As the City of Davis continues to face a housing shortage, the largest proposed housing development—Village Farms, with 1,800 homes on 390 acres at Pole Line and Covell—is now slated
Davis may be the bike capital of the country, but even here parents wrestle with a familiar dilemma: when is their child old enough to ride one alone?
A $13 plastic device designed to keep classroom doors quiet is being touted as an intruder-preventing safety measure by DJUSD, raising questions about whether low-cost safety measures are putting students at risk.
Projects that include marginalized voices or support cultural and social equity are strongly encouraged to apply.
Here’s a look at what’s coming to our local theaters for the 2025—2026 season!
Owner Shad Ryan recently moved from Ithaca, N.Y., a place where he had first toyed with the idea of opening a used gear shop in an active community that didn’t have one.
What started as backyard shows during the pandemic has snowballed into something much bigger: a creative force planning more than 60 events in 2025.
The exhibit explores real-life perspectives, stories and complexities surrounding the U.S.-Mexico border, some of which is drawn from Morales’ own experiences growing up in Tijuana and Southern California.
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