Big Rig Accident Closes Highway 99 Ramp
An accident has shut down the ramp from Highway 99 onto Interstate 5 in Natomas.
New CHP driving-while-distracted crackdown strikes home in Auburn area
The California Highway Patrol is investigating this March 17 Foresthill Road double-fatal crash as the result of possible distracted driving.
Bob Shallit: Sacramento tech leader finds new challenge in Saudi Arabia
At the age of 38, Oleg Kaganovich has already worked as an entrepreneur, venture capitalist, college lecturer and head of Sacramento's main technology promotional group.
Woodland budget talks draw fire from firefighters
Erik Komula, vice president of a Woodland firefightersO union, was among the first to publicly address the City CouncilOs proposed 2011-2012 budget on Tuesday.
Art show honors former UC Davis students who have progressed as professionals
When Kyle Hittmeier, who grew up in Sacramento, received his bachelor's degree in art from the University of California, Davis, in 2007, he headed for New York.
Immigrants more depressed than those who stay
Mexicans who move to the U.S. are significantly more likely to experience depression or anxiety than the people they leave behind, according to new study results.
Davis Man Receives Anti-Muslim Voicemail 8min
It has been nearly three months since Hamed Aimaq receive the voicemail message.
Best Veterinary Schools in the World
If you are an aspiring veterinarian then this article on best veterinary schools in the world might be quite useful for you.
Appetizers: de Vere's Irish Pub coming to Davis
The owners of de Vere's Irish Pub have announced that a Davis location for their popular watering hole will open in September.
Diet Dogma Misguided, Study Reveals
Main Category: Nutrition / Diet Also Included In: Obesity / Weight Loss / Fitness Article Date: 04 Apr 2011 Advising obese and overweight patients to lose weight does more harm than good, according to a recent study in Nutrition Journal , an online scientific publication.
People with Norman names wealthier than other Britons and were likely rich 1k years ago
Surnames which indicated nobility and wealth in medieval times are still richer even today, research has suggested.
Winters hosts art, wine events
Art and wine went hand in hand Saturday in Winters as artists from as far away as Mendocino converged with wine makers and drinkers from the around the region.
CHP reports weekend DUI arrests
The weekend saw many people arrested for driving under the influence, which also led to several crashes.
Grand jury: Nov. '10 election ran smoothly
A report by the Yolo County Grand Jury found that all went well in the most recent elections.
HIV Protein Unveils Vaccine Target
The finding could reveal new targets for vaccines to prevent HIV infection and AIDS.
UC Davis to Host Equine Medicine Symposium for Owners
The University of California, Davis, annual equine medicine symposium is scheduled for April 9. This year's topic is "The Golden Years: Helping Your Horse Mature Gracefully," and it will cover everything you ever wanted to know about helping your horse of any age mature to a happy and healthy senior.
Top Picks: Arboretum public sale today
The Ruth Risdon Storer Garden in the UC Davis Arboretum will be the location of the arboretum's first public plant sale of the season today.
Celebrity fashion show raises funds to fight child abuse
Fashionable giving was the theme for the evening Wednesday as Yolo County marked the official launch of Child Abuse Prevention Month with a popular charity event.
Valley artists' work on display at Arts Visalia
A reception will be held from 6 to 8 p.m. Friday a Where: Arts Visalia, 214 E. Oak Ave., Visalia a Admission: Free a Information: 739-0905 or www.artsvisalia.org Each month, Arts Visalia strives to offer a new exhibition for the community to enjoy, with each new show offering a different focus, be it in terms of style, subject or artistic style.
Where are They Now?:Jesuit's Mark Dakkak ('06) Working on Global Health Issues
Mark Dakkak, '06, a volunteer at the Program for International and Community Nutrition at the University of California, Davis, spoke about a past trip he took to Haiti.