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Valley Clean Energy Earns ‘A-‘ Credit Rating from S&P Global Ratings
Rating Validates VCE’s Clean Energy Mission and Financial Health, Fostering Continued Reliable and Cost-Competitive Service
Davis to host public workshop on proposed Village Farms development
The City does not transcribe its proceedings. Persons who wish to obtain a verbatim record should arrange for attendance by a court reporter.
Davis wins $420k grant to buy agricultural conservation easement
The farmland is located in Yolo County near the intersection of County Roads 31 and 96, along Dry Slough.
Meals on Wheels benefits from successful Odd Fellows event
Davis Odd Fellows raise thousands of dollars for Meals on Wheels.
Domestic Violence topic of Yolo County community meeting
Expect to find local organizations, service providers, & advocacy groups sharing resources.
Lucky number 7 for the Zombie Bike Parade Festival
SPOILER ALERT: This year’s festival includes tethered hot air balloon rides at Davis Cemetery!
Craving a Gilmore Girls fall? Visit the Winters Harvest Festival
This year’s autumn celebration is set for October 24-26, and features activities that span from pumpkin painting to trick or treating to an open air street market with nearly 100 local craft vendors and merchants.
Above & Beyond Hospitality Celebrates One Year of Cocktails and Community
A “choose your own adventure” where guests can experiment with playful extras like edible bubbles filled with lemon or rosemary smoke.
Grammar with a Side of Culture: Inside Davis Language Academy
The mastermind behind it all is Mónica Frahm, Founder and Director, who runs the place with the conviction that anyone—yes, anyone—can learn a new language
Davis Film Fest brings indie films & good vibes
The Davis Film Festival is returning this fall for another round of local flair, indie gems, and silver screen magic.
New Voices in Theatre Showcased in Students’ Short Plays
Written and Directed By features four short student works mentored under the guidance of Professor Jon D. Rossini and directed by student directors.
Scholarships available to send kids to Davis recreation programs
An organization long beloved for service to the community is going a step further this fall—now offering scholarships for children to all City of Davis recreational programs.
A place to die with dignity
Joshua’s House, under the auspices of YoloCares, opened its doors this past Summer as an end-of-life comfort care provider for the terminally-ill unhoused.
No Kings in Yolo County
Indivisible Yolo, a local chapter of the larger grassroots movement, is organizing the protest, encouraging elected officials to participate, and asking for community support.
Davis Parent University Presents Dr. Tovah P. Klein
An evening with Dr. Klein, a nationally recognized expert on raising resilient kids in times of uncertainty.
Theatrical and Narrative Design Practices Explored in UC Davis Design Museum Installation
Embodiment is an installation which incorporates theatrical and narrative design practices.
Three years of joy at “Campamento Alegre”—a City supported camp for children at the Davis Migrant Center
The Davis Migrant Center, operated by Yolo County Housing, is home to approximately 50 children for nearly seven months out of the year.
Yolo County News & Information Ecosystem Report released by Davis Media Access
Yolo Local maps sector, outlines challenges and opportunities
National Walk & Bike to School Day is October 1
The City encourages all community members to be extra cautious and aware as more children will be biking and walking throughout the day.
What should the future of Davis look like? An op-ed exploring the future of the proposed “Village Farms” housing development
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
When can kids bike alone?
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?
Do Lock Bloks protect classrooms? A follow up on DJUSD’s Grand Jury Investigation
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.