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Sacramento City Council approves Aggie Square agreement Neighborhood group agrees to drop lawsuit The Sacramento City Council voted 7-2 Tuesday evening to approve a Community Benefits Partnership Agreement tied to the Aggie Square project, a $1.1 billion campus and innovation hub slated to break ground in Sacramento in late 2021. The 1.2 million square-foot UC Davis extension will host research and academic activities, continuing education and job training, and business startups, especially those working in the fields of life science, technology and healthy communities, and bring substantial economic investment to Sacramento. The community benefits agreement, which was announced two weeks ago by UC Davis and the City of Sacramento, includes money for local housing and infrastructure and a guarantee that local residents are prioritized for jobs that come out of the project. ....
Bob Dunning: The sort of thing that should go without saying “Kneeling, raising fist during National Anthem will be allowed at U.S. Olympic trials,” said the headline over Mike Stunson’s recent piece in The Sacramento Bee. That, of course, suggests that someone was actually considering a ban on kneeling or raising a fist during the National Anthem. “Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.” ....
Commentary: Diverse ethnic-studies program makes us stronger Special to CalMatters As a longtime rabbi and activist for the poor, I have seen how testimony of the human experience changes minds and makes for a better society. I’ve seen women experiencing homelessness call for city leaders to effect change; veterans tell of harrowing times in war, pleading for mental health treatment; and children convey how they have given up food so that their siblings could eat. What I’ve seen has taught me that a strong democracy is made of diverse stories. California is perhaps the most diverse state in the union, with nearly a hundred different languages spoken, and home to many diaspora communities, including my own. The stories of all families have much in common, especially in overcoming challenges and striving for betterment. Sharing our stories, including the more shameful moments of our interrelated histories, offers us a chance to heal, create empathy and empowe ....
Healthy Davis Together expands wastewater monitoring 2 minute read The city of Davis and Healthy Davis Together announced wastewater sampling equipment will be deployed in 15 additional locations, expanding monitoring to more neighborhoods served by the city’s wastewater collection system. Courtesy map Support Local Journalism Healthy Davis Together is expanding its monitoring of wastewater within the city of Davis in order to better detect any increase in the amount of virus that causes COVID-19 in the city. Since November, wastewater samples have been collected at multiple locations throughout the city’s sewage system and analyzed in the lab of Heather Bischel, an assistant professor in the UC Davis Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering. ....