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The election, scheduled for March 5, will have Davis voters deciding on whether to support continued funding for local public schools   By ANTHONY W. ZAMMIKIEL  — city@theaggie.org   On March 5, Davis voters will be heading to the polls to not only participate in the presidential primary election but to vote on local and […]

The interfaith vigil featured members of different faiths calling for a ceasefire    By CHRIS PONCE — city@theaggie.org   Content warning: This article contains discussion of violence.   On Thursday, Jan. 18, people from different walks of faith gathered at Central Park for one common goal: calling for peace and a ceasefire to the war […]

The Aggies hold on to four wins and two losses at the start of this conference season    By LUCIENNE BROOKER — sports@theaggie.org   After a rocky start to the conference season, the UC Davis women’s basketball team was able to turn their performance around and win four consecutive games. With losses against UC Santa […]

Founders Brianna Romine and Ian Gomez share how the company got its start, the way it’s run and where it’s going   By YASMEEN O’BRIEN — features@theaggie.org            You’ve probably seen their iconic cow design adorning Davis students’ attire and accessories for sale at the Davis Street Market or stocked in various shops downtown. […]

The decision comes after Reales Dominguez spent months in a state hospital for mental disorder   By ALMA CULVERWELL — city@theaggie.org  On Friday, Jan. 5, Yolo County Judge Samuel McAdam read a confidential medical report stating that Carlos Reales Dominguez, former UC Davis student and suspect of three stabbings last year, was deemed mentally fit […]

The council voted unanimously to pass a resolution calling for a ceasefire in meeting with large public attendance   By CHRIS PONCE — city@theaggie.org   Content warning: This article contains discussions of war, violence and genocide.    On Tuesday, Dec. 12, at their regularly scheduled meeting, the Davis City Council voted to call for an […]

Street vendors share stories about the hard work it takes to run a small business   By SABRINA FIGUEROA — features@theaggie.org   Editor’s note: Some of the sources in this article chose not to give their full names when being interviewed. For this reason, some sources below are referenced only by their first name.   […]

Sometimes you want to cry on Santa’s lap   By ANDIE TARABZOONI — rmtarabzooni@ucdavis.edu   I’ve never really felt enticed by the holidays, but I’ve always loved December — mainly because I was born in December. The year ends with all these bright lights around you and starts with fireworks being lit up at every […]

Fight the polarization of local community at the ballot box   By CLAIRE SCHAD — cfschad@ucdavis.edu   Every four years, when the presidential election comes up, the country goes through a predictable cycle. People run to social media to encourage their friends and family to vote, many post selfies with their “I voted” stickers and […]

Voter turnout was between nine and 10 percent for this election   By LILY FREEMAN — campus@theaggie.org   In the ASUCD fall 2023 election, 21 candidates ran for six seats in the Senate and three constitutional amendments were voted on. Here are the results:   Jonathan Ng was elected to the Senate.    Katia Bouali […]

May and administrators discuss Leidos involvement, campus safety measures, an academic advising overhaul and more The California Aggie’s Editorial Board met with Chancellor Gary May, Provost and Executive Vice Chancellor Mary Croughan, Associate Chancellor and Chief of Staff Karl Engelbach, Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs Pablo Reguerin, Vice Chancellor for Finance, Operations and Administration Clare […]

The UC Davis Police Department reported instances of assault and vandalism at the protest outside of the event   By RIVERS STOUT — campus@theaggie.org   On Nov. 3, Riley Gaines spoke at the UC Davis Conference Center. She was invited by the Davis College Republicans (DCR) to speak on women’s participation in sports. After DCR […]