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City of Davis opens several new parks for the community - Vimarsana News

City of Davis opens several new parks for the community

The city opens Campanilla Mini Park, Donato Mini Playground and Sandy Motley Park   By ALMA CULVERWELL — city@theaggie.org    The city of Davis

West Sacramento crash victim ID'd - Vimarsana News

West Sacramento crash victim ID'd

A 22-year-old Sacramento woman has been identified as the victim of a fatal vehicle collision that occurred last…

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COVID hospitalizations hit five-month high - Davis Enterprise - Vimarsana News

COVID hospitalizations hit five-month high - Davis Enterprise

COVID hospitalizations hit five-month high 1 minute read Wastewater monitoring by Healthy Davis Together has shown an increase in levels of the virus that causes COVID-19 in city wastewater, with a notable spike in East Davis in particular. Courtesy graphic Support Local Journalism COVID-19 hospitalizations in Yolo County hit a five-month high on Tuesday. The county reported 12 people hospitalized with COVID-19, the most at one time since March 1. Hospitalizations had been in the low single digits, averaging around three at any given time and sometimes zero since early spring, but began inch...

Commentary: Measure B failure suggests need for new vision - Vimarsana News

Commentary: Measure B failure suggests need for new vision

Commentary: Measure B failure suggests need for new vision Special to The Enterprise Measure B — the measure that proposed a 200-acre business park and housing development outside of the Mace Curve — failed at the polls. The defeat comes with official Yolo County returns showing that 16,458 people, or 52% of voters, said no to the project. In Mace Ranch and Wildhorse, 60% of voters opposed the project. This is a remarkable result considering that the No on B campaign was outspent by over 14-to-1. As of Oct. 28, Yes on B had spent $258,919 between when B was put on the ballot in July and t...