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University researchers, winery partner discuss safe reuse of vineyard wastewater   In the face of California’s severe drought, UC Davis researchers have found a viable water source in winery wastewater. Although vineyards have used winery wastewater previously, most of the data is found in the wine regions of Australia or Spain, and the usage of […]

Davis encourages community members to reduce individual water use by 90 gallons a day On April 1, 2015, Governor Jerry Brown issued an executive order that will require the state of California to reduce water usage by 25 percent by February 2016. Taking part in this mandate, the City of Davis asks that each household […]

ASUCD Senate demotes Lee over disagreement regarding new senate election At the ASUCD Senate meeting on Oct. 8, Senator Casey Nguyen replaced Senator Alex Lee as the new senate president pro-tempore. Lee, who held the role last spring quarter and was re-elected at the previous meeting by a 6-3-3 vote, was replaced by his fellow […]

New boba tea shop opens in Downtown Davis Get your boba fix at Sharetea, the Bay Area tea shop that opened in Downtown Davis yesterday. Located at 207 3rd St., Sharetea is across the street from campus and perfect for an afternoon pick-me-up. The new tea shop will be offering a buy-one-get-one-free special today for […]

Spencer Stone, French train attack hero, taken to UC Davis Medical Center At approximately 1:00 a.m. on the night of Oct. 7, Spencer Stone was stabbed outside of a bar near Sacramento. Stone received France’s Legion of Honor after he and two friends stopped a gunman on a train from Amsterdam to Paris this Aug. […]

45-day moratorium passed after recent stabbing in Downtown Davis. On Sept. 29,  Davis City Council members called an emergency meeting to vote on a 45-day moratorium that would make it impossible for bars to expand or for new bars to open during that time. This ban passed in a four to one vote among councilmembers […]

Katehi plans for expanded Sacramento campus, new veterinary hospital. On Sept. 22, Chancellor Linda P.B. Katehi announced the next phase of the UC Davis University of the 21st Century plan at the fall convocation at the Mondavi Center. The University of the 21st Century plan addresses the changes UC Davis will undergo in the coming […]

All the essentials you need for the rainiest season of the year. This year, the weather phenomenon known as “El Niño” is supposedly bringing some heavy rain our way. Usually occurring every three to five years, El Niño is a climate cycle that  produces warmer temperatures in the central and eastern equatorial Pacific Ocean. As […]

Senate Bill 277 will alter the health of public, private institutions by requiring vaccinations for all students. On June 30, Governor Jerry Brown approved Senate Bill (SB) 277, which will require children to be vaccinated for all 10 of the most commonly found diseases prior to […]

Local programs inform the public about honeybee populations Bees are one of the most important insects in communities all over the world; they are essential to plant growth, food production and ecosystems. Although this is mostly common knowledge, many people are still unaware that these fuzzy little yellow creatures are on the decline. On Oct. […]

In search of their first win, UC Davis prepares to confront Montana in home game The Aggies remain in pursuit of their first win of the season as they prepare to face the Montana Grizzlies, a team that has trumped UC Davis at each of their six total encounters, without exception. Their second home game […]

UC Davis researchers, CoolDavis explain plans for accommodating both public, private charging stations in Downtown Davis. Davis community members gathered at River City Bank on Sept. 23 to discuss the possibility of increasing electric vehicle (EV) parking in Downtown Davis for both private and public […]