Bike Seat Used as Deadly Weapon
By Kristen Tuntland The Honorable David Rosenberg decided that a bike seat could be deemed a deadly…
Hung Jury in Bloody Capitol Riot Assault Case against White Supremacist
Mistrial Declared as Jury Deadlocks 8-4 for Conviction; New Trial Anticipated By Crescenzo VellucciVanguard Capitol Bureau…
DV Victim Taken Advantage of By Police Officer, DA’s Office Tries to Hide Evidence from Trial Court
In December 2016, a jury convicted then 23-year-old Andres Cordova of attempted murder, a crime for which…
Vanguard Sues West Sacramento for Release of Galvan Police Records
In the early morning hours of June 14, 2005, officers from the West Sacramento Police Department spotted…
City Still Trying to Figure Out Yard Material Pile Collection
Up until mid-2016, the city would simply have people on a weekly basis dump yard material in…
Elledge Found Guilty of Six Charges Related to Burglary
by Kristen Tuntland The jury returned around 11 AM on Friday, February 1, with the verdict for…
New City Policy on Vegetation Management Paying Off for Native Plants
by Henry House The city’s parks and public roads effectively went pesticide-free in 2018, according to Alan…
Sunday Commentary: Prosecution’s Case Makes Clear Gilligan Lied to Investigators; The Question Is Why
For the purposes of a preliminary hearing, the evidence against Hayley Gilligan is overwhelming. She told investigators both on the phone to 911 as well as in her initial statement information that was directly and very easily contradicted by the physical evidence.
City Proposes Urgency Ordinance to Require Design Review for Mini-Dorms
The other side of the student housing crisis has been the proliferation of mini-dorms as students lacking multi-family units on and off campus have been pushed into the neighborhoods. While the council has attempted to alleviate some of the concerns through an increase supply and has been joined in their efforts by campus’ commitment to add 9000 beds over the next decade, the council will for the first time take up the issue of mini-dorms directly, at Tuesday’s council meeting.
ICE Partners Again with a Sheriff It Once Severed Ties with Because of Racial Profiling
By Alissa Ellis Whether it’s Jeff Sessions, Stephen Miller, or Sheriff Joe Arpaio, the Trump administration has…
Gilligan to Stand Trial on First Degree Murder Charges
By David Greenwald, Elizabeth Griffiths, Lemuel Herg and Pedro Maturana After two days of preliminary hearing, Judge…
Parcel Tax Subcommittee Fleshes Out Plan to Vote on Parcel Tax for 2020 by June
The parcel tax subcommittee will have a series of efforts to outreach to the community between now…
Why I Ride: David Cluff
By Jennifer Ann Gordon David Cluff is a UC Davis chemistry grad student who researches electrocatalytic reduction…
ACLU-NC Calls on DA’s to Comply with Law and Reject Treating Children as Adults
(From Press Release) – Before 1995, the state of California considered young people under the age of…
Gilligan Claims Self-Defense in Statements to Police; DA Paints Different Picture of Davis Murder
Prosecutor Steve Mount of the Yolo County DA’s Office began Thursday’s preliminary hearing by playing a 911…
Black Lives Matter Sacramento Activists Sue Sheriff after He Bans Them from Social Media Pages
By Crescenzo VellucciVanguard Capitol Bureau SACRAMENTO – Now, President Donald Trump and Sacramento Sheriff Scott Jones have…
City to Name Gennaco Permanent Police Auditor, Citizens’ Commission Meets
On Tuesday, the Davis City Council is expected to approve a consent item that would name Michael…
Senator Dodd Tackles College Student Food Insecurity
(From Press Release) – Sen. Bill Dodd, D-Napa, introduced legislation today ensuring low-income college students have reliable…
