Guest Commentary: What’s Your Vision for the Future of Davis?
What if: You believe Davis needs more housing, and you understand that there are not enough infill…
What if: You believe Davis needs more housing, and you understand that there are not enough infill…
When the city council discussed the timing of housing projects going to the voters, they argued that…
On Monday, the Davis community radio station KDRT began airing an half-hour radio program by local journalist…
Linda Deos will win the open District 2 seat, although her percentage ticked down to 49.77 percent,…
Yesterday I asked the question: “Should There Be a Community Vision?” As I pointed out in my…
On Sunday, I received a thoughtful message from Matt Williams noting the lack of discussion in general…
Davis, CA – With Friday’s tally, Linda Deos leads with 51.5 percent of the vote and just…
Now that the election is over, I am finally allowed to discuss my personal choice to support…
This fall, Davis Mayor Josh Chapman and Councilmember Bapu Vaitla asked our city commissioners for feedback on…
Davis, CA – Barring something truly unexpected Measure Q is going to pass by a comfortable margin. …
Davis, CA – There are plenty of votes to be counted locally, but the Election Night tallies…
Davis, CA – The upside of the November vote is that we will get maximum turnout for…
This year the Vanguard is participating in NewsMatch and all donations between now and December will be…
Each week the Vanguard asked the three candidates—Linda Deos, Dillan Horton, and Victor Lagunes—one question that they…
Davis, CA – Over the past ten years or so there has been a subtle sleight of…
Part 2 – Recent Salary Increases to the Firefighters Disclaimer: Opinions are those of the writer and…
Davis, CA – DJUSD Superintendent Matt Best announced Thursday that DJUSD has been selected to be part…
Disclaimer: Opinions are those of the writer and do not reflect those of The Vanguard or its…
The National Housing Law Project published a visionary plan for the next president and administration to fix…
In 2020, Davis voters reauthorized Measure J, originally passed in 2000, for a third time until 2030…