Davis school board candidate Beth Bourne engaged in a contentious public comment during a September 17 meeting of the Davis Joint Unified School District Board of Education, prompting a teacher ...

The First District Court of Appeal affirmed a lower court’s denial of an anti-SLAPP motion, ruling that the lawful right to film in a public place does not confer a right to harass, follow, intimidate ...

A UC Davis environmental law expert has warned that Proposition 45 could accelerate data center development across California ...

An editorial examines the city of Davis's response to a series of disruptive threats and the alleged inability of local ...

Addiction and substance use remain pervasive inside prisons, where incarcerated people may encounter ready access to drugs but limited access to meaningful treatment. Jacob Lester draws on research ...

A recent analysis of Joe Rogan's media platform indicates the utilization of psychological control mechanisms and parasocial relationships to disseminate misinformation and influence political ...

Journalist Martin LeFevre contends that both progressive and conservative perspectives on human nature exacerbate global ...

The death of 20-year-old Luis Alberto Lopez Castillo, found hanging in a Queens Criminal Court cell, has intensified scrutiny of New York City's Department of Correction and the conditions within its ...

Five years following its enactment, New York's Less Is More Act has reduced the state's parole population by 50% and ...

The Yolo County Superior Court ordered an accused individual in a felony DUI case to pay over $1,800 in court-related ...

Yolo County Superior Court Judge Danette Brown granted an own recognizance release for a hospitalized accused individual ...

Orange County Superior Court Judge Richard Zimmer set $20,000 bail for a man accused of battery, disobeying a domestic ...