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.
By David M. Greenwald Pop quiz—if you are a family with two kids, a boy and a…
By David M. Greenwald The Yolo Crisis Nursery, running out of room had an agreement with the…
By David M. Greenwald Two years after the first time it came before council, Plaza 2555 is…
With the passage of Measure L last week, the city of Davis has done a lot to…
The Davis City Council on Tuesday was unsure of the final form of Plaza 2555, but the…
Plaza 2555 goes before the council and a big question with it has always been – what…
Plaza 2555 is a triangular-shaped parcel of land across the street from Playfields Park and down the…
Round and round we went yesterday on the issue of Plaza 2555. I think it’s important to…
Last week Plaza 2555 went to the Davis Planning Commission, and the project got forwarded to council…
Project Comes Forward with Revised Proposal and a Mix of Units Mix of units. That is the…
The following is a letter to the Social Services Commission from Eileen Samitz, dated February 26, 2018,…
On Tuesday evening, after listening to a number of students talking about the current rental market and…
There is an interesting pushback going on as to the recent development proposals in town. At this…
In December, Eileen Samitz in an op-ed wrote: “Davis needs more apartments designed for all, not just…
At the Social Services Commission meeting, Nishi developer Tim Ruff said, “We have a mega-housing crisis. What…
UC Davis announced this week that students continue to apply to UC Davis in record numbers as…
This weekend Eileen Samitz continues her crusade against mega-dorms and for more “apartments designed for all” with…
My View: We are not going to build our way into affordability. Twenty years ago when I…
As a rental crunch that has the city at a 0.2 percent vacancy pushes forward a slew…