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Two visiting dance companies, drawing on traditions from India and from Ireland respectively, a thunderous taiko drumming show from Japan, as well as a performance by the UC Davis Symphony Orchestra are scheduled at the Mondavi Center during the coming week. In collaboration with the Davis Chamber of Commerce, the city
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Commentary: Blanket social-media bans fail free-expression test
22+ hour, 23+ min ago (341+ words) In the rush to protect children from social media’s harms, American lawmakers have found an unlikely constitutional soulmate: the French Constitutional Council. France’s highest constitutional authority recently struck down a sweeping law that would have banned social media for minors…...
Commentary: Do data centers differently
1+ day, 2+ hour ago (564+ words) Americans finally found something to agree on: concern about the rapid proliferation of data centers. A recent Reuters/Ipsos poll found that only 1 in 3 Americans approves of the current pace of data center construction, and most would oppose a facility…...
Letter: Voting our values
3+ day, 17+ hour ago (248+ words) As my children grow older, each will develop their own beliefs about the world and decide what matters most to them. I never want them to feel that they must vote the way I do. I simply want them to…...
Letter: Local connection
4+ day, 2+ hour ago (129+ words) davisenterprise.com Eric Jones has decided to buy himself a seat in Congress. He has no known connection to this district. No clear record or interest in policy. What he has is a lot of money and friends with a…...
Bourne booked on contempt-of-court charges
4+ day, 16+ hour ago (433+ words) Beth Bourne speaks during public comment at the June 18, 2024, meeting of the Davis City Council. Beth Bourne, a Davis school board candidate and chair of the Yolo County Moms for Liberty chapter, is facing charges of disobeying a court order,…...
Dan Walters: California’s political hopefuls silent on job losses
4+ day, 22+ hour ago (644+ words) In two months, California voters will elect a governor, fill several other statewide offices and choose a new class of state legislators and members of Congress. The aspirants for those positions are making all sorts of promises to win voters…...
Commentary: Democrats have lost Silicon Valley
5+ day, 2+ hour ago (599+ words) Democrats have long been the party of innovation. John F. Kennedy promised the moon. Bill Clinton and Al Gore embraced the internet revolution. Barack Obama saw technology as a force that could improve lives and modernize government. When HealthCare.gov failed,…...
Pence Gallery: Reflections from the Pence
5+ day, 20+ hour ago (176+ words) Our 50th Anniversary Art Auction opens this month, through Sept. 26, and we are so excited to have the public view it in person at the gallery. Matthew Stansell's painting captures a street scene of a busy woman walking and is titled,…...
Commentary: Closed-door dealmaking unbefitting of a presidential hopeful
1+ week, 1+ day ago (469+ words) There’s a deeply troubling ongoing pattern in Gov. Gavin Newsom’s approach to land and water policies in California involving closed doors, backroom deals and disingenuous — or more often than not — inadequate community engagement to move projects forward. Circumventing guardrails and…...
When Federal Programs and Workers are Cut, Main Street Bears the Cost
1+ week, 2+ day ago (199+ words) (NAPSI)—When a local water system breaks down or a rural school’s equipment upgrade stalls, the problem feels strictly local. But behind the scenes, those community improvements often depend on a complex web of federal grants, technical oversight, and agency…...