The City Council’s use of Measure Q funds for employee raises instead of road and bike path maintenance is a bait and switch scam, and the only way to avoid this is to redirect other budget funds towards road and bike path maintenance.
Governor Gavin Newsom has proposed closing another California state prison as a fiscal necessity and to invest in community-based justice, with CURB advocating for transparency and reinvestment in the process.
The City of Davis’ proposed biennial budget for 2025/26 and 2026/27 totals $246.3 million and $253.2 million, respectively, and includes a one-cent sales tax increase to help maintain service levels and address rising costs.
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Davis, CA – Davis voters supported Measure Q with 64.2 percent of the vote despite a vigorous…
Moving local elections to November seemed to make a lot of sense as voter participation will be…
We have watched the battle for Measure Q with some interest. The one competitive council race has…
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Measure Q will be on the ballot in November, asking Davis voters whether to increase their sales…
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By David M. Greenwald Executive Editor I think veteran Sacramento columnist Dan Walters summarized the problem well:…
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