Commentary: Why Is Affordable Housing Such a Tricky Issue?
A few months ago as I was interviewing students to do a story, I was informed by…
A few months ago as I was interviewing students to do a story, I was informed by…
Between the complexities of legal matters and the nature of political campaigns, the opposition to Nishi is…
Council has until mid-June to put the West Davis Active Adult Community on the ballot, but, based…
The discussion over student housing has largely focused on undergraduate students. While their numbers dictate attention, university…
In negotiations at UC San Diego on April 3-4, student-workers criticized Administration’s proposal around sexual harassment and…
We are more than six months from a possible Measure R vote, but the applicants for the…
Over the weekend, the Vanguard published a letter from former City Councilmember Michael Harrington, who asked why…
By Ellie White On March 21st and 22nd, 2018, the University of California Office of the President…
This is the third of the Vanguard’s series of 11 questions. Every Monday until the week before…
By Michael Harrington Dear City Leaders: May I ask a simple question? If I want to advertise…
On Saturday, we pointed out that Nishi opponents, in addition to taking on expected issues like air…
One of the big reasons why Nishi lost in 2016 was that the student population it was…
In general, elections are not won and lost on the ballot arguments, but the Nishi ones are…
The Vanguard caught up with UC Student-Workers on Wednesday as they marched from Solano Park, where 11…
Yesterday the Vanguard reported on yet another lawsuit against a project in Davis. Since 2011, we have…
For all of the debate and discussion over the last nearly two years over Lincoln40, the only…
This weekend, I got a text message from a longtime friend, and he said that he didn’t…
Only in Davis is the approval of apartments for students a controversial act. The city council, since…
The city council has already approved Sterling and Nishi (pending the Measure R ratification) in hopes of…
When the voters approved Measure J back in 2000, it required voter approval of changes to land…