Davis City Council Confronts Trauma and Urgency in Wake of Picnic Day Shooting
The Davis City Council received an update on the Picnic Day shooting, which left three people hospitalized and required a massive police response, and discussed... Read more.
Trump Administration Cuts Vera’s DOJ Funding, Threatens DOGE Oversight in Escalating Crackdown on Civil Society
The Trump administration has terminated all Department of Justice funding for the Vera Institute of Justice, a nonprofit organization working on public safety, incarceration... Read more.
Lawsuit Claims San Diego Housing Commission Illegally Raised Section 8 Rents
A coalition of tenant organizers and advocacy groups is taking the San Diego Housing Commission to court, alleging that the agency approved illegal rent increases... Read more.
Davis’ Housing Crisis: A Call to Rethink Affordability and Policy
Davis is in need of a shift in mindset regarding affordable housing, as the city has the resources to do more to solve the crisis, but lacks imagination and will.... Read more.
City Council to Consider Sale of Property for Affordable Housing
The Davis City Council will consider approval of a Purchase and Sale Agreement to sell the city-owned property at 1021 Olive Drive to HK3 OZ Fund 1 LLC for $570,000,... Read more.
Deportation by Error, Governance by Impunity — When Presidents Mock the Rule of Law
President Trump and El Salvador's authoritarian leader Nayib Bukele have rejected a Supreme Court order to return Kilmar Armando Abrego Garcia, a Maryland father... Read more.
Mistrial Declared in Trial of Ex-Correctional Officer Accused of Abusing Female Inmates
Former correctional officer Darrell Smith has been granted a mistrial in his federal trial for sexually abusing incarcerated women at FCI Dublin, after the jury... Read more.
Davis’ Housing Debate: Is Dismissing Sprawl as Outdated a Mistake for the Future?
The New York Times Magazine piece by Conor Dougherty argues that in order to solve America's housing crisis, the country needs to build more housing, including sprawl,... Read more.
Everyday Injustice Podcast Episode 280 – Pamela Price Unloads About Time as Alameda DA
Former Alameda County District Attorney Pamela Price discussed the rise of authoritarianism, systemic trauma, media scrutiny, and the need for internal reform in... Read more.
Sunday Commentary: California’s New Housing Chair Sparks Debate with Quality-Focused Stance
State Sen. Aisha Wahab has been appointed as the chair of the Senate Housing Committee, raising concerns among housing advocates and critics alike about her skepticism... Read more.