City News

Fire, smoke erupt in downtown Davis: Estimated $80,000 in structural damage
City NewsMay 21, 2018
Dumpling House, surrounding businesses temporarily closed At 5:24 p.m., Fire Division Chief Joe Tenney received a call that there was smoke pouring out of a roof downtown, which quickly burst into flames. According to Tenney, the fire was located on the second floor attic and the ceiling of the first floor at 117 E St., […]

Tree tags in Arboretum soon to appear on trees downtown
City NewsMay 21, 2018
Arboretum and Public Garden interns working with City of Davis to create informational tree tags During the week of May 21, the informational tags attached to the trees that line the Arboretum and Public Garden will also appear downtown. Led by the Arboretum museum education interns, the project is a collaboration between the UC Davis […]

Woodland transit center project in the works
City NewsMay 20, 2018
Yolo County Transportation District joins forces with Woodland to plan for better transportation The Yolo County Transportation District is collaborating with the City of Woodland to plan a new transit center in downtown Woodland to create a central place where people can come together, making travel more efficient. The transit center could also bring new […]

Another year of putting off tuition increases
City NewsMay 17, 2018
UCs reconsider tuition hikes for 2018-2019 year With the University of California consisting of 10 prestigious universities, hundreds of thousands of applicants compete against one another to try to get into at least one. In 2015, there was a low percentage of admitted students from the state of California, causing the UCs to significantly increase […]

Police Logs
City NewsMay 15, 2018
Why did the goose family cross the road? April 26 “Male with knife approached reporting party asking where his friends were at.” “Subject throwing drinks and other items out of her vehicle and at reporting party’s vehicle while on the freeway and also flipping reporting party off.” April 27 “Mother goose and her babies […]

Annual Davis Loopalooza returns
City NewsMay 14, 2018
Event promoting active transportation came back this May The annual Davis Loopalooza returned on Sunday, May 6, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., with activities ranging from water games to bird-watching available at nine stations along the 12-mile Davis bike loop. “This year we partnered with UC Davis Design Department to rebrand Loopalooza,” said Lorretta […]

Downtown Davis ready for a makeover
City NewsMay 13, 2018
Future of downtown Davis in the works under Downtown Plan Advisory Committee The future of downtown Davis rests in the hands of the public as the Downtown Plan Advisory Committee collects input from the community about architectural plans and design to shape the city in the years to come. The KDRT radio program “Davisville” seeks […]

Davis waste removal company sold to Recology
City NewsMay 10, 2018
Recology began city operations April 20 On April 20, Recology, an employee-owned company based in San Francisco, took over waste collection operations from Davis Waste Removal Company after purchasing all of the company’s assets. DWRC was previously the only waste and recycling company to operate in Davis, exclusively operating within and around the city since […]

Police Logs
City NewsMay 8, 2018
Quit “egging it on” April 19 “Solo vehicle into building, cosmetic damage.” April 20 “Subjects by the pool playing music loudly.” “Subjects being loud in the hot tub.” “Reporting party was also hit by truck twice. Then witness truck hit a parked vehicle, causing extensive damage. Driver stopped and started talking to vehicle owners […]

Abandoned dogs found in Clarksburg
City NewsMay 7, 2018
Yolo County Sheriff’s Office looking to public for help in animal cruelty case The Yolo County Sheriff’s Office is currently investigating an animal cruelty case concerning abandoned dogs in Clarksburg, Calif. The office is seeking public assistance, as it does not have any leads on who abandoned the dogs, one of which was an injured […]

$100,000 of taxpayer money down the drain
City NewsMay 6, 2018
District Attorney’s office accused of wasting paper, taxpayer money On April 12, Dean Johansson, an attorney at the Yolo County Public Defender’s Office and a district attorney candidate for this election cycle, released a press statement regarding paper waste in the current district attorney’s office. In the release, Johansson accused the current district attorney, Jeff […]

Downtown Plan Advisory Committee team holds public workshop
City NewsMay 3, 2018
Workshop aims to get community involved in planning of downtown From April 24 to 27, the Davis Downtown Plan Advisory Committee held a participatory workshop where members of the Davis community had the opportunity to give their input on the future of downtown Davis. For four days, the DPAC was stationed in the Davis Community […]

