vote on 12 statewide propositions, four of which attempt to confront the state’s growing housing crisis. Davis voters will also decide on Measure L, a land development proposal that will impact housing within the city. For Davis students and city residents, affordable […]
A future without beer pong tournaments and keg stands?
City NewsNovember 4, 2018
Climate change may have impact on beer production When thinking about beer and its ingredients, barley is the first and most important ingredient that comes to mind. However, few know how the cultivation of barley can affect the taste and brewing of beer. Climate change could negatively affect beer production in the future due to […]

