Measure J/R/D is a simple voting system that has led to poor choices, while a community-driven amendment could provide a better solution to addressing the housing shortage in Davis.
The Yolo County Grand Jury has again criticized the Davis Joint Unified School District’s school safety procedures, but the district has already implemented many of the suggested changes and is committed to a safe and secure learning environment.
The Yolo County Grand Jury has released a report raising concerns about school safety in the Davis Joint Unified School District, recommending improved site cameras, locked classroom doors, and a fencing project to better control access to school campuses.
Davis, California’s progressive values are contradicted by its refusal to build enough housing for its own UC Davis workforce, leading to increased commuting distances, traffic congestion, and environmental sustainability issues.
Native parents have expressed concerns about the Davis Joint Unified School District’s treatment of their children, including discrimination and the lack of cultural sensitivity training for staff and administration, and have asked for improvements to the curriculum and the removal of culturally inappropriate texts.