Carlos Guerrero

The latest batch of unofficial Yolo County election results from the California June 2 primary election arrived on Friday, June 5.

On an evening that provided a much-needed reprieve from the incoming summer heat and featured sleepy sun beautifully setting behind the football stadium bleachers, hundreds of community members, consisting mainly of families and friends, gathered at Woodland High School Friday night for the school's annual graduation ceremony.

On Wednesday, the Woodland Fire Department battled two separate grass fires that spread due to strong winds and high heat.

On Wednesday evening, the Yolo Post 77 American Legion baseball team kicked off the inaugural Frank Eakle Memorial Baseball Tournament at Clark Field with a 5-1 loss to the Petaluma Longhorns.

The Pioneer High School softball team enjoyed a fantastic second season in the Monticello Empire League that finished with a second-place finish and a trip to the CIF Sac-Joaquin Section Division IV semifinals.

On Tuesday morning, right before lunchtime, Pizza Factory Woodland, located at 353 W. Main St., Suites D & E, hosted dozens of community members for a grand opening event to celebrate its debut and thank residents for the warm welcome it has already received.

Late last month, before the school's graduation ceremony in early June, Woodland High School honored its 2026 varsity student-athletes during the annual end-of-the-year spring sports banquet.

The Woodland Christian boys basketball team capped off a marvelous four-year run under head coach Casey Neimeyer with a successful 2025/26 season that culminated in a Sierra Delta League championship and trips to both the CIF Sac-Joaquin Section playoffs and the CIF State Basketball Championships.

Last month, Pioneer High School held a record-setting night as the school celebrated the 25 student-athletes who ceremonially signed their letters of intent to continue their athletic journeys at the collegiate level.

Earlier this year, the Woodland Christian girls basketball team completed perhaps the best two-year high school run in city history, winning back-to-back CIF Division V State Basketball Championships following an emphatic 63-30 win over the CIF Southern Section champions, Laguna Hills.