Saylor’s Labor Moment
It was one of those awkward moments when Don Saylor got up before a group of Democrats…
It was one of those awkward moments when Don Saylor got up before a group of Democrats…
Big-Box retail is like a disease. Like most diseases, it has symptoms that appear in a predictable…
This is the final installment in the seven part series. I’ve spent the last six entries discussing…
In yesterday’s segment, I discussed problems with the lack of representation for specific communities most affected by…
The following is part five in our series looking at police oversight in Davis. In addition to…
Part IV of the seven part series takes a lot at the Police Advisory Committee. The names…
This is part three of the seven part series examining the Davis Police Ombudsman and Police Oversight…
This is part of two of a seven part series examing the Davis Police Ombudsman Position. Yesterday,…
On the night that Davis City Council put the Human Relations Commission on “hiatus” one comment caught…
We’ve all heard of the crime of “driving while black,” there are a number of derivations of…
Pesticides have not been my highest concern in this community. As I’ve stated previously, I’m much more…
I was flipping channels the other night right after the revelations about the terror plot were uncovered….
It’s gotten to the point, where even at a car wash, you hear stories about the Davis…
I remain uncertain about my beliefs on pesticides and whether spraying in this case is appropriate. Last…
The Davis City Council now hold a roughly 3-2 balance on issues of controversy. The former council…
On the scale of my concerns, I generally have a much stronger interest locally and even globally…
In the spring of this year, a member of this community made a public records request for…
I watched with horror on the night of June 27, 2006 as the Davis City Council did…
If you have been reading the Davis Enterprise you might have caught the following article: http://www.davisenterprise.com/articles/2006/07/30/news/156new2.txt You’d…