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Today, Judge David Rosenberg of the Yolo Superior Court will decide whether there is enough evidence for Clayton Garzon to stand trial for the March 10 beating of Lawrence “Mikey” Partida on I Street. Authorities have classified the beating as a hate crime. According the The Davis Enterprise, Garzon pleaded not guilty to multiple charges […]

To whoever is in charge of the music at the ARC, I am writing to suggest that, for one day, your establishment should simply play Duflocka Rant: Halftime Show, the new mixtape by Waka Flocka Flame, over the stereo. This choice will only improve student fitness. Sure, Top 40 or whatever gets the blood pumping […]

Dutton Hall is currently being occupied in a 24-hour sit-in, which began yesterday, to commemorate Nakba Day. The annual remembrance day commemorates the displacement of Palestinians, that came about following the Israeli Declaration of Independence in 1948. About 20 students are present, discussing the Nakba. Walls of the building’s lobby are plastered with small colored […]

After an up and down season, the UC Davis softball team successfully finished on a high note as they swept Cal Poly this weekend. With two games on Friday and one Saturday, the girls were firing on all cylinders both offensively and defensively. The Aggies started game one strong, with four quick first inning runs […]

The UC Board of Regents is scheduled to meet at the Sacramento Convention Center tomorrow at 8:30 a.m. The meeting will continue to Thursday, beginning at 8:30 a.m. as well. The meeting agenda includes discussion of Department of Energy Laboratories, the 2013-14 budget, academic performance indicators at UC and a special report on the […]

The Sutter Davis Hospital Farmers Market will be reopening this Thursday. The market will continue to be at the hospital entrance every Thursday from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. until August 29. Opening day will feature cooking demos and tastings, a visit by Dinger and Sacramento River Cats players and giveaways. This will be the […]

Mayor Joe Krovoza and Mayor Pro Tem Dan Wolk announced on May 10 that they will both be running for State Assembly in June 2014, as current Assemblymember Mariko Yamada will term out next year. Yamada, D-Davis, represents the Fourth District, which includes Colusa, Napa, Lake, Yolo and parts of Solano and Sonoma Counties. Lake […]

If you have access to a car, are sick of going to the same restaurants in Davis over and over again and don’t want to deal with the hustle of Sacramento, keep reading. Davis can seem a little isolated sometimes, and people might forget that there are some other, smaller towns surrounding us. For those who […]

A number of students, faculty and organizations will be honored today for their contributions to community service, today at the Community Service Resource Center’s Community Service Awards. The awards, scheduled today at 4 p.m. in Gunrock Pub, will include students who have had a hand in organization such as Bottles for Poverty, The Pantry and […]

MUSIC 1. Phoenix Bankrupt! (April 30) French indie-rock juggernaut Phoenix returns to album-crafting after their mainstream breakthrough Wolfgang Amadeus Phoenix in 2009. Though there are no insanely catchy singles such as the earworms “1901” and “Lisztomania” of 4 years prior, Bankrupt! stands strong as an expertly produced and consistently satisfying pop record, dazzling the listener […]

With new water rates implemented on May 1, the City of Davis introduced a Water Assistance Program that will help low-income homeowners offset water costs. The first 250 eligible homeowners will receive a $5 discount to their water bill every month. Eligible homeowners must meet the income qualification requirements and present proof that they are […]

While the musical lineup for the sixth installment of Outside Lands — the August, three-day music festival in San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park — was released weeks ago, some of us have been waiting impatiently for the festival’s menu before even considering buying tickets. Outside Lands is unique in that it’s arguably just as much […]