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Friday, December 5, 2025

City News

Fairfield Anheuser-Busch plant goes green

By the end of 2009, Anheuser-Busch expects to make one of seven of its beers using renewable fuel.

The company's brewery in Fairfield, Calif. is constructing a Bio-Energy Recovery System (BERS), which will be up and running by the end of this year.

Police Briefs

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Pet rock adoption center

An individual was seen taking rocks from the front of a business on Del Rio Place.

 

Perseids meteor shower peaks tonight

Tonight everyone will be looking up. Once it gets dark, the Perseids meteor shower will be at its peak, offering a show in the night sky.

City council approves new East Davis neighborhood

A new neighborhood will be developed in Davis over the next three years, bringing with it affordable housing and new park space.

The Davis City Council voted on July 29 to approve plans for Verona, an 83-home neighborhood subdivision in East Davis.

Council argues over water projects

If you think your utility bills are high, just look at what the city of Davis may have to pay.

The city is facing a legal requirement to upgrade its wastewater treatment system, a considerably complex undertaking. That issue is compounded by the fact that the city wants to upgrade its water supply system.

Correction

The July 31 article "Council considers ban on wood burning fireplaces" misstated the motion passed by the city council. The motion that passed unanimously was a motion to instruct the Natural Resources Commission to write a wood burning ordinance based on the commission's recommendations, but without a permit system and with more criteria than just wind speed. The motion also instructed the commission and city staff to add a strong public education component to the wood burning regulation program. The motion did not respond to city staff recommendations regarding voluntary reductions in wood burning. The Aggie regrets the error.

Democrats in county unite to win in November

Editor's note: This is the first in a two-part series on the major party organizations in Yolo County. The second part, featuring Republican organizers, will appear next Thursday.

 

With a competitive election on the horizon that could result in the first Democratic president in eight years, Democrats in Yolo County are banding together and gearing up for the local campaign.

Nader Campaign Stops In Davis

The line outside of Varsity Theatre wrapped around the block Saturday night, but those waiting weren't there for a movie. They were waiting for Ralph Nader.

Nader and running mate Matt Gonzalez came to Varsity Theatre on Saturday to speak at a campaign rally, where they focused on their campaign goals and challenges.

POLICE BRIEFS

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This Bud's for you

An individual was kicking full cans of beer at a seated person on C Street.

EPA recognizes Yolo County landfill bioreactor

One man's trash is another man's electricity in Yolo County, and the feds have noticed.

The Environmental Protection Agency recently recognized the county for its landfill bioreactor, a system that takes the gas generated by solid waste and uses it to generate electricity.

City Brief

Approved an agreement to purchase an agricultural conservation easement to permanently protect the agricultural values and open space character of the Wasserman Farm. Council approved a budget adjustment of $390,000 for the purchase.

Council considers ban on wood burning fireplaces

Davis City Council took a step towards banning wood burning fireplaces at its meeting Tuesday night, in an effort to improve local air quality.

Commission denies new housing project downtown

A Downtown Davis development project that would have demolished an old cottage and replaced it with modern apartment units was struck down by the Davis Planning Commission on Wednesday.

POLICE BRIEFS

He's so excited, and he just can't hide it

The Davis Police Department has received six reports of indecent exposure since July 7.

Renowned bicycle race to feature Davis in 2009

Hundreds of Davis residents turned out last February to see cyclists racing in the Amgen Tour of California whiz through town. Next year they'll get to see more.