In the bleak midwinter? Hardly. Sure, some frost covered the front lawn when I looked out the window this morning. But with bright, sunny skies and a high of 49 in today’s forecast, I’d say this is a nice - Read more

Our community of readers and contributors is growing by the day and we’re ecstatic that you like what we’re doing.  Behind the scenes, though, it’s the local people that make this all happen.  - Read more

Monday, December 27 – Friday, December 31 There are no public meetings this week for your school, city or county local governments.  That does not, however, mean that all is quiet on the Davis front. The - Read more

Curious about all the recent news regarding big public $$$ and local water?  As water is quickly becoming the new gold and since our bodies are about 60% water, I think you should probably be moderately - Read more

Monday, December 20 – Friday, December 25, 2010 On Tuesday, the Davis City Council takes up where the Yolo County Board of Supervisors left off on Friday, considering proposed water agreements between the - Read more

by Stephen Souza and Joe Krovoza Announcement Public Q&A Session: Pending Woodland-Davis Water Agreements Monday evening, December 20 at 7:00 pm Davis Community Chambers Hosted by Stephen Souza and Joe - Read more

Winter storms may be settling in, but there’s no happier place than Davis this weekend, just glowing with cozy—yet engaging!–indoor activities for everyone.  Be you a member of the international film - Read more

Are you curious what Greek Life is like these days? I was as well. Well, no, let me re-phrase, I wasn’t curious, but then I heard about an alternative sorority that sounded fun and welcoming. I tentatively - Read more

by Bill Marble, Don Saylor & Art Pimentel Historic agreements among the Woodland-Davis Clean Water Agency, the Cities of Woodland and Davis, the owners of Conaway Ranch (CPG) and Reclamation District 2035 (RD - Read more

Seasons Greetings, my fellow Davisites.  I’m getting a late start, but I’m here at the appointed time to cover the people’s business.  As I rode my bike to City Hall, I encountered a veritable - Read more