Monday Morning Thoughts II: Solving the Underlying Housing Problem
Earlier this year, the Vanguard argued that the city of Davis faces a crisis on two fronts…
Earlier this year, the Vanguard argued that the city of Davis faces a crisis on two fronts…
by Susan Rainier There is a planetary emergency and doing little or nothing by staying with the…
By Mark Braly The Nishi project seems to me the culmination of decades of land use arguments…
By Mike Hart I have historically been critical of new housing subdivisions in Davis. They never seem…
We have just a few weeks until we find out the final answer from the community on…
by Elaine Roberts Musser As I was tabling for Yes on Nishi at the Farmers Market, a…
By Dan Carson Does the City of Davis need new jobs? No on A campaign leaders, who…
By Richard McCann The University of California created what Davis is today. When UC Davis became a…
Do endorsements matter? Many, myself included, argue that the most important aspect of an endorsement is as…
By Alan Hirsch Our Redwood Lane neighborhood just had a close call: a large but neglected home…
In the early 1970s a revolution hit Davis, which transformed it from a conservative, agricultural town, to…
By Corey Solliday As a downtown employee who commutes from Winters I follow the ASUCD University Housing…
By Rob White The Davis Vanguard has asked people in the community to weigh in on the…
Editor’s note: The following is a November 2015 letter from SACOG to City Manager Dirk Brazil. The…
Usually the Davis City Council election has been the punctuation on a two year cycle – with…
by Maynard Skinner Davis has changed a lot since I was first elected to the City Council…
(From No on A Press Release) – On the June 7th ballot, you will be asked to…
By Peter Bell A game changing opportunity for Davis resides with the “crowd” of 60,000 Davis residents,…
I got the idea for this column from a number of conversations I have had over the…
By Jeff Boone I love science written at the eighth-grade reading level (so I can understand it). …