City News

Shop 'til you drop - then buy groceries.

In state representative Mariko Yamada's first year representing the 8th District, five of the seven bills the Democrat authored were signed by the governor. Only two were vetoed.

Add another reason to leave the car in the garage: Car tire prices are on the rise this winter.

For the first time in U.S. history, women comprise half of the workforce, said a recent report.

Shopping for the holidays just got a whole lot easier. Give the gift of shopping - a gift card.

People, especially students, find ways to download music illegally, but some are dissuaded from this practice and prefer the legal route - purchasing their music.

Several changes have hit G Street in the past few months, the most recent of which is the transformation of the former Thai 2K restaurant into a noodle bar.

The Davis Human Relations Commission is conducting a survey to gain better understanding of diversity and discrimination experiences in Davis.

The hustle and bustle of daily life often makes it easy to forget to read the fine print these days.

Even though times are changing, a recent study says people still highly value love.

Thanks to a grant, Yolo County will have the resources it needs to supervise its sex offenders on probation. On Tuesday, Oct. 27, the Yolo County Board of Supervisors accepted $259,075 from the U.S. Department of Justice's Violence Against Women Recovery Act. The funding is available from Oct. 1, 2009 to Sept. 20, 2010, and will provide increased community supervision of offenders convicted of sexual assault in Yolo County. The grant will also increase support for their victims.

As a celebratory thank-you to its loyal customers, the Davis Farmers Market will hold its annual Fall Festival on Saturday from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. in Central Park.

With the digital textbook initiative students may worry less about the cost of textbooks every quarter.

If you are over 18 and love to write, you could be Davis' first poet laureate.

The school year can get nuts, but more students are talking out their problems with trained professionals.