On July 27th, Gilroy’s City Council is scheduled to evaluate a proposed regulation that would permanently prohibit audible expressions of sentiment during public meetings, a development occurring amidst ongoing scrutiny of the municipality’s transparency concerning data center approvals and public records accessibility.
This fall, Davis Mayor Josh Chapman and Councilmember Bapu Vaitla asked our city commissioners for feedback on…
By Aria Jalan SACRAMENTO, CA – The First Amendment Coalition (FAC) has issued an opposition letter to…
By Crescenzo Vellucci Vanguard Sacramento Bureau Chief SACRAMENTO, CA – Sacramento city police can be a feisty…
Special to the Vanguard Los Angeles, CA – On Thursday, Temecula, Calif., residents Upneet Dhaliwal and Julie…
By Nikki Iyer and Jillian Rousseau HUNTINGTON BEACH, CA – The ACLU recently criticized Huntington Beach’s children’s…
How can we build more durable consensuses? By Alan Hirsch Davis has twice as many commissions compared…
By David M. Greenwald Davis, CA – Remember early in the pandemic, people worried about public participation…
The City’s Denial of Brown Act Violations by the Housing Element Committee and Certain of Its…
By David M. Greenwald Davis, CA – On Tuesday night the Davis City Council listened to about…
By David M. Greenwald Davis, CA – Last year the California legislature updated the Brown Act with…
By David M. Greenwald Davis, CA – Two weeks prior to students at DJUSD going back to…
by Scott Steward On April 23, four local residents filed a formal “cure and correct” letter with…
When the council met just under two weeks ago using a Zoom format, the meeting was disrupted…
It was interesting watching the school board meeting last week. The proposal by the school district to…
By Crescenzo Vellucci Sacramento Bureau SACRAMENTO – The Sacramento City Council – its weekly meetings under fire…
On Tuesday night, the council went ahead with their plans for a Davis Waste Removal (DWR) transfer,…
County Secretly Made Invalid Changes, Entangling County Jail Operations with Federal Deportation Machine (From Press Release) –…
Last fall, every candidate for the school board vowed, in the aftermath of the volleyball scandal and…
The DJUSD School Board voted 3-2 to reject the VSA (variable services agreement) of Deanne Quinn, who…