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Burning question: can a toilet run without electricity?
A detailed scientific conversation with a curious and convincing 4-year-old named Ted
Golden Empire Council
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Empower Yolo Renames Shelter to Honor Starkweather Family’s Transformative Support
Empower Yolo is proud to announce the renaming of its shelter to the Starkweather Family Shelter in honor of the Starkweather family’s extraordinary generosity and commitment to the organization’s mission.
Introducing the League of Women Voters of Yolo County
The League of Women Voters Yolo County arose from the merger of the Leagues of Women Voters of Woodland and Davis Area with the goal of supporting all residents in Yolo County. Together, the combined league comprises more than 100 years of experience.
From Monterey Herald...
Highway 140 to Yosemite Will Reopen One Lane
Work on clearing a massive rockslide is progressing smoothly and one lane of Highway 140 into Yosemite National Park is expected to reopen within days. Read more.
From The Mercury News...
California Attorney General Advises 23andMe Customers
In a March 21 statement, California Attorney General Rob Bonta reminded customers of struggling genetic testing corporation 23andMe of their right to demand the company delete their data to prevent it being sold.
$100K Awarded to Support West Sacramento Youth Climate Initiatives
This funding will be distributed as microgrants through West Sacramento's nonprofit partner, Breathe California Sacramento Region, to support youth-led climate initiatives.
$5 Pancake Breakfast With Davis Odd Fellows
The general public is invited to attend the popular “Picnic Day Pancake Breakfast” at the Davis Odd Fellows Lodge Hall on Saturday morning, April 12. Breakfast is served from 8:00 a.m. till 10:30 a.m. The menu includes pancakes, sausage, coffee, juice and sliced oranges. The cost is only $5 per person (cash only), reflecting a breakfast price from a generation ago.
From CalMatters...
Ricardo Lara Explains Trip to Bermuda Was for Insurance Work
When Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara testified about California’s property insurance market before the Assembly’s insurance committee this week, he mentioned a recent trip to Bermuda — somewhat defensively.
Rockslide Closes Highway 140 Entrance to Yosemite
A major rockslide has closed the Highway 140 entrance to Yosemite National Park. Read on for details.
Story Circles for Community Connection in Yolo County
Imagining America and International House Davis invite the community to a special evening of storytelling and connection at Story Circles for Community Connection on Tuesday, March 18, from 5 to 7 PM at International House Davis. This interactive event creates a space for sharing personal experiences, deep listening, and fostering empathy among community members.
Rice Fields Provide Vital Habitat for Snakes, Birds, Fish
From ducks and cranes to giant garter snakes and salmon, flooded rice fields in California's Central Valley offer important, often vital habitat to many wildlife species.
From Davis Vanguard...
Davis Advances Redevelopment of City Corp Yard for Housing
Read on to learn more about a Davis City Council approved study into the feasibility of redevelopment of the city corporation yard into housing.
Davis City Council Prioritizing Homelessness
Read on for a report of the March 18 meeting of the Davis City Council and their extensive discussion around homelessness and public safety.
Woodland Public Library & Yolo County Office of Education Expand Pathways to Entrepreneurship
Concert on Court
Calling Exhibitors: Register for Read, Rumble, & Rev by April 12
When disaster strikes, you’ll need to have these information resources available on your smartphone.
An honest call for overhauling our governments—and an intro a couple of institutions that hold governments accountable.
California feeds the nation and the world. Not just with culture and technology, but with food.
California women have played a significant role in shaping every major industry within the U.S. and the world. Here are a few of them.
We salute the women of the world, who are still struggling with that stubborn pay gap and other vestiges of misogyny as we end the first quarter of the twenty first century.
It's almost spring—and civic engagement is in the air.
The state’s new digital deliberation platform, modeled by a Taiwanese champion of democracy, is meant to fight polarization with conversation.
California's Poet Laureate talks civic engagement, and bipartisan activists rekindle the art of political conversation.
In a time of unprecedented polarization, Braver Angels encourages citizens to do something completely revolutionary: listen to each other.
Lee Herrick explains to the Los Angeles Times why he’s always traveling California.
SC Vice Mayor Shebreh Kalantari-Johnson on centering health in policy making, and her path to politics.
For those of you who might enjoy a glimpse of the inner workings of local politics, here's a conversation with Shebreh Kalantari-Johnson, the inspired vice-mayor of Santa Cruz, California.
Not long ago, California's Legislative Black Caucus made history. Here's what they accomplished, and how it fits into California history going all the way back.
With the new year fully underway, and government officials under attack back east, we offer a defense of local public servants.
Recent votes to give California's mayors and council members pay raises have led to criticism. Is it justified?
Silicon Valley tech billionaires have placed themselves at the right hand of the president, and they are attacking the US Department of Education. Here is a defense of public schools.
The most populous state in the union has the largest public education system. We explain how it works.
Raymond Martinez and Edgar McGregor are practitioners of the art of digital citizenship. As allies in this endeavor, we commend their righteous efforts.
We celebrate this double-holiday with stories of citizens taking action—from a weather-watching hero in LA county to a student planner committed to the truth.
A call with an evacuated friend fleeing fires in Los Angeles, and journalism's scary "platform problem."
At last, the correct pronunciation of "Gonzaga" has been revealed on national television
Plus, Trump's plan to resurrect Confederate heroes and a Shaq shout out to UC Davis
Celebrating Women-Owned Brands at the Co-op
U.S. Military moves Irish Catholics to the head of the class
Plus, highway robbery from the Yolo A's, South Africans etch their names on the Statue of Liberty and a map for peace in Ukraine
Sacramento to host the IAMC Spring Forum for the first time
GSEC is excited to announce that, for the first time, Sacramento will host the highly anticipated Industrial Asset Management Council (IAMC) Spring Forum from March 22-26, 2025.
Dave Rosenberg vs. Bob Dunning - Who is the fittest of them all?
Recounting the Mayor's Physical Fitness Challenge from long ago
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