A 24-year-old woman was bitten by a black and white pit bull outside of Woodstock’s Pizza on April 8.

A new UC Davis store will be opening in the heart of downtown. What will be tentatively called the UC Davis Store Downtown will be located at Second and F Street and is expected to open by mid-June.

Baseball: The Aggies wanted to prove they can compete.

Softball: The Aggies entered the week looking to rebound from a slow stretch.

With downtown businesses coming and going, the owner of the new restaurant Our House is striving to bring more class to Davis’ downtown scene.

If your relationship is a little rocky, watching porn could be the answer.

Imagine “The Amazing Race.” Except it’s in Davis. And it’s full of puzzles, hidden messages and mind games. And it’s not on television. And you could compete.

Alex Byrne’s letter of April 12 (“Unprofessional security”) presents a hyperbolic, insensitive and, quite frankly, naïve perspective with regard to the Cal Aggie Host program. While it is certainly true that security staff at events can and may often have a dampening effect on an otherwise celebratory atmosphere, their presence is necessary for several valid reasons, not least of which is to ensure the safety of the event participants.

KDVS is hosting its annual fundraiser in an effort to continue broadcasting its community-driven and diverse offerings.

Despite preliminary reports suggesting an increase in citations from last year’s Picnic Day, UC Davis administrators and police declared this year’s event a success.

UC Davis freeform radio station KDVS will hold its annual fundraiser week from Monday to Sunday.

Women’s lacrosse: The Aggies were fighting for their lives.