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Davisville, June 29, 2026: Measure V, unsafely dark streets, a lovely place to live, and other opinions of Davis

Today we talk with two accomplished people at different stages of life about their experiences of Davis: Ken Wagstaff, a former mayor who moved here in the 1960s, and Adithi Sumitran, who just graduated from UC Davis and heads to law...

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Davisville, June 15, 2026: House prices are rising, and it’s a good year for renters in Davis

2026 is a pretty good year for renters in Davis. The city’s vacancy rate has continued to grow, to around 10 percent, says real estate professional Kit Boschken on today’s Davisville. Rents are down from last year. Parts of the market...

Davisville, June 1, 2026: In bike town Davis, e-devices have altered traffic safety

Almost anyone listening today is likely to have an opinion about the topic — namely, how well are bicycles, powered scooters, e-bikes, vehicles and pedestrians co-existing in Davis? In terms of safety, courtesy, observing the rules … and what are the...

Davisville, May 18, 2026: Adding homes in Davis that more young families could afford

Today on Davisville we talk with two of the five people who recently wrote “A Long-Term Pragmatic Plan for a Livable and Sustainable Davis.” Don’t let the dry title dissuade you — the article is clear, light on jargon,...

Davisville, May 4, 2026: Dating by painting at the Arts Center

There are lots of ways to get to know someone you like, lots of ways to date. What if your outing consisted of you painting pictures together with your friend, partner, perhaps prospective spouse? Call it a paint date.

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Davisville, April 20, 2026: Look closer before deciding to close any Davis school, skeptics urge

With enrollment in Davis schools declining, the Davis school district is looking at shutting at least one elementary school. So far, two concepts have emerged — to close Patwin and possibly also Birch Lane — and to move programs and shift...

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Davisville, April 6, 2026: New plan to build Davis economy talks about student influence, poor customer service, more

The new economic development strategic plan for Davis might be an obscure document, but its pages include interesting goals for Davis and observations about the city, such as insights into how college students shape the city’s economy.

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Davisville, March 23, 2026: Insights from decades of reporting overseas … plus Americans tolerate too many chatbots

Pat McDowell (pictured) grew up in Northern California. I worked with him at the Fairfield newspaper 40 years ago before his career took him all over the world, working for the Associated Press, Wall Street Journal and Bloomberg. The experience helped...

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