Winter will close its icy grip in 21 days.  A new year will dawn in 31 days. Our current City Council will give up the ghost in 34 days after meeting 3 more times.  And in 4 short hours, I’ll be - Read more

Monday, November 29 – Friday, December 3 Your opportunities to participate in the public process this week include three city meetings. Click on links below for locations and full agendas.  For more - Read more

It seems that, anticipating people being turkeyed and Black Friday-ed out, this weekend has substantially less going on than usual.  However, never fear!  I was able to scrounge up a fair portion of right and - Read more

Students continued to protest tuition increases on the UC Davis campus, and at the UC regents’ meeting in San Francisco this past week.  On Thursday, November 11, 8% tuition increases were approved by the UC - Read more

Monday, November 22 – Friday, November 26, 2010 It’s a quiet week for your government with only one opportunity to participate in the public process.  The Davis Voice wishes public servants and community - Read more

What’s on my mind this weekend?  Rain, rain, rain.  We’re finally making that transition to winter, which might make you want to stay in.  RESIST!  There’s a boatload of stuff to do over the next few - Read more

Coverage of 11/10/10 City-UCD Student Liaison Commission Meeting The City-UC Davis Liaison Commission meeting on November 10th was full of interesting information for students and community members. I was hoping - Read more

Hello, my fellow followers of municipal government.  I showed up in Community Chambers just in time to witness Mayor Saylor gavel us in to order.  All Council members are present, save Mayor Pro Tem Krovoza who - Read more

Monday, November 15 – Friday, November 19, 2010 School News With the Legislative Analyst’s Office estimate of a $25.4 budget problem for California, 2011-12 is sure to be another difficult year for Davis - Read more

Have you ever had one of those weeks where you’re pretty sure you’ve gone insane?  You know, the type of insane that turns molehills into mountains, hiccups into earthquakes and rough patches into miles-wide - Read more