Train Shutdown of Downtown Demonstrates Urgency of Rail Relocation
Monday, 8:54 am, it is a normal commute into the downtown, headed westbound on Fifth Street. Up…
Sunday Commentary II: Listening to the Voters, Fifth Street, Budget
In the latest in a string of articles that examines letters to the editor, we get one…
Agreement Reached on Bike Path to H Street Tunnel and Undercrossing
On the agenda for Tuesday’s meeting, after considerable discussion and concern, is the item showing the city…
Vanguard Commentary: Council Actions Continue to Undermine Public Participation
One of the hallmarks of civic dialogue is the notion of public engagement. Council has often lamented…
We Need To Rid Our Bike Lanes Of All Green Waste
By Darell Dickey I sit on your Bicycle Advisory Commission, I am a board member of Davis…
Will Commitments on Grade-Separated Crossings at Cannery Be Fulfilled?
On Wednesday night, Candidate Robb Davis was asked about the process that led to the commitments for…
Sunday Commentary: Council Fails to Take Lead on Paid Parking
One of the more critical votes in the last few weeks was council backtracking on the issue…
Commentary: Beyond Paid Parking Debacle, We have Failed to See the Future
As we argued in yesterday’s column, the other solutions to parking were not going to work without…
Vanguard Commentary: Troubling Vote on Parking
With the site problems, we have been waiting to weigh in on last week’s vote on parking. …
City Seeks Additional Feedback on East Covell Corridor Plan
The city has been conducting outreach for an East Covell Corridor Plan (ECCP) which will be “taking…
Trash Entitlement
by Michelle Millet The city’s decision to move from the current loose-in-the-street collection method to a containerized…
Sunday Commentary: Davis Remains Behind the Times on Green Waste
Every time my parents come up to visit the grandchildren, they are constantly baffled by the resistance…
Biking and Walking to School in Davis
by Robb Davis Adults who grew up in Davis will often harken back to their experience as…
Should Davis Go to Paid Parking?
December 3rd’s Davis City Council item was merely a warm-up to the larger debate. Most of the…
City Gets $5.4 Million from SACOG for Bike and Ped Projects
On Thursday, the city of Davis announced that SACOG (Sacramento Area Council of Governments) awarded the city…
