Yolo County Local News

Sacramento State has put a corrected version of the CapRadio audit report online.

Schools that banned phones a few years ago have advice for other districts as the governor calls for a crackdown.

There's an increase of Sacramento area teens becoming addicted to nicotine.

Funding was secured to continue the City of Woodland East Main Street Neighborhood Livability Project.

A health advisory has been issued by Yolo County health officials noting toxic algal blooms in Cache Creek and Lake Washington.

Recology Davis and Meals on Wheels Yolo County are collaborating on a five month pilot project to reduce waste in packaging and promote recycling.

With 830 bills in the dreaded Senate and Assembly suspense files, legislators were busy August 15 killing about a third of them.

Gov. Gavin Newsom signed bills that aim to make it easier to prosecute retail theft. He’s asking voters to reject a ballot measure that would impose even tougher penalties.

Two human cases of West Nile virus requiring hospitalization have been confirmed in Yolo County.

The Sacramento Bee explains Propisition 36, the anti-crime measure on the November Ballot.

The City of Sacramento is preparing to introduce an ordinance meant to stimulate construction of more multiple dwelling unit housing.

Backers pulled a $20 billion affordable housing bond off Bay Area ballots today, amid fears that it wouldn’t pass.

The EPA must grant a waiver before the diesel truck measure can be implemented. It’s one of California’s most controversial measures to clean up air pollution and greenhouse gases.

Learn more about how the Yolo County landfill works hard to divert as much refuse and trash into recycling and other secondary use programs.

Proposition 32 to increase the minimum wage from $16 isn’t as far-reaching as when it was first proposed. Fast food workers are already making more, and health care employees are on track. But worker groups are already pushing for more.

A look at the local measures and candidates appearing on the November 5 ballot.

Some California agencies are offering incentives and hosting workshops for school districts that want to build affordable housing for teachers.

The state’s landlords see rising insurance costs, so they say they’re going to have to raise rents. But they complain about laws that limit how much they can do so.

A free introductory prescribed burn training is being offered by the Yolo Prescribed Burn Association and partners from neighboring counties.

On August 7, California Governor Newsom declared that counties needed to do more to clear homeless encampments or risk loss of state funding.