Sunday Commentary: The Green New Deal Is a Call to Arms before It’s Too Late
For the first time in what seems like a very long time, the left played offense this…
My View: If We Want to Pass a Parcel Tax Closing Teacher Compensation Gap – We Need to Go Hyper-Transparent
For much of the past year, at least, I have operated on a simple thesis – Davis…
New Bill Limits When California Police Can Use Deadly Force
By Lizzy Buchen As a nation, we must address the brutal reality and deadly consequences of police…
Pennsylvania Can’t Be a Model for Reform if We Undermine People’s Rights
By Andy Hoover Elected officials and corrections administrators in Pennsylvania have been doing a bit of a…
Commentary: The Halfway Measure on Yard Waste Didn’t Work
I have to admit I have never really understood Davis’ fixation with dumping yard waste loose in…
Commentary: A Pattern of Misconduct for Deputy Prosecutor in Yolo?
The conduct uncovered by the Vanguard during its four-month investigation into particulars surrounding the trial and conviction…
Sunday Commentary: Prosecution’s Case Makes Clear Gilligan Lied to Investigators; The Question Is Why
For the purposes of a preliminary hearing, the evidence against Hayley Gilligan is overwhelming. She told investigators both on the phone to 911 as well as in her initial statement information that was directly and very easily contradicted by the physical evidence.
ICE Partners Again with a Sheriff It Once Severed Ties with Because of Racial Profiling
By Alissa Ellis Whether it’s Jeff Sessions, Stephen Miller, or Sheriff Joe Arpaio, the Trump administration has…
Monday Morning Thoughts: Why It Could Be Kamala Harris
The early polling shows Joe Biden with an advantage. I’m not going to discount the possibility of…
Sunday Commentary: WDAAC Lawsuit Was Politically Motivated, Here’s Why
The problem with these types of lawsuits is exactly what we see in this case – they make accusations that are bold, unequivocal, and prejudicial – they do so in the middle of a campaign – and then the judicial system is not set up to adjudicate the matter within the brief window of a campaign, so they are in effect left to stand on their own with no benefit to the voters of the ultimate outcome.
Sunday Commentary: Traffic Complaints about Construction on Mace Seem a Bit Overblown
In a story that caught my eye, the Enterprise ran one about the frustration residents are feeling…
My View: While We Wait, Students Living in Insecure Conditions
This week, Yolo County Judge Stephen Mock delayed the court trial for Lincoln40 – the student housing…
Commentary: Racism Continues to Lie Just Below the Surface
“There comes a time when one must take a position that is neither safe nor politic nor…
Monday Morning Thoughts: Critics Are Right, Kamala Harris Not a Reformer
Ironically, a few moments ago the news came out – that Kamala Harris, California Senator and the…
Guest Commentary: Why Blue Lives Matter Is a Racist Movement
by multiple authors – see bottom “There is no segregation or integration problem in this community…I think…
Sunday Commentary: The End of the Greatness of DJUSD Is upon Us
Why did you come to Davis? I came to Davis to get a great education at UC…
The FBI ‘Can Neither Confirm Nor Deny’ That It Monitors Your Social Media Posts
By Matt Cagle and Hugh Handeyside In recent years, the federal government has significantly ramped up its…
My View: Why Natalie Corona Was the Answer to What We Need
Friday was an interesting day with formal funeral ceremonies, touching ad hoc tributes, and an underlying current…
My View: School Board Makes Right Call on Not Charging for Inter-district Transfers
One of the key innovations that the DJUSD School Board has developed is a legislative lobbying agenda. …
Steve King Isn’t Alone on White Supremacy
By Jeffery Robinson Last week, U.S. Rep. Steve King, Republican from Iowa, posed a question to a…
