David Greenwald

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  • David Greenwald

    Greenwald is the founder, editor, and executive director of the Davis Vanguard. He founded the Vanguard in 2006. David Greenwald moved to Davis in 1996 to attend Graduate School at UC Davis in Political Science. He lives in South Davis with his wife Cecilia Escamilla Greenwald and three children.

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Breaking News, City of Davis, Housing, Land Use/Open Space, Opinion, State of California

Opinion: Large Project in Sac Shows Why It’s Too Early to Declare State Housing Policies a Failure

The Upper Westside Specific Plan in Sacramento County is a large-scale housing proposal that has been met with opposition, but is still in the process of being approved... Read more.
Breaking News, City of Davis, Land Use/Open Space

Davis City Council Defers Decision on Measure J/R/D Amendment

The Davis City Council has deferred ballot action on Measure J/R/D, instead focusing on affordable housing production and climate-related standards, and has not... Read more.
Breaking News, City of Davis, Land Use/Open Space, Opinion

Opinion | Measure J Reform May Be Inevitable — But Davis Isn’t There Yet

The Davis City Council is considering changes to Measure J to address the city's growing housing needs, but the process is complicated by political and economic... Read more.
Breaking News, Podcast

Everyday Injustice Podcast Episode 312: Confronting the Fastest-Growing Population in the Criminal Legal System

Women are now the fastest-growing population in the criminal legal system, and the Women's Justice Commission is working to reduce their involvement in the system... Read more.
Breaking News, City of Davis, Housing, Land Use/Open Space, Opinion, State of California

Monday Morning Commentary: Off Target Doesn’t Mean Failure

Despite the challenges of the statewide housing mandates, California cities are making progress in increasing housing production, as evidenced by the recent approval... Read more.
Breaking News, National Issues

New York Times Editorial Warns Supreme Court Is Failing to Check Trump’s Power

The New York Times Editorial Board has criticized the Supreme Court for failing to adequately restrain President Trump's overreach and preserve the balance of powers,... Read more.