Letter: Local Leader Linda Deos Endorses Ryan Davis for Judge in Yolo County
Ryan Davis is supported for Yolo County Superior Court Judge due to his experience as a Court Commissioner, Public Defender, and his deep connection to the community.
Ryan Davis is supported for Yolo County Superior Court Judge due to his experience as a Court Commissioner, Public Defender, and his deep connection to the community.
Judy Ennis, founder of the Davis Community Action Network, has announced her candidacy for the District 1 seat on the Davis City Council in the November 2026 election, focusing on housing affordability, economic resilience, climate preparedness, public services and rebuilding trust between residents and local government.
Diane Ortiz is a prosecutor with a deep understanding of the criminal justice system, restorative justice, and collaborative courts, making her an ideal candidate for judge in Yolo County.
Ryan Davis is supported by Congressman Mike Thompson for Yolo County Superior Court Judge due to his experience, judgment, and commitment to upholding the rule of law.
The judge allowed the accused to remain on probation and continue outpatient treatment, denying the prosecution’s request for residential treatment due to the potential consequences for the accused’s family.
Yolo County District Attorney Jeff Reisig announced his retirement effective May 15, 2026, after serving nearly five terms as the county’s top prosecutor since 2006.
Sutter Health has committed to supporting a food distribution program for the next two years, providing 350 agricultural worker households in Yolo County with monthly food boxes and health care outreach services.
A UC Davis student was killed in a collision on Hutchison Drive, prompting renewed calls for improved bike safety infrastructure and a proposed “Lincoln Loop” safety plan.
The court denied the request for release of the accused, citing their prior history of violence and possession of a weapon, despite the defense’s plan to provide housing and mental health treatment, and set the trial for June 29.
Public defenders across California and the nation protested chronic underfunding, excessive caseloads and the threat to the constitutional right to counsel, with Yolo County Public Defender Tracie Olson and her office joining the demonstration.
Governor Gavin Newsom has allocated an additional $145.4 million in funding to the HHAP program, directing resources to eight California regions to reduce homelessness and expand housing access.
A Yolo County Superior Court judge ordered a transient man facing multiple misdemeanor cases and a felony vandalism charge to remain in custody due to his repeated failures to appear in court, with bail set at $10,000 for the felony charge and $1,000 for the misdemeanor charges.
Governor Gavin Newsom announced an additional $145.4 million in funding for the Homeless Housing, Assistance and Prevention program to eight California regions, expanding the state’s effort to reduce homelessness through housing placements, supportive services and local interventions.
Seven individuals have been indicted on charges of second-degree murder and other crimes related to a deadly explosion in Esparto last summer, which prosecutors say was caused by a long-running illegal fireworks operation.
Eric Jones is a progressive politician running on a platform of ending monopoly abuses, expanding Medicare, providing universal childcare, and increasing taxes on the wealthy to pay for investments.
Ryan Davis has been endorsed by diverse leaders of Yolo County for his commitment to fairness, opportunity, and a justice system that reflects the people it serves, as well as his experience, integrity, and deep respect for the community.
A judge denied release for a man accused of DUI, siding with the prosecution despite defense arguments challenging the reliability of sobriety testing and emphasizing the accused’s efforts to address substance use issues.
A Yolo County judge issued a no-contact criminal protective order for an accused person as a condition of bail, raising concerns about the accused’s ability to comply due to their shared business with the protected person.
The Yolo County Civil Grand Jury report concludes that multiple local officials knew about an illegal fireworks operation in Esparto but failed to take action, leading to a deadly explosion in July 2025 that killed seven workers.
The applicants have submitted a revised affordable housing plan for the proposed Willowgrove development that would deliver 250 deed-restricted affordable units, significantly exceeding the city’s minimum requirements while committing to accelerated construction timelines and early infrastructure delivery.