David Greenwald

Davis, CA – Davis voters supported Measure Q with 64.2 percent of the vote despite a vigorous campaign in opposition. The city remains steadfast in estimate that the tax will generate roughly $11 million for the City's General Fund in the upcoming fiscal year.

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In 2015, Jill Leovy wrote a book: Ghettoside: A True Story of Murder in America.”

Licensed under the Unsplash+ License Davis, CA – I thought I was in a time warp reading the staff report for the budget priorities.

The standard story that we always here – a project is going into a certain location, its so many units, therefore a traffic study is done to determine the impact on key intersections in town.

This week, Prop 36 takes effect. The voters, well-primed by viral videos of crimes that would not be impacted whatsoever by Prop 36, overwhelmingly supported it and leading the way was Yolo DA Jeff Reisig.

“You can't stay here,” City Administrator of occupied Huchiun aka Oakland told us houseless, formerly houseless and housed allies gathered peacefully at Oakland City Hall at Day 1 of our Bay Area launch of Sweeps Free Sanctuary Communities.

I keep hearing from folks who want to argue that Davis doesn't need more “unaffordable housing” – but for the most part they are neither presenting data nor studies to back up these assertions.

Washington – President Biden announced early Monday morning that he is commuting the sentences of 37 individuals on federal death row. That represents most but not all of those remaining on death row – those individuals will have their sentences reclassified from execution to life without the possibility of parole.

This week on Everyday Injustice, we talk with Alissa Skog, who was lead author on the October report that found that nearly 2.5 million Californians are eligible to have their convictions automatically relieved under a little know law that allows for automatic expungement.