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The Vocal Art Ensemble Comes Full Circle with “CIRCLES”
The group’s selections for this season are built upon intriguing musical, historical, and thematic patterns.
Help shape land use concepts for the Davis General Plan on April 30
This workshop will explore land use and mobility concepts that will guide how Davis meets current and future job and housing needs.
Soul Awakening Holistic Healing Festival returns to Winters
A full day of wellness, healing, and community.
Rotary Club of Davis disperses $74k to local nonprofits
Recipients include: Yolo Crisis Nursery, Yolo County Children’s Alliance, Cameron’s Place, and Empower Yolo.
Davis mom to run Boston Marathon, host YOLO Run to raise money for NEC Society
by: The Dirt Yolo County parents Jennifer and Noah Canvasser launched the NEC Society—the world’s leading nonprofit advancing for necrotizing enterocolitis (NEC) research, education, and advocacy—after tragically losing their son Micah
UC Davis Symphony Orchestra performs classics & contemporary works in Spring concert
In a concert titled “Orbiting Spheres,” the UC Davis Symphony Orchestra explores three unique orchestral works under the baton of conductor Matilda Hofman.
Stacie Frerichs named new Executive Director at Yolo Community Foundation
Stacie brings a unique blend of nonprofit leadership, financial expertise, and community engagement to YCF.
UC Davis alum Amanda Vitiello stars in World Premiere play ‘Shades and Shadows’ in San Francisco
Amanda Vitiello’s film & television credits include Mad Men, Meetings, and the upcoming Dark Light. She is a member of SAG-AFTRA.
DJSUD to rename César Chávez Elementary
The following is a public email from DJUSD Superintendent Matt Best: The Board of Education of the Davis Joint Unified School District has indicated that César Chávez Elementary School will
Davis gets $1m check from Rep. Mike Thompson
The funds will go toward bicycle and pedestrian improvements, including building a connection to Olive Drive to provide access for residents south of the station.
‘Pure Joy’ dance competition team gears up for first performances in April
The group pairs dancers from the studio’s pre-existing competition team with dancers who are living with disabilities. They’ve begun rehearsing choreography to perform at competitions beginning in April.
Check your recycling! Waste sorting monitoring starts up again in Davis
“Correctly sorting waste is so important,” says Mayor Donna Neville.
Air District Opens 2026 Clean Air Art Contest
Students invited to illustrate ideas for improving air quality
Misner & Smith to perform music from critically acclaimed new album in Sacramento
“…This duo capture the spirit of classic songwriters like Fleetwood Mac and Joni Mitchell in the best ways possible.”- Chorus FM
‘Both Can Be True’; Davis author’s second novel debuts May 19
“My second novel Both Can Be True is a story about sisters, the contradictions women carry, and the quiet truths we hold at the same time,” Guerrieri said.
Spring-Ready Rides: How to prep your bike for the season
April is when the weather starts to get nice, and at The Bike Campaign we’re here to help answer questions and provide information so you can get your bike out on the road where fun awaits.
What you need to know about enhanced safety measures for Picnic Day 2026, from the City of Davis
While Picnic Day is a time for celebration, it is important to remember that all local and State laws continue to apply, as they do every day, and violations may result in fines or other legal consequences.
Winters author Robyn Rominger recognized by Independent Press Award
The 2026 Independent Press Award recognized A Land Filled With Horses by Robyn Rominger in the category of Animals/Pets as the winner.
Sutter Health Invests $1.5 Million in Woodland Neighborhood Transformation
Investment supports indoor and outdoor programming components at Tupelo Affordable Housing Development and Woodland Service Hub in the Armfield Lemen neighborhood
2026 Golden Heart Award nominations open now
These awards recognize exceptional youth in the Davis community.
Van Life gets an upgrade in Yolo County
Founded by friends who love the open road, Yolo Camper Vans aims to be a one-stop-shop for van life needs, building from the vehicle you already have or starting from scratch.
Students show inner workings of Manetti Shrem Museum, digitize collection
In this photo essay, see undergraduate and graduate students view the exhibition they helped create.
City of Davis Parks photo contest open now
This year’s theme, “Community Connections,” encourages participants to capture images that highlight what makes Davis parks meaningful.