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Learn what factors contribute to your overall credit score and how this number can affect your financial future at Yolo Federal Credit Union’s free credit workshop. This workshop will run from 6 to 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, July 9, at 266 W. Main St. in Woodland. The guest speaker will be Sandy Knutson from Experian. For […]
The Neighborhood Court, a new approach to resolving low-level crimes in Davis and on the UC Davis campus, focuses on “restorative justice.” It resolved its first 16 cases — including alcohol offenses from Picnic Day — in early June. On the current “Davisville,” host Bill Buchanan talks with Yolo County deputy district attorney Christopher Bulkeley about how […]
The Avid Reader has lined up a series of successful authors to speak to the public about their newest books. Science fiction author Kevin Hearne will discuss his novel — the sixth in his Iron Druid series — “Hunted” at 7:30 p.m. Friday at The Avid Reader, 617 Second St. Local author Michael Spurgeon will […]
The Davis Community Men’s Talk and Drum Circle, will no longer be meeting at FamiliesFirst. Instead, it will now meet at 600 A St., next door to the city offices. The next meeting is from 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday, July 2. All men, 18 years and older, are welcome to these monthly events, at […]
By Ann Bryce The city of Davis wetlands offers important habitat for avian summer residents. Tree and cliff swallows, marsh wrens, great egrets, killdeer and a variety of gulls are a few of the bird species that utilize the wetlands during this dry season. The wetlands provide the food, water and shelter needed for them […]
Members of the UC Davis Class of 2013 have shown an unprecedented level of interest in the Teach for America program. Teach for America is a national corps of graduate students and professionals who commit to teach for two years in public schools, and its purpose is to ensure that children in low-income communities can […]
