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Approved the purchase of two para-transit buses from Federal Transportation Administration funds at the total cost of $120,000 Passed a resolution authorizing the city manager to execute a memorandum of…

Capitol Corridor trains to receive security upgrades

080508_ci_trainfunds.CNotes:Headline: Capitol Corridor trains to receive security upgradesLayercake: Prop 1B funding allocated for cameras, operations centerBy JEREMY OGULAggie Staff Writer The train ride to the Bay Area from Davis should…

Yolo County Housing joins Climate Change Compact

The Yolo County Housing Authority joined other local organizations in the Yolo County Climate Change Compact last week.The compact is part of a group of county jurisdictions that have agreed to implement…

The Sacramento Bee’s database causes upset

According to social etiquette, asking someone how much money he or she makes is a daring move. But when you are paying the…

Canine distemper hits Yolo County Shelter

Yolo County Animal Services Shelter had an important message for the public.The Yolo County Animal Services Shelterlocated at 2640 East Gibson Road in Woodland had its first definite case of…

Study finds more fast-food options lead to more obesity

Where you live may have a serious impact on your weight and health, according to a statewide study released last week.

AB 2911 under suspense file to determine cost implications

In an effort to improve the state's response and treatment of oil spills, State Representative Lois Wolk proposed Assembly Bill 2911, a bill that will require better advance recruitment, training and coordination…

Davis School District’s $4 million deficit to blame for layoffs

In an effort to mitigate the $4 million deficit, Davis Joint Unified School District will instate over 100 teacher and personnel layoffs.

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Two subjects were seen going through recyclables atDuke…

Yolo County considering cuts to mental health budget

Yolo County is looking to cut back on services offered through the Alcohol, Drug and Mental Health Department in an attempt…

Benefit concert raises awareness for D-Q University

On Friday night, The People Power Tour made a stop in Sacramento as part of itsnationwide hip-hop benefit.

May 5, 2008 / No Comment / Read More

Thousands of native plants to be grown for Putah Creek

For the most part, the greenhouses at the L. A. Moran Reforestation Center have been empty and quiet since 2003, but a unique arrangement with an environmental group is breathing new…

Northern California rattled by earthquakes from east and west

Have you been feeling the earth moving under your feet? It might be more than your imagination.

May 2, 2008 / No Comment / Read More

City Council candidates express views at public forum

Similarities were more apparent than differences Wednesday night as candidates for the Davis City Council expressed their views on a…

Application period open for Campus Sustainability Grants

Interested students, staff and faculty have until May 7 to apply for a grant to fund a project that encourages sustainability…