My View: The Hope of the New
This week a new mayor, a new councilmember and a new mayor pro tem were sworn into…
This week a new mayor, a new councilmember and a new mayor pro tem were sworn into…
In the past week, we have been talking about the lack of sustainable future we have in…
We always talk about Davis as a great place to live – low crime, relatively speaking, affluent…
In the aftermath of the defeat of the Nishi project, the Vanguard has sought to continue a…
By Dan Carson (The following is a memo from Dan Carson to the Finance and Budget Commission….
The good news for the city is that the immediate budget picture has improved to the point…
The Davis City Council on Tuesday received a report on the proposed Capital Improvement Projects for next…
I got the idea for this column from a number of conversations I have had over the…
By Dan Carson Critics of Measure A and the Nishi Gateway project are making up imaginary fee…
For the next eight weeks, the Vanguard will be sending the Davis City Council candidates weekly questions. …
To say the discussion on Tuesday night on the shared management of the fire department was odd…
The Davis City Council on Tuesday declared its support for the continuation of shared management of the…
In April of 2013, the Davis City Council on a 3-2 vote, with Dan Wolk and Lucas…
Sometimes in this business you have to be the bad guy in order to point out problematic…
Two years ago, as we first began to earnestly plan for the possibility of innovation parks and…
As we finally have a small but likely short-lived lull in the flurry of activity we have…
When Mayor Dan Wolk at last week’s city council meeting called for a “check-in to see what’s…
Despite continued data showing that fire service has improved under Shared Management, Boundary Drop, and staffing changes,…
A few weeks ago the Finance and Budget Commission had some concerns about the fiscal analysis of…
At Dan Wolk’s State of the City Address in early January, and again in his most recent…