Witnesses Questioned in DUI Case
By Citlalli Peralta Woodland – A California Highway Patrol officer who investigated the collision of two…
The DUI Puzzle: If the Pieces Don’t Fit, You Must Acquit!
By Allison Ramsey After three days of experts and witnesses, “the defense rests” were the first words…
The People-First Economy, Day 4 – Bias, Wellness, Bliss
TODAY is the last day anyone can view the seminar FOR FREE. The speakers are mostly concerned with intentional inclusive economy that turns away from waste stream fossil fuel dependence. I am learning from these speakers as well and offer my perspective on what the speakers have to say. Here are the 3 speakers from Day 4.
Council Finally Approves Armored Vehicle for Davis Police
Despite a small but spirited opposition to the acquisition of the Armored Rescue Vehicle (ARV), the council…
Students Call for Action on Climate Change
Six students from DJUSD presented a video to the council about Climate Strike. Amber Crenna-Armstrong, a student…
Judge Again Delays Trial after Defense Attorney Claims Statistics Show County Jury Pool Racially Discriminates
By Crescenzo Vellucci Vanguard Sacramento Bureau SACRAMENTO – A Sacramento County Superior Court judge gave more time…
The Fullerton Case: Hollywood’s “Perfect Storm”
By Danielle Silva A retired UC Davis firefighter who runs a gardening supplies business named Lil’ Shop…
Non-Compliant Breathalyzer Used in DUI Case
By Hannah Grayson A DUI trial reconvened on its second day Monday morning in Department 14. It…
The People-First Economy, Day 3 – Intersected, Fed, Conscious
I am providing a progressive economy menu for the reader to reflect on and choose from. The speakers are mostly concerned with intentional inclusive economy that turns away from waste stream fossil fuel dependence. I am learning from these speakers as well and offer my perspective on what the speakers have to say. Here are the 3 speakers from Day 3.
Commentary: Police Argue for ARV – but Does It Actually Make Us Safer?
In 2014, then-Assistant Chief Darren Pytel knew that the community would not buy into the MRAP (Mine-Resistant…
Motion for Early Termination of Misdemeanor Probation in the Fullerton Case Continued Due to an Unavailable Judge
By Danielle Silva The motion to terminate Fullerton’s formal misdemeanor probation early was continued due to the…
The People-First Economy, Day 2 – Reformed, Vested, Success
This is a mini review of Day 2 of the People-First Economy Online Summit – I am providing a progressive economy menu for the reader to reflect on and choose from. The speakers are mostly concerned with intentional inclusive economy that turns away from waste stream fossil fuel dependence. I am learning from these speakers as well and offering my perspective on what the speakers have to say. Here are the 3 speakers from Day 2.
Vanguard Court Watch Podcast Episode 14: Joe D. Martin Speaks Life from Prison
Joe D. Martin joins us live from his Tennessee Prison. His story from a Change.org petition: “Joe…
Monday Morning Thoughts: Are We Doing the Right Thing on Pacifico?
We have been hearing complaints about Pacifico since last fall. The neighbors got to the point where…
Monday Morning Thoughts: DPD Tries Again on Armored Rescue Vehicle
It has been five years since the last time the Davis Police Department attempted to acquire an…
The Boomerang-Shaped Spork/Knife
by Ransom Bergen San Francisco – Officer Jan Guess was called as a witness in a preliminary…
Trial Starts for DUI Case
By Hannah Grayson On Friday morning, the trial began in a DUI case presided over by Judge…
The People-First Economy, Day 1 – Wild, Creamy, Soul
by Scott Steward This is a mini review of the Day 1 of 10 People-First Economy Online…
Davis, Sacramento Climate Strikes Draw Thousands
By Crescenzo Vellucci Vanguard Sacramento Bureau DAVIS/SACRAMENTO – Skipping class used to be something that got you…
Sunday Commentary: Forget the Lurid, the Masturbation Case Was All about Identification
While the nature of the case and the fact that a man was allegedly masturbating on a…
