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Guest Commentary: By Our Powers Combined
Labor & Anti-Racism Movements Forge New Connections in Police Disarmament Language By B.B. Buchanan Labor has a long and checkered history with regards to racial justice, from the division of the...
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UCD Associated Students Narrowly Fail to Pass Resolution to Disarm Campus Police
Blu Buchanan (glasses), SWERV organizer, explains the need to disarm UC police, as UCD police chief Joseph Farrow (in suit) looks on in background. (photo by Raquel Navarro) By Raquel Victoria Navarro...
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UC Students Resolve to Disarm Campus Police as State Use-of-Force Legislation...
Alma Rodriguez, undergraduate history major and student community leader speaks to public and senators last night. (Photo by Raquel Navarro) By Raquel Victoria Navarro DAVIS, CA – Student community...
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Davis Residents Disappointed but Hopeful in Public Comments on Public Safety...
Police Chief Darren Pytel By Pavan Potti DAVIS — Following Item 5, the city staff presentation on their “Reimagining Public Safety” report during the Davis City Council April 6 meeting, public comments...
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Council Votes to Move Homeless Services Out of Police Department, No Vote on...
Mayor Partida accepting the letter on Monday By Iliana Magana and Jordan Varney DAVIS — At the April 6 Davis City Council meeting, council discussed and took action on the staff report generated in...
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Crime Update with Davis Police Department
Photo Courtesy Don Sherman By Fatima Perez DAVIS, CA – On Thursday December 9, the Davis Chamber of Commerce held a virtual information session and crime update with Davis Police Department Chief of...
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Newsom Resists Federal Judge, Lets Prison Staff Go Unvaccinated
By Jose Cruz Roa SACRAMENTO, CA – As COVID-19 cases are drastically rising daily, states across the nation have begun requiring in-person workers to show proof of receiving the COVID-19 vaccine....
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$100 Million Dollar Lawsuit Following Fatal Shooting of Kershawn Geyger
By: Nicole Knauer SACRAMENTO, CA – On January 15, 2021, Kershawn Geyger was shot and killed by a Sacramento County sheriff’s gang unit detective outside the Crestview North Apartments at a traffic...
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Neglect, Wildfires and Poor Infrastructure Threaten California Inmates
By: Jessica Yu DAVIS, CA – Every year, wildfires threaten the safety of inmates in California prisons as they endure plumes of smoke, lack of electricity, and fear of being unable to evacuate to...
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Student Opinion: Crime Over Childhood
Lea Suzuki / The San Francisco Chronicle via Getty Images By Kayla Ngai Should people’s trauma pardon them for their crimes? Although one’s childhood has the ability to shape one deeply, I don’t...
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Davis Police Accountability Commission Provides Debrief on Mar. 1 Discussion...
By Neshmia Alam DAVIS, CA — Last Monday night the Davis Police Accountability Commission (PAC) met and debriefed about their meeting with Davis City Council on Mar. 1, 2022. In the Mar. 1...
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Mother Arrested for Murder of Three Children
Photo from Fox KTVU LA By Chujun Tang LOS ANGELES, CA – Angela Flores, 38, was charged May 10 with three counts of murder in connections with the deaths of Natalie Flores, 12, Kevin Yanez, 10, and...
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Sacramento County Deputy Shoots Machete-Wielding Man
By Shuxuan Zhong SACRAMENTO, CA––On Sept. 28 at approximately 8:45 a.m., the Sacramento County Sheriff’s Office received a call from Lisa Naranjo from her home near Enrico Boulevard and Fruitridge...
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Student Opinion: Colorado Bar Shooting
By Evelyn Perez Garnica As a country that claims to have its citizens’ best interests as its priority, it’s regretful that many individuals have died due to gun attacks. Many individuals argue that by...
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Student Opinion: Should a 6-Year-Old Shooter Be Charged for Their Crime?
By Rodrigo Villegas Should a six-year-old be punished for shooting someone? This question has been brought up after an incident last Friday in an elementary school in Newport News, Virginia when a...
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Student Opinion: The Violence Plaguing the US Should Not Be Considered Normal
By Ariana Ceballos The start of the new year shined a strong light on the violence that is plaguing this nation. On January 10, Tyre Nichols succumbed to his injuries after being viciously beaten at...
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FBI Investigating Increasing Jail Deaths in Houston’s Harris County Jail
By Milo Feldman This past week, the Harris County Jail in Houston, TX, drew the attention of the media for its exceptionally high number of detainee deaths in the past couple of years. The jail...
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Campus Community Book Project: Understanding Restorative Justice
By Jessica Diggs The UC Davis Campus Community Book Project, an initiative by the UC Davis Office of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, held an online panel this month on restorative justice, one of...
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Student Opinion : New York Makes History and Potentially Pays Millions to...
By Sabrina Dhanoya History has been made. The protestors arrested during the national uproar for George Floyd may be reimbursed with a settlement for the wrongful treatment they received from...
View ArticleA Recap of the Davis Homicides
By Isabella Navarrette DAVIS, CA – The Davis community was struck by tragedy this past week, as three stabbing victims, two dying, emerged within the span of a week. The first incident of homicide...
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