The Lack of Vision Paradox, Part II
On Sunday, I published a column, “The Lack of Vision Paradox, Part I.” In it, I argued…
On Sunday, I published a column, “The Lack of Vision Paradox, Part I.” In it, I argued…
This week, the Davis City Council unanimously passed a motion that supported the concept of an urban…
By Linda P.B. Katehi Land Grant institutions like UC Davis trace their genesis all the way back…
by Susan Rainier, AIA The city of Davis is reviewing and analyzing three innovation center proposals. The…
What Should the City Do About Mace 25? As we reported on Saturday, the Davis City Council…
The fourth Jumpstart Davis event drew another large and diverse group of people. The theme focused a…
Tonight will be the fourth monthly Jumpstart Davis meeting. Tonight at 6:30 pm at Sophia’s Thai Kitchen…
by Daniel Parrella, Michael Bisch, Bill Habicht, Matthew Miller, and Alex Rossbach Startups frequently clash with the…
by Dan Wolk For this month’s “Mayor’s Corner,” I wanted to share with you what I discussed…
Davis Diamonds owners Hilde Aune and James Major write in a letter published in the local paper…
It has been an exciting few weeks here in Davis in the area of startups and economic…
Sometimes it is easy to have initial success with a new venture, and the real question is…
Tonight at 6:30 at Sophia’s Thai Kitchen in Davis will be the third Jumpstart Davis. We have…
In recent weeks, I have really gotten into watching TED videos – while TED has been around…
This Wednesday, POLLINATE Davis, a non-profit that seeks to foster “creativity, collaboration, and community through a coworking…
DTZ, a global leader in commercial real estate services, announced today that Panattoni Development Company, Inc. has…
On Tuesday night, the Davis City Council unanimously moved Nishi forward and authorized the staff to move…
by Daniel Parrella, Michael Bisch, Bill Habicht, Matthew Miller, and Alex Rossbach As a startup community begins…
It has been just over two years since the Davis City Council approved a pre-development shared costs…
One of the biggest questions we had was what would a Mayor Dan Wolk term look like…