Woodland, CA News

• Woodland, CA News
• Landfill Receives Hazardous Waste Every Friday and Saturday
• Yolo Receives Technical Assistance Grant for Criminal Justice and Social Systems
• Yolo County Food Recalls Update - May 22, 2012
• Juvenile Detention Facility Volunteers Appreciated
• Power goes out in south Woodland after semi hits power lines
• Authorities announce arrest in Sierra LaMar disappearance
• Simoons Donation Benefits Davis Branch Library
• High-speed pursuit ends with crash into Woodland home
• Woodland's Pioneer High goes to the dogs for Rotary fundraiser
• Target settles Woodland employees late lunch firing lawsuit
• Trees being removed this week in Woodland's Heritage Plaza
• Yolo fair presents olive oil award
• Smith: A brief history of going negative
• More backers withdraw support of Yolo judicial candidate Clint Parish
• Yolo County campaigns turning out negative
• Donna Summer, Queen of Disco, dies at 63
• Yolo County Library Announces Summer Reading Program…with Prizes!
• Yolo County Archives Celebrates 25th Anniversary
• New Hope Community Development Corporation Meeting Agenda for May 17, 2012
• Yolo County Housing Meeting Agenda for May 17, 2012
• Mother's Day disrupted when Woodland police respond to domestic violence dispute
• Yolo County Board of Supervisors Meetings Update - May 10, 2012
• Yolo County Hot Topics Update - May 10, 2012
• Yolo County Government News - Assessment Appeals
• Editorial: Hilliard, Stallard and Denny for City Council
• Woodland school board approves final layoff notices for 19 certificated employees
• Yolo County Features on County Programs and Services Update - May 08, 2012
• Yolo County’s Annual Memorial Service
• Yolo County County Fees Update - May 2, 2012
• Kimel: Mojo's starts celebrity guest bartender fundraiser, tabs me as first Woodland celeb
• 2 Woodland men arrested by Davis police in hit-and-run case
• Woodland's TROTR up for $25K State Farm grant
• Video: The Victorious Project presents Ride to the Wall to benefit Fueled by the Fallen
• 2 police reports filed after Chamberlain-Pimentel forum
• District 5 supervisor candidates debate in Woodland
• Colleagues: WJUSD teachers who take salary cuts may need to get a second job
• K-9 assists with arrest of man who abused elder in Woodland
• Board Of Supervisors Meeting Agenda For May 1, 2012
• Yolo County Library Celebrates Asian Pacific Heritage Month In May
• Police: Transient assaults Woodlander
• Woodland Opera House News - April 19, 2012
• Are you at Picnic Day? Can't make it? Find out what people are saying about it on Twitter
• Tesla drummer visits Woodland Poly
• Columnist Dan Walters speaks at Yolo County Taxpayers Association
• Yolo County Planning Project Status Report Update - April 18, 2012
• New UC Davis police chief sworn in following resignation
• UC Davis police chief resigning after pepper spray
• Fraud Alert
• 'Titanic: Ship of Dreams' at Davis and Esparto Branch Libraries
• Porn actor dies after struggle with LA police
• Contract Awarded For Full Service Partnership Mental Health Program
• State GOP primary may suffer as a result of Santorum's decision to end campaign
• Obesity during pregnancy may increase risk of causing autism
• Tim Tebow draws big crowd to Texas Easter service
• Calif teen breaks up with teacher after his arrest
• Board Of Supervisors Meeting Agenda For April 10, 2012
• Woodland student wins scholarship from Susan G. Komen for the Cure
• Woman knew husband had died when she landed plane with almost empty fuel tank
• Grant Awarded for Park and Recreation Benefits for Madison and Esparto
• Read Off Your Fines April 6-14, 2012
• Property Taxes Due April 10, 2012
• 1,700 PG&E customers in Woodland lost power Friday morning
• Construction of new 49ers stadium to bring jobs to Woodland
• Woodland officials excited about new jobs after Clark Pacific wins bid for new 49ers stadium
• Board Of Supervisors Meeting Agenda For March 27, 2012
• Exec pleads guilty to racketeering of US tomato prices
• Farmer Stephens honored with steward award
• Museum volunteer honored as Woodlander of the month for February
• Calif. recalls raw milk products due to bacteria
• Police say guns found on man at Sacramento airport
• Woodland Foundation fundraiser features burgers and brews
• 'The Hunger Games' stuffs movie theaters
• Olympics of sheepdog trials held in Zamora
• Yolo County Library Closures April 8 and 9, 2012
• Yolo County LAFCO Meetings Update for March 26, 2012
• Senior/Disabled Door to Door Household Hazardous Waste Collection Program
• West Sacramento Afghan Community Center offers reward for stolen surveillance cameras
• Woodland City Council OKs purchase of historic State Theater
• Woodland College officials looking into fertilizer spraying near Pioneer soccer players
• Woodland City Council looks at drastic cuts to police services
• Woodland man sentenced for child pornography
• Volunteers help Yolo DA's office deal with reduced staffing
• RiverTrain begins regular service to West Sacramento
• Yale doctor: Music may be key to curing epilepsy
• Yolo County recognizes long-time employees
• Parts of UC Davis pepper-spray report to remain sealed
• Woodland Opera House News - March 13, 2012
• Supervisors to look at proposed Love's Travel Center in Dunnigan
• Board of Supervisors Meeting Agenda for March 13, 2012
• Book Talk With James Scott and Tom Tolley
• Trees planted in Woodland to commemorate Arbor Day
• 3 survived small plane crash in Sacramento
• Davis Democratic Club faces fines for inaccurate campaign reporting
• 2 children safe, 2 arrested in alleged kidnapping
• Oregon man gets life for killing stepfather in Yuba City
• High-speed chase starts in Yolo Co., ends with woman arrested
• Yolo County Library Strategic Plan Survey
• 99-Mile March to reach UC Davis today
• Winters Theater presents 'Leading Ladies'
• UPDATED: Woodland firefighters extinguish garage fire Friday morning
• Woodland police increase patrols near Beamer Street
• Contractor Can Now Get Building Permits Online
• Police officers hurt as Occupy protesters clash with pro-white group
• Jim Smith: Super shlock on Oscar night to make us ooh and ahh
• The American Library Association honors Yolo's Patricia M.Y. Wong with the 2012 Equality Award
• 97th Almond Queen has roots in Capay Valley
• Board of Supervisors Meeting Agenda for February 28, 2012
• Law enforcement officials on lookout for North Valley robbers
• Series of fundraisers scheduled by Deltoro's friends to help her family
• Snapshots: Photographs in The Daily Democrat
• Gov. Jerry Brown pins legacy to high-speed rail plans
• High court dilemma: Can lie about medal be crime?
• Levee fixes leads to more building, risk in California
• 2 Yolo County lawmakers didn't accept per diem payments
• Schoolhouse Rock Live!
• Yolo County News - Hazardous Waste Collection Program Available to Residents and Businesses
• UPDATED: Woodland woman who died after speeding through residential area and striking tree identified
• Yolo County Board of Supervisors Opposes Yolo Bypass Expansion
• Local Author Dorothy O’Neil to Speak at Winters Library
• Public packs Woodland Opera House for Nadine Salonites memorial
• Lee principal to move up to Woodland district office
• Whitney Houston, superstar of records, films, dies
• Courthouse design for Yolo County approved
• California immigration crackdown campaign to enlist American Legion members
• Same-sex marriage ban tossed by appeals court
• Soup's On earns dollars for foster care in Yolo County
• Free workshop on water-wise landscaping in Woodland
• Dog-biting information sought by Yolo sheriff's officers
• Nadine Salonites - Memorial Service
• Pit bull owners take a bite out of McDonald's
• Check Out a Kill-a-Watt Meter at the Library
• Supervisor Don Saylor Appointed To Cities Counties School Partnership Board
• Board Of Supervisors Meeting Agenda For February 7, 2012
• A Snowy Day in February - Yolo County Library Celebrates the 50th Anniversary
• Yolo County candidates reveal campaign contributions
• Forcella: Son won't sleep before midnight
• Fundraising reports reflect more competition in congressional race
• Dozens of supporters attend hearing for former Woodland priest Ojeda
• Energy Savings Workshops Offered in February, 2012
• Woodland High grad dies in I-80 crash near Fairfield
• Woodland chamber installs new president
• 300 arrested in daylong Occupy Oakland protests
• Holy Rosary School plans community events for Catholic Schools Week
• 3 killed in Sacramento SUV-light rail train crash
• Show - Schoolhouse Rock Live!
• Show - Go, Dog, Go!
• Senior/Disabled Door To Door Household Hazardous Waste Collection Program
• Yolo County County Fees Update - January 24, 2012
• Calif. poised to vote on new 'clean car' regs
• San Francisco 49ers are a hit show
• Wet winter storms resume today
• Officers elected for Yocha Dehe Wintun Nation
• Annual Celebration of Abraham a time of shared faith
• Pet Food Closet gets helping paw from Cultured Canine
• Golden State's politicians rapidly turning gray
• Chamberlain is Agriculturalist of the Year
• DA: No charges for UCD protesters
• No Charges To Be Filed Against UC Davis Protestors
• Yolo County Board Of Supervisors Meeting Agenda For January 24, 2012
• Yolo County Library and UCD Department of Evolution and Ecology/Center for Population Biology Name Winter 2011/12 Big Read
• A Tribute To Doris Day
• Yolo County News - 2-1-1 Yolo Service Available January 17, 2012
• New Law Aims to Prevent Spread of Blood-Borne Pathogens
• Upcoming Great Patriot Race takes year-round planning
• Yolo County Board Of Supervisors Meeting Agenda For January 10, 2012
• Ribbon cutting held at Davis Odd Fellows lodge
• New coffee shop should perk up downtowners in Woodland
• Woodlander dead after CR-102, I-5 vehicle accident in Woodland
• Cooler but sunny weekend ahead in Woodland
• Former Woodland Rev. Ojeda admits molesting girl, Sacramento County District Attorney investigators say
• Sierra is bone dry as first snow readings taken
• Davis man robbed at Burger King drive-thru
• Coast Guard rescues 28 after boat engine catches fire in San Francisco Bay
• Republicans to change leadership in state Senate
• Top 5: Holiday songs to download
• Gingrich fails to qualify for Va. primary ballot
• Kern County man is 1st Calif. flu season death.
• Woodland man returns from war just in time for Christmas
• Girls from Woodland Poly knit for the needy
• Popeyes replacing old Burger King
• Bundle up, Santa. It's cold out there
• New Air Jordans cause nationwide shopping frenzy
• Survey shows growth in endangered smelt population
• Frost Drive woman builds Woodland wonderland
• Spirit of Christmas lives in furry, four-footed elf
• Woodland councilman Tom Stallard will seek election in '12
• Celebrate the History of Woodland
• Woodland police K-9 assists in arresting 2 juvenilles
• Police: Woodland residence struck by shotgun pellets on Friday night
• West Sacramento Man Convicted Of Murder
• Yolo County Helps You Clean Up Hazards Before the Holidays
• Partnering to Plant at Yolo County’s Cache Creek Nature Preserve
• Yolo County Hot Topics Update - December 14, 2011
• Anti-war activist Cindy Sheehan to join Occupy Woodland protesters on Tuesday at new Chase Bank
• Thousands attend sunny Woodland Christmas Parade
• Barajas elected WJUSD Board of Trustees president
• Yolo County Department Closures During The Winter Holidays
• Music and magic along Woodland's Main Street for 47th Annual Christmas Parade
• Yolo County Board Of Supervisors Meeting Agenda For December 13, 2011
• Yolo County Local Agency Formation Commission Meeting Agenda For December 12, 2011
• Yolo County Planning Project Status Report Update - December 7, 2011
• Yolo County Housing Meeting Agenda for December 8, 2011
• Yolo County Planning Commission Meeting Agenda for December 8, 2011
• Yolo County Food Recalls Update - December 5, 2011
• Freeze warning issued across Yolo County for Monday night and through the week
• UC names 12 to Davis pepper-spraying task force
• District Attorney Gets Money Back For Victims Of Bad Check Writers
• Yolo County Board Of Supervisors Meeting Agenda For December 6, 2011
• Former Woodland Holy Rosary Catholic Church priest arrested in Sacramento molestation case
• Active Older Adult Book Group - Zalman Schachter-Shalomi’s, From Age-ing To Sage-ing
• UC student protesters shut down meeting by Regents
• California News Briefs
• National News Briefs
• UC Davis students will be among those protesting at Monday regents' meeting
• Student veterans recognized at Woodland Community College
• Occupy LA deadline comes, many say they won't go
• Has the case against murderer Marco Topete finally been resolved?
• Woodland College ag students give back to the community
• Irving Berlin's White Christmas
• Yolo County Website Now Mobile
• Yolo County Board of Supervisors Meetings Update For November 22, 2011
• Expect protests to continue at UC Davis after pepper-spraying
• Smith: A woodpile is a lot like life: Every piece is a little different
• Calif. water projections high after water winter
• Food Bank passes out turkeys and fixin's for Thanksgiving
• Obama caps summit diplomacy in Hawaiian home state
• NBA's Sacramento Kings, locked-out players to hold charity game at UC Davis
• 'Won't you please, please help me?' Yolo Family Resource Center will if you're ready to help yourself
• County's law library provides 120 years of help to Yolo residents
• Yolo County Values Survey Extended
• Report: questions raised on Bay Bridge safety test
• Pow wow held in honor of veteran's at D-Q University
• Courthouse, 555 Matmor on Woodland City Council agenda
• UC Davis professor not afraid of bees
• Yolo County News - Woodland Man Who Killed Baby Denied Parole
• Yolo County LAFCO Special Meeting Agenda for November 14, 2011
• Chef Emeril cooks for Woodland serviceman in Friday TV show
• Library Collaborates with UC Davis for Big Read: Open Access Science
• Yolo County Takes Home Planning Awards
• Yolo County Food Recalls Update - November 7, 2011
• Flood Management Practices Continue Savings In Insurance Premiums
• District Attorney Gets Money Back For Victims Of Bad Check Writers
• Yolo County Board of Supervisors Meeting Agenda for November 8, 2011
• Yolo County Values Survey
• Joint Economic Summit Goal to Add More Value to Agriculture
• Yolo County Agriculture Department News Update
• 2011/12 Secured Tax Bill Information Now Available for Viewing And Payment Online
• Yolo County Board of Supervisors Notice of Public Hearing
• Chief Deputy DA Raven Appointed To Corrections Standards Authority
• Community Singers at West Sacramento Library
• State's farmers adding plants to attract, nourish bees
• Revised Road Closures Schedule - October 21, 2011
• Yolo County Board of Supervisors Meeting Agenda for October 25, 2011
• Flu Vaccination Clinics In West Sacramento
• Book Group Orientation at Davis Branch Library
• Celebrate Native American Heritage at The Yolo County Library
• Yolo County Library’s Summer Reading a Success
• Anti-Cyberbullying Program at Yolo County Libraries
• Yolo County Planning Commission Meeting Agenda for October 27, 2011
• S and P Upgrades Yolo County’s Credit Rating Outlook
• Various Road Closures Due To Culvert Replacements
• Yolo County Features on County Programs and Services Update - Do I Need A Flu Shot?
• Musician Todd Haaby enjoying success; coming home to play at Woodland Opera House
• Yolo County Housing Meeting Agenda for October 13, 2011
• The Canterville Ghost
• 2 arrested for theft of vehicle batteries
• South Davis Library Branch Celebrates 1st Anniversary
• Farm-to-School Program Launched
• Peace Picnic at Ferns Park brings all faiths together
• Yolo County Releases 2010 Crop Report
• Libraries Reduced Hours for Staff Training on Oct. 10
• Yolo County Board of Supervisors 2012 Calendar Update - Sep 28, 2011
• Volunteer Opportunity Available at Yolo County
• Yolo County Releases 2010 Crop Report
• Woodland Opera House News - September 27, 2011
• Lowriders on display at family affair in Woodland
• Yolo County LAFCO Meetings Update - Sep 21, 2011
• Yolo County Planning Project Status Report Update - September 22, 2011
• Yolo County Board of Supervisors Meeting Agenda For September 27, 2011
• County Road 99 Closed: Closure Between County Road 25A And Woodland City Limits
• Yolo County Administrative Office Restructured
• Yolo Energy Watch Kicks Off Sustainability and Energy Efficiency Series
• Alcohol played a factor in early Sunday Woodland traffic accident
• Yolo County Planning Project Status Report Update - September 15, 2011
• Reno crash probe focuses on wayward part
• Yolo Historical Museum, Gibson House host Teddy Bear Tea
• Calif. group seeks to interest blacks in farming
• Chili lovers come to town for brews and throwdown
• Multicultural Fair in the Heart of West Sacramento
• Hazardous Waste Facility Open Every Friday and Saturday
• The Importance of Rabies Prevention
• Library’s Online Catalog and Calendar Now Mobile
• Woodland Opera House Guild Presents Neil Simon's 'God’s Favorite'
• Expert tells court alleged killer of Yolo deputy has Norteno ties
• Back to School for Woodland - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• First week of trial against accused killer of Yolo sheriff's deputy an emotional one
• 43 sent to hospital after chlorine dioxide leak in Woodland
• Iftar dinner by Woodland Muslims celebrates the importance of family and community
• Yolo County Fair's Demolition Derby is a smash
• All-female crew takes flight 'unmanned'
• Yolo County Older Adult Community Fair
• Hazard Mitigation Survey
• Online Reading Program for Teachers and Families
• Yolo County News - Changes in Yolo County Public Health Laboratory Services
• Woodland Opera House News - August 9, 2011
• Tentative Schedule for Yolo County Redistricting Hearings
• Speeding big-rig driver suspected in causing horrific crash on I-5 that killed 3
• Multicultural Neighbors Fair And Parade Seeking Volunteers And Vendors
• Bohons bring color to Woodland's Main Street
• Yolo County Housing Meeting Agenda for August 11, 2011
• Long time Yolo County government workers honored
• After 3 years, alleged killer of Yolo deputy to face trial
• Yolo County Board of Supervisors Meeting Agenda For August 2, 2011
• Harvey Brown And The Brown Brothers Concert At Woodland Opera House
• Yolo Library Open for Community Celebration
• Yolo County Board of Supervisors Meeting Agenda - July 26, 2011
• Prevention: A new approach to primary care
• Pest trapper helps thwart citrus disease
• Wayfarer Center brings family together
• Garden Goddesses Coming to Winters Community Library
• Yolo County LAFCO Meeting Agenda for July 25, 2011
• Yolo County’s State Fair Booth Takes the Gold!
• Connect to a Good Book!
• Woodland firefighters burn up the kitchen at California State Fair
• Woodland's Weekly Planner for July 18 - July 23
• Universities or 'visa mills'?
• Yolo County wins gold at State Fair
• Artwork on display at Congressman Mike Thompson's Woodland office
• 15 minutes of 'aim' leave UCD students, staff soaking wet
• Woodland-area Hispanic chambers merge into one organization
• Forcella: Brother watches porn in front of younger sister
• Putah Creek Winery wins medal at State Fair
• Carpooling drops in North state
• Yolo County Supervisor Mike McGowan Statement - July 15, 2011
• Whooping Cough Vaccine Clinics Available To Meet New School Requirements
• Yolo County Department Closures in 2011/12
• Yolo County Planning Project Status Report Update - July 12, 2011
• Improving The Health Of The Public Versus Personal Autonomy
• No Charges In Death Of Davis Man Scott Heinig
• Career Criminal Accepts Prison Sentence of More Than 28 Years
• Yolo County Housing Board Of Governors' Meeting Agenda For July 14, 2011
• Board Of Supervisors Meeting Agenda For July 12, 2011
• Yolo County News Update - July 6, 2011
• Assessment Roll Reflects Further Decline In Values
• Chocolate, Magic, Mummies and Puppets In July at Davis Libraries
• Yolo County Warns Restaurant Operators To Check Identification Of Health Inspectors
• Yolo County Planning Commission Meeting Agenda for July 14, 2011
• A full day of Fourth of July festivities in Woodland
• District Attorney Gets Money Back for Victims of Bad Check Writers
• Chocolate, Chess and Snakes in July at The West Sac Library
• Yolo County News - Fees Update
• Yolo County Board of Supervisors Calendar Update - June 28, 2011
• BOS Report: Yocha Dehe Fee-to-Trust Environmental Assessment
• Wallace Ranch welcomes kids in advance of Woodland 'Best of Show' harvest
• Yolo County Branch Libraries Closed for July 4 and for Staff Training on July 11
• 'Never too late:' 238 graduate from Woodland Adult School
• Promote Literacy in Your Community
• Summer Events Continue at Yolo County Library
• Yolo County LAFCO Meetings Update - Jun 9, 2011
• Woodland High's Class of 2011 flies away
• 'Start Smart' driving class continues
• Board of Supervisors Budget Meeting Agenda for June 14, 2011
• Pioneer High graduates and the honors they earned
• Graduation held at Woodland Christian
• Woodland Opera House News - June 7, 2011
• Judge Sends Attacker of Sikh Taxi Driver to Prison
• Davis Man Sentenced for Sexually Assaulting UCD Exchange Student
• Woodland basketweaving headquarters preps for Gathering 2011
• Yolo County Releases 2011/12 Recommended Budget
• Summer Reading Programs Kick-Off In Davis
• Former UC Davis Employee Sentenced in Embezzlement Case
• Yolo County Board of Supervisors Meeting Agebda for June 7, 2011
• Classes at the Woodland Opera House
• Yolo/Sacramento County 4th Annual Fraud Awareness Fair 2011
• Yolo County DA Launches 'Paperless Office' Project
• Tour the Yolo County Archives
• Gone but not forgotten: Yolo County honors those who had nothing
• NorCal tornadoes destroy acres of almond orchards
• Davis Odd Fellows tries for repeat of record-setting parade
• Woodland College graduates 12 'survivors' of fire academy
• Drop in gas prices should prompt more to travel or stay home
• Second time around, 'Hangover' delivers the comic goods
• Judge: Inverted flag veteran's rights violated
• Wolk budget reform legislation gets unanimous support
• PG&E, Yolo Energy Watch running out of people to help
• Woodlander embezzled UC Davis vet hospital
• Report: Esparto Service district violated Brown Act
• Teen arrested for DUI after after striking sign near sheriff's deputy
• 2 cars crash on I-5; Colusa woman, grandson hurt
• Calif. to change sex-offender tracking
• Regulators set new PG&E residential electric rates
• White House unveils plans to curb regulations
• Missing seniors back in town
• UC Davis law student arrested for 2 sexual assaults
• Woodland firefighters mum on city budget plan to merge with police
• Woodland PD Sgt. Sexton gets 3 years probation, fine for DUI
• Tornadoes reported in rural NorCal
• 'American Idol' crowns a winner
• Schools struggle to recover amid years of financial cuts
• Gov't to promote citizenship
• Esparto Youth Football Coach Convicted of Molesting Young Girl
• Yolo County Library Summer Reading Programs – with Prizes!
• Climate Action Plan Receives Regional Award
• Jury Convicts Sacramento Man of Shooting at Police with a Semiautomatic Firearm
• Yolo County Housing Meeting Agenda for May 19, 2011
• Yolo County Board of Supervisors Meeting Agenda for May 17, 2011
• Additional Redistricting Advisory Committee Meetings Set
• Yolo County LAFCO Meeting Update - May 16, 2011
• Yolo County Planning Project Status Report Update - May 10, 2011
• Alice In Wonderland at The Woodland Opera House
• Yolo County County Fees Update - May 10, 2011
• Snapshot: One Day In the Life of the Yolo County Library
• Four Authors Uncover the Mystery of Suspense
• June 22 Waste Tire Recycling Event Cancelled - May 15 Event in Esparto Still on Schedule
• Redistricting Advisory Committee Meets in May
• Yolo County Hot Topics Update
• Yolo County Board of Supervisors Meeting Agenda for May 3, 2011
• Costly gasoline clouds Obama re-election prospects
• In Easter message, pope urges diplomacy in Libya
• US default could be doomsday option
• Bill could bring millions to Yolo
• Gov. wants state workers to repay advances
• Vigils mark Gulf oil disaster anniversary
• Misrata residents describe nonstop shelling
• Night work on CR-102
• United Farm Workers fight dwindling membership
• Confusion over hands-free cellphone law
• MLB takes over operation of Los Angeles Dodgers
• Section of County Road 140 Closed May 2-27 for Road Reconstruction
• The Woodland Opera House Presents The EDLOS Farewell Tour - The Best of the Edlos
• Local Government Workshop April 26
• Woodland Opera House Backstage Newsletter - April 12, 2011
• Help of victims' sought in passing budget
• Night work begins on CR-102 in eastern woodland
• Bill lower county funding need for jailhouse beds
• Lawmakers urger tolerance after Sikh attack
• Rare pregnancy for captive walrus
• 'Bulky waste' drop off scheduled Saturday
• Charged particle research funded at UCD
• Teens injured in Saturday crash
• Board of Supervisors Meeting Agenda for April 12, 2011
• Parent Sentenced to 84 Days for Failure to Pay Child Support
• Yolo County Housing Meeting Agenda for April 14, 2011
• Free Tire Recycling for Woodland Residents
• Día de los Libros Celebration
• Poem in Your Pocket Day April 14
• Ag practices focus of Wolk bill dealing with climate change
• Woodland set to spend Thursday reading
• Steve Haskell Memorial tourney will benefit Summer House
• Trial nears in Dunton Motel murder case
• State lawmaker claims his legislation enforces the law
• 'Moments of Crisis' focus of NAMI-Yolo
• University presidents lobby to protect budgets today in Sacramento
• Davis Soroptimists honor women
• Evening Book Club Discusses Marie Antoinette April 20
• National Public Health Week April 4-10, 2011
• Yolo County Public Health Heroes Named
• Woodland Opera House Backstage Newsletter - March 29, 2011
• New Yolo County courthouse could be tallest building in Woodland
• Vacaville bomb: 'This just doesn't happen here'
• Two semis catch fire in Dunnigan; 19 firefighters extinguish flames
• Fate of Brown's special election plan uncertain
• US reducing naval firepower aimed at Gadhafi
• Water conservation tips for home and the garden
• Family of missing crewmember meet ship in Los Angeles
• Sailboat capsizes off San Diego; 2 dead, 7 injured
• Yolo County Board of Supervisors Meeting Agenda for March 29, 2011
• Yolo County LAFCO Meeting Update - March 24, 2011
• Autism Presentation at West Sac Library
• Community Services Block Grant Program Public Forums April 5 and 6 , 2010
• Two Men Sentenced to Prison for West Sacramento Drive-by Shooting
• Yolo County News: County Road 22 Closed
• Rodgers and Hammerstein Classic, The Sound of Music Opens at the Woodland Opera House
• Free Tire Recycling at Landfill
• Reduced Hours in Branch Libraries on April 11 for Staff Training
• Woodland Opera House Backstage Newsletter - March 14, 2011
• Goodbye, Ruby Tuesday: Woodland restaurant shuts down
• Davis Library Parcel Tax Exemption Deadline June 1, 2011
• Ferret owners want pets legalized
• West Sacramento's Sikh's community outraged in killing of 2 elderly men
• No contest plea in attack of Sikh cabbie
• Identity of La Finca shooting victim released
• Lesson on county's legal branches
• Woodlander describes a crinkling sound, smoke, then flight to safety
• Yolo County Housing Meeting Agenda for March 10, 2011
• Dittmar 'grateful' after winning Almond Queen pageant
• Police: Victim shot, dies outside La Finca de Rivera
• State budget: Pensions emerge as key issue
• With 10 teen parents already on campus, Pioneer High School forms Teen Pregnancy Prevention Commission
• Supporters rally for Muslim students in Orange Co.
• Twister victims focus on cleanup, left-behind pets
• Farewells for 2 space crews and for Discovery
• New Egypt PM names most of new Cabinet
• Libya forces try to halt rebel move toward capital
• Woodland Opera House Backstage Newsletter - March 4, 2011
• Michael Moore rallies Wis. pro-union protesters
• Public puts millions into investigative work
• Sustained gunfire breaks out in Libyan capital
• Trial of US contractor ends in Cuba, no verdict
• In union strongholds, residents wrestle with cuts
• UCDprof, student mentor Marion Miller dies at 55
• Veterinary behavior experts seek cat-owning families for survey
• Ore. salmon expectations up, sport down
• Honors for Yolo Victims Services
• Yolo water agency hosts forum on state issues
• GOP budget plan would cut Pell Grants
• Yolo County unemployment rate rises - again
• It's a dog's life: UCD saves Waco police K-9
• Almond Queen Pageant winner will be crowned today in Guinda
• Ariz. girl injured in Woodland car crash
• Senator seeks to fund affordable housing
• Brown: Still optimistic about plan
• Pete Rose divorcing wife of nearly 27 years in LA
• Harvard president welcomes ROTC after ban
• Gadhafi forces battle rebels as 37 are killed in Libya
• Yolo County gains more than $800K in $22.5M hazardous waste disposal violations lawsuit
• Murder-mystery night at Woodland library
• Council commends managing strategies
• Adult Education could face slight cuts
• City adopts fee waiver policy for nonprofits
• Cops: Woodland trucker arrested on suspicion of sexually abusing child
• Study: US teens, young adults 'doing it' less
• Northwestern to investigate class' sex toy demo
• Youth Art Month being held in Winters
• Target Corporation to Pay $22.5 Million Settlement for Environmental Violations
• Yolo County Planning Project Status Report Update - March 2, 2011
• Woodland adult school still vulnerable
• New rules adopted for taco trucks
• State to buy local parcel for $3.4M
• 10 junior deputies laid off
• Medlock hearing set for March 16
• Officials seek missing dog from Monday accident
• Yolo Superior Court adopting shorter trial process
• Dems cool to targeting workers' pensions
• Pope exonerates Jews for Jesus' death
• Soroptimists host 'Superlicious' feast
• Almond Queen Pageant Saturday in Guinda
• Court asked to allow same-sex weddings
• State permit secured for Sacramento River water by Yolo water agency
• Brown to cops: Pension curbs ahead
• Davis woman in Monday fatal car crash identified
• Morning wetlands tour in Davis
• Burro bodyguard protects Yolo County sheep
• Family Reading Festival in Winters
• District Attorney Victim Services Program Receives Award from MADD
• Wrongway driver dies on Hwy. 113 in Woodland; others injured
• Food Bank opens market in Woodland
• Ownership of university patents being challenged
• Movie stars go nuts to sell in Asia
• Yolo County school board honors 'Excellence in Education' next week
• Yolo 101 courses continue with a look at legalities
• It's a reptile's world at Yolo Bypass
• Read off your fines in April
• Irrigation and energy seminar offered Thursday
• 'Gnomeo & Juliet' wins box office on Oscar weekend
• Woodland Public Library launches 24/7 online borrowing services
• Deadline nears as GOP balks on taxes
• Medicinal beer? New study shows maybe the ancient Nubians were onto something
• 'King's Speech' gets royal treatment at Academy Awards, wins best-picture
• Union bargaining just a dream for many government workers
• Northern Californians enjoy brief weather respite
• Crowds' chants heard in city near capital
• Protesters defy deadline to leave Wis. Capitol
• Sacramento firefighter hurt in big fall battling fire
• Leighton Dupree Sentenced to 27 years to Life for Second Degree Burglary of North Valley Bank
• Yolo County Board Of Supervisors Meeting Agenda For March 1, 2011
• Yolo County Planning Commission Meeting Agenda for March 10, 2011
• Woodland firefighters rescue drunken man from roof of Capitol Saloon
• Life after Morrison's
• Yolo County leads nation in transportation innovation
• Obama: Gadhafi must leave 'now'
• Farmers worry as unusually cold temps grip Calif.
• Snow briefly falls in SF hill regions
• Developers showcase hummingbird-shaped drone
• UCSD ensnared in another race controversy
• Armed pro-Gadhafi gangs roll in Libyan capital
• Yuba College board seeks additional information in chancellor search
• Car pollution focus of Woodland League of Women Voters luncheon on environment
• UC Davis Native American scholar Jack Forbes dies
• Anti-tobacco group needs volunteers
• Last call: Council to vote on vendors
• Storm splashes Woodland with rain; dumps snow on Tahoe
• Davis police arrest man on suspicion of '09 rape
• Audits show over-billings for open meetings law
• Bush bails out on Denver visit
• Gov't asks court to uphold 'don't ask, don't tell' policy
• All of Calif. now linked up to immigration enforcement network
• Another delay in 2010 Sheppard murder trial
• Yolo County Planning Project Status Report
• Woodland robber off to prison
• Armenian genocide gave rise to modern humanitarinism
• Truck spills oil on Woodland streets
• Yolo County teen birth rates remain low
• Survival more important than saving some fish species, researchers say
• Settlement may temporarily ease conflict over Delta water supplies
• Brown, lawmakers have open debate
• Throngs view space shuttle Discovery's last launch
• Commission: Freeze pensions for Calif. workers
• Air Force awards tanker contract to Boeing
• GM posts 1st full-year profit since 2004
• Woodland recognizes finest citizens at awards dinner
• Constitutional oratory held
• County chase leads to arrest for brandishing of 'flare gun'
• Constitutional oratory
• County chase leads to arrest for brandishing of 'flare gun'
• Gov't will no longer defend constitutionality of same-sex ban
• Court asked to clear way for Calif.
• GOP lawmakers form caucus opposing tax vote
• Ex-Calif. official accused of fraud hospitalized
• Wis. governor discusses strategy to gag caller
• Gadhafi hold whittled away as Libya revolt spreads
• Read Off Your Fines During National Library Week, April 10-16
• Woodland charter school OK'd by Yolo County ed board
• Collective bargaining for state workers in jeopardy
• YoloArts hosting Communications workshop
• State teachers pension system could be insolvent by 2042
• Beer and cheese paired at UCDavis event
• Pioneer High launches 'Project Citizen'
• Sacramento chamber recognizes Tom Stallard
• Snow could replace Yolo County almond blossoms
• The Notorious Shank Brothers
• School beautification at Woodland High
• Individuals who have aided Woodland honored tonight
• County Academy offers lessons in local government
• UC Davis scientists clone plants as seeds
• UC Davis study: Obesity, high-fat meal link reinforced
• Thousands of bills are introduced by lawmakers
• Hopes high for charter school
• Man drives into ditch, arrested for DUI
• 2 arrested after flaunting gun
• A glimpse of what's to come
• Qualifying Yolo residents can get up 2 to pets neutered on Spay Day
• Cache Creek HS students get grants to take part in art show
• Police searching for possible attempted kidnapper
• News crew attacked reporting on shooting
• Report: Increase on San Bruno line violated rules
• Indian tribes, regulators clash over fishing
• Vacaville pet is top dog
• Slaven Ranch hosts Sheepdog Trial runs
• Woodland Police reach out to community with hoops tournament; Frank Shamrock shows up as special guest
• Brown praises budget slashes
• States ignored warnings on unemployment insurance
• Blighted downtown SF
• Harris Lewin, new research vice chancellor, to receive Wolf Prize
• UC Davis scientists work on airport liquid scanner
• No injuries in collision near Esparto
• No injuries in car crash near Gibson Road
• Recognizing heart disease differs in women
• Volcanic magma could become power source
• State wants to allow Woodland, Davis Sacramento River access
• Local musician San Miguel has 'opportunity of a lifetime'
• WJUSD class sizes could see significant increase
• Dems push modified version of Gov.'s budget
• Brown's newest ally? A 'fur ball' with charm
• Storms dump 4-9 feet of snow in Sierra this week
• Feds boost water supplies for many CA farms
• Women's History Luncheon postponed
• Justice Center to combine agencies
• Storms drop heavy snow in Sierra, more on the way
• Cops: Man jumps out of bush, attacks women
• Minor injuries in Wednesday accident
• Woodland to cap mobile vendors
• No injuries in car crash on Churchill Downs
• UCD energy pros help Navy go green
• Davis resident awakes to scare off burglar
• Universities work on computing center
• SADVC peer training set
• Beautifying Woodland High campus planned
• DA's report 'great variance' over Gutierrez shooting
• Woodland council selects Tom Stallard to fill unexpired term of Jeff Monroe
• High winds, rain expected throughout Thursday, Friday
• One car rear-ends another
• Woodland Healthcare planning 42nd annual foundation dinner
• Council says Gov.'s proposal 'unconstitutional'
• Audit: Calif. agencies misallocate casino money
• Dems pledge to streamline regulations
• Calif. court to answer question on gay marriage ban
• Patty Bogle, wine family matriarch dies
• Local economic development financing eyed
• Lawnmower exchanges offered by Yolo air district
• Scientists connect global warming to extreme rain
• Deep Sea Dreams Art Shows Exhibition
• Article commenting how-tos and tips
• California State University told to give priority to local students
• UC gets F for public records transparency
• More water promised than can be delivered by overstressed Delta
• Gov. freezes hiring; drops wage lawsuit
• Drug may slow growth of early prostate cancer
• Investigation closed on Woodland's Gutierrez shooting
• Bill of rights introduced for airline passengers
• New device gives a better shot at survival
• State budget cuts jeopardize meeting laws
• Body in truck ID'd; cause of death pending
• Grant will aid Woodland firefighters
• Yolo County To Start Family Justice Center
• Yolo Historical Society meets in West Sac
• Marriage IOUs issued by county for Yolo couples
• Yolo deputies cleared in '09 shooting of Woodlander
• State wants to disconnect prison cell phones
• Obama's budget has lots of cuts, no slashes
• California Dems outline deep cuts if tax hikes nixed
• Arrest after slow-speed collision in Knights Landing
• Medicare fraud bill reintroduced
• Valentine 'sweethearts' at animal shelter
• CPRSaturday offers ways to help save lives in Yolo
• Yolo County Library Celebrates 100 Years – Part VI
• Yolo County Housing Meeting Agenda for February 17, 2011
• 10th Annual Guinda black history celebration draws hundreds
• Yolo County, Woodland governments ring up hefty bills with mobile phones
• Valentine's Day: V-Day Is B Day
• Lady Antebellum wins record, song of year
• Woodland to weigh Brown's proposal
• First lady says laughter is key to togetherness
• Foes seek to de-fund, discredit Planned Parenthood clinics
• Yolo County Board of Supervisors Meeting Agenda for February 14, 2011
• Jerry Brown determined to change tone of the Capitol
• Councilman could be named
• Support center coming to YoloCounty
• Woodland mom stabs daughter, gets arrested
• Supes seek to identify leadership practices at planning workshop
• Police: Man robs Woodland cocktail lounge
• Spanish-language radio drama tackles gay issues
• Open primary system to get 1st test
• New UC Davis curriculum features ethics
• WPD: Dead body found in Churchill Downs parking lot
• UCD prof: Good day for world, democracy
• Cook new director of health
• For 2011-12 year, Wednesday new early exit day for schools
• Cairo cheers Mubarak's exit
• Obama welcomes Egypt transition
• Strong quake jolts Chile; magnitude 6.8
• New approach to tapping solar power
• Beamer sets immersion meetings
• Young musicians in concert at Woodland High School
• Search for new Yuba Community College District chancellor is on
• Heritage foundation seeks local support for Yolo County Fair
• California love: Gov. flies Southwest to L.A., doesn't want 'one-party plan'
• Verizon iPhone debut greeted with short lines
• WFD: Waste Management smoldering accidental
• US ambassador to UN hosts town hall at Twitter HQ
• Mubarak refuses to quit, hands VP powers
• Judge grants Kelsey Grammer divorce
• Committee hears debate on Gov.'s plans for redevelopment
• Free Tire Recycling in West Sacramento on February 26
• 'Widows' tax' lingers
• Candidate list for vacant seat cut to 2
• Gov. drops plans to push state property
• HP shows first webOS tablet computer
• House rejects 3 extensions of provisions
• Higher food prices ahead after corn reserves sink
• Strokes are rising fast among young, middle-aged
• Woodland holds 'work session' on Measure J
• Inaugural ag summit examines California farming issues at UCD
• 'Eye care for seniors' set for discussion at The Californian
• Yolo supes affirm Conaway water buy
• UCD study: Popular kids not school bullies
• Childhood obesity a big issue for many state voters
• State college leaders back taxes for education
• Brown presses cuts to lawmakers
• Women, wine and chocolate
• Death in bat caves worries UC Davis researchers
• UCDavis transportation expert speaks at league luncheon
• Year of the Rabbit celebrated locally
• Cold Canyon can be a hot hike for those who like challenges
• UC, CSU will avoid fee hikes
• Textbook rental saves money for UCD students
• Freed Google exec helped spark Egypt revolt
• Woodland's interim fire chief may get a new title
• Lawmaker pushes for access to juvenile courts
• Driver in fatal crash of woodland girl has hearing delayed
• Free training offered for parenting tough teens
• CHPdialing up efforts to cite for cell phones
• Chico's Aaron Rodgers wins Super Bowl, MVP award
• Brown remains close to Capitol
• Suleiman meets opposition, offers new concessions
• Super Bowl ads: Eminem, Roseanne, singing cowboys
• The rise and fall of a foreclosure king
• Reagan celebrated by Nancy, Beach Boys on 100th
• Year later, family's disappearance is a mystery
• 2 arrested in fatal Ohio fraternity house shooting
• Iran opens trial of 3 Americans on spy charges
• Thai, Cambodian clashes resume
• Woodland Opera House Presents 'Johnny and Dee Price and the Rhythm Riders'
• Ready, set, dough: Pizza makers prep for a Super Bowl day
• Health care fraud: Not a faceless crime any longer
• Farmers watch harsh winter crush their livelihoods
• Anti-Mubarak activists bruised, tired, hungry
• Palin: US out of step with Reagan's values
• Child porn prosecutions soaring
• CA lowrider funeral procession honors Impala owner
• Hundreds protest Egypt leader in several US cities
• San Bruno highlights lax pipeline rules
• Downtown businesses say sales on upswing
• Wool carder bees not a terrorist
• Tree planting held on Putah Creek
• 'Mayors for Meals' day being planned
• No trial date set for Sheppard
• UCD scholar: Internet influences protests
• UC Davis professor attacked in Cairo
• Council hopefuls meet, greet
• Snow, ice not part of Super Bowl vision in Texas
• Mourners salute beloved Hmong leader Gen. Vang Pao
• Local mayor, fire chief join Thompson in applauding funding decision
• Man pleads guilty to robbing local bank
• Janitor charged with murder in Placerville principal shooting
• Yolo County Planning Commission Meeting Agenda for February 10, 2011
• Music boosters hold dinner
• January jobs report forecast to show modest gains
• Jason Sigur hearing scheduled for Mar. 30
• 'Down to the bone' department may break off ties with 10 deputies
• Janitor to police: I was fired before incident
• Thousands march against Yemen's president
• Obama sharpens jobs element of energy pitch
• Compton parents sue over charter conversion effort
• House Republicans move to slash domestic programs
• Bitter cold, destruction in wake of storm
• Yolo County News - 2009-2010 Annual Report Online
• Woodland will consider different usages of PG&E funds than underground wiring
• Medlock waives prelim hearing
• Placerville principal shot, killed
• Blood splashes in Cairo square
• State legislator pushes for historic public access to juvenile dependency courts statewide
• Calif. promotes clean energy standards
• Punxsutawney Phil predicts an early spring
• Brown's labor allies may get involved in GOP primaries
• Big rigs crash on County Road 99W
• DA Gets Money Back for Victims of Bad Check Writers
• Cultural events planned at Woodland College
• Yolo supervisors critical of Sacramento's 'Crash tax'
• Woodland council forum hosted Thursday
• Global warming questions delay Yolo's climate plan
• More prosecutions of illegal immigrants
• Turmoil in Egypt will reshape US role in Mideast
• UC Davis study: Weight-loss focus is ineffective
• Woodlander reaches out through music to aid special needs children
• UCD prof will buy his own beer after he finds butterfly
• Habitat for Humanity hits milestone
• $46M spent on failed Calif. global warming measure
• Woodland High School students earn Honor Roll and Academic Achievement
• Whitman spent $43.25 a vote to lose the governorship
• UC Davis Mideast expert says Egypt endgame is near
• Furloughs for pay cuts eyed for city battalion chiefs
• Brief foot chase leads to arrest in Woodland
• Water on council's table for discussion
• Fairfield man arrested after pursuit
• Court of Appeal reverses discrimination suit
• Woodland woman cleared of kidnap charges
• Celebration of Abraham discusses 'Moving Beyond Victimhood'
• Free Farm Show expecting big crowd
• Analysis: Gov. using bully pulpit to gather support
• Reform leader calls for Mubarak to resign
• Colusa County holds ribbon cutting for its first permanent public higher education facility
• SF police seeking to revisit Taser debate
• Man arrested with explosives at mosque
• Vehicle collides into residence
• Hillary meets with Haiti presidential candidates
• Yolo County Board of Supervisors Special Meeting Agenda for February 8, 2011
• Immunization Clinic Hours Changed to Wednesdays, 2:00 to 5:00 p.m.
• Food Closet recognizes those who feed the hungry
• New Woodland chamber president can 'fuggedabout' being too serious
• Vote could benefit theater
• International House in Davis opens October International Festival
• Chaos engulfs Cairo
• Comic David Frye, known for Nixon impression, dies
• USDA asked to decide: Does organic mean outdoor?
• Analysis: Not an easy balancing act for Obama
• Obama calls for reform in Egypt
• Looters rip heads off 2 mummies at museum
• 7 indicted on drug charges; 2 men from Arbuckle
• Celebration of Abraham moves beyond 'victimhood'
• Newly opened UC Davis food facility fully funded by private donors
• Supes to hold special meeting
• Theater gets a little help from its Friends: Harris files appeal
• Budget may be 'train wreck about to happen' for WJUSD
• Brown orders deep cuts to government vehicle fleet
• Amid massive protests, Egypt leader fires Cabinet
• UC Davis vets gather samples from Vallejo theme park's dead elephant for researchers
• No bodies in kidnap suspect's car taken from canal
• Yolo County immunization clinic's hours changed
• Yolo County Board of Supervisors Meeting Agenda for February 1, 2011
• Pioneer High School students named to honor roll
• Davis Friends of the Library holding book sale
• Embezzlement charge filed on Woodland man
• Explorit center closing in Davis
• Woodland food truck vendors face new rules
• Fog may be lifting soon over Yolo County
• New supervisor to lead county's First 5 commission
• Woodlander charged with vehicle theft
• Davis man appointed to state Department of Finance
• Arbuckle driver hits horse on foggy N. county road
• N2Deep rapper, wife, remembered
• Green blueprint issued for S.F Bay
• State's voters appear to support special election
• Music boosters host dinner
• Parole again denied in 1982 Yolo County kidnapping
• President's speech draws mixed reviews from aea congressmen
• Brown defends deep budget cutbacks
• Foreclosure rates drop countywide in '10
• Local congressman named to intelligence panel
• Yolo hazmat facility now open weekly
• Warm weather breeds mosquitoes
• Woman bitten by dog near library
• Hazardous Waste Facility Now Open Every Friday and Saturday
• Academic literacy summit set at UC Davis
• Woodland's food trucks may have to keep moving
• Analysis: Obama, GOP, frame debate for 2012 elections
• Republican response to President Obama's State of the Union speech
• Assemblyman Nielsen No. 1 in filling up at taxpayer expense
• $1.48M for humanities research over next 7 years
• Arraignment today for 'suicidal' UCD student
• UCDavis opens food science center
• CSUto raise fees for doctorate students
• Delta may be site for carbon storage
• Wolk awarded key committee posts
• Wolk hosts budget challenge Thursday
• UC Davis health system an economic engine for region
• Less than half of nation's students proficient in science
• Rap singer for N2Deep and wife die in motorcycle crash
• Yolo's seniors, youths need more public transit
• UC Davis finds greenhouse gases hurt stock value
• Obama's changed state of the union
• Redeveloment agencies to be audited
• Woodland police dog takes down prowler
• Farmer who tangled with Tyson rejected
• State water allocation increases by 60%
• Winters teen aids cancer research with fashion show
• High court rejects farmer who tangled with Tyson
• Winters teen putting on fashion show to help fund cancer research
• Stanford alumna tries tackling tough task
• Tale of foreclosure has lessons for homebuyers
• Boitez, juvenile arrested for vandalism
• Tea partiers: Defense in mix for budget cuts
• US diplomacy embracing Twitter amid global crises
• Case in Giffords shooting likely to take years
• Friends, foes of Venezuela's Chavez stage rival marches
• GOPleader: I believe Obama is a US citizen
• 2 groups battle for historic Navy vessel
• Two Men Convicted of West Sacramento Drive-by Shooting
• Citizens' tips lead to arrests of graffiti vandals
• Suicidal UCD student arrested for making terrorists threats
• Obama pitches open markets as key to jobs
• Tobacco report: Yolo deserves 'D' grade
• Obama's economic agenda: Boost US competitiveness
• Man convicted in shooting facing at least 50 years
• Calif. official warns of IOUs
• Few leads in search for boy taken from grandmother
• Nevada border casinos luring Calif. Hispanics
• Yolo County Board of Supervisors Meeting Agenda for January 25, 2011
• Suicidal UC Davis student arrested for making terrorists threats
• Advocates, politicians help Calif. lead US in implementing health care reform
• Air ambulance provides expedient assistance
• Yolo County Farm Bureau honors Dursts
• 2010 weakest year for home sales since '97
• Charters schools expand with public, private money
• CHP investigating death threats to Jerry Brown
• Calif. almond harvest expected to set record
• Calif. unemployment rises slightly to 12.5 pct
• Calif. joins in defense of Affordable Care Act
• Tomato defendant seeks $1.3M from overseas account
• District Attorney Recovers Nearly $300,000 For Victims Of Bad Check Writers
• Chancellor Harrington to retire
• Murder-mystery night planned at Woodland library
• Victim's family sues Schwarzenegger over clemency
• Catholic Healthcare West grants aid county nonprofits
• Police unsure why man beat boy with cane
• Ex-CASA director Medlock's plea denied
• Woodland man arrested for committing lewd, lascivious acts on minor child
• Candidate field narrows to 6 finalists
• 'Yolo County 101' returns for another series of classes
• Gov. Brown decries polarized political attacks
• Power goes out for 3,000 in Woodland area Wednesday night
• GOP's health care repeal: Now for the hard part
• Firm: Calif home prices drop 4 pct in Dec.
• Water supply to flow for Yolo County farmers
• Northern Calif home prices dip 1 percent in December
• Calif. handgun ammo rules thrown out by judge
• Gov. seeks to extend nearly everyone's taxes
• Council field grows, list shrinks
• Unanimous vote allows Chase Bank to build Main St. branch
• Council members flush flood policy; delay rezoning of 22-acre lot
• Woodland man, 44, beats boy, 14, with wood cane
• House votes to repeal Obama's law
• Study: Students not reading, writing -- or learning -- in college
• Federal grand jury indicts Ariz. shooting suspect
• Rep. Giffords able to stand up as she readies for rehab
• Hu: China's rights need help
• Yolo County Features on County Programs and Services Update - Jan 18, 2011
• Yolo County 101 Resident’s Academy Returns
• Calif judge: handgun ammo laws unconstitutional
• Yolo Federal Credit Union's 'Give A Click' aids local nursery school
• $100 for Woodland water intake site
• Travis CU offering scholarship
• Davis man gets prison for molesting young niece
• Police arrest suspect metal thief Tuesday
• Milk and yogurt study held
• State won't raid public transit funds this year
• More marine mammals being shot in California
• Yolo County Judge Sentences Davis Man to Prison for Molesting His 15 Year-Old Niece
• Vets without families paid tribute
• Slain civil rights leader message not forgotten in Yolo County
• 'Big box' development could be bounced in Woodland by council
• 3 boys arrested on suspicion of burglary
• Flood policy faces cancellation by Woodland council
• 2 county offices cut operational hours
• Brown taps deep political skills to sell budget
• Intradistrict enrollment nears closure
• Woodlander arrested after DUI accident
• Three Life Sentences for West Sacramento Man Convicted In Double Kidnapping for Rape Case
• Poll: Raw feelings easing over health law
• Cancer survivor aims to raze barriers with Web application
• Tea partiers keeping an eye on those they backed
• With shock subsiding from rampage, pain sets in for Ariz. victims
• Ariz. shooting victim arrested, taken to hospital
• Care Car installs new officers, dishes out awards
• Nation ponders MLK Jr. in wake of Ariz. shootings
• Mini-stroll being planned Saturday at Gibson Mansion
• Woodland streets turning into safer places to drive
• Parents: bullying a problem in schools
• Captain Williams leaving 'home'
• Body recovered from Napa River ID'd as Esparto man earlier reported missing
• 2011 looms as toughest yet for state budgets
• MLK Jr. Celebration Monday in Davis
• Wikipedia turns 10 with plans to diversify
• UCD cancer center to help reduce health disparities among American Indians
• New bill introduced to ban 'open carry'
• Body recovered from Napa River ID'd as Esparto man earlier reported missing
• Woodland parents: bullying is problem in schools
• In wake of shooting, Thompson carries on with business
• Farm lobbying group cautions states on immigration
• Council to hear Chase case
• Woodland to vote on key piece of Davis water deal Tuesday
• West Sac man sentenced to 3 consecutive life terms
• Police: Vandals steal cooper wire from Woodland's former Dubach Park
• UC sees big jump in its undergraduate applications
• State finance chief woos chamber
• Soldier's death under investigation
• Medi-Cal patients would pay more under gov.'s proposal
• Woodland, UC Davis fined for violating wastewater rules
• UC Davis sees big jump in undergraduate applications
• As King holiday nears, certainty about equality unchanged since '06
• West Sacramento postman killer denied parole
• Transit expert speaks at League of Women Voters luncheon
• Unfair budget: Brown's proposal cuts $32M allotted for Calif. county fairs
• Lawmakers get first look at Gov.'s pitch
• Organization: Supes violated Brown Act in water deal
• Jump on in: BrooksCommunity pool reopens Monday after receiving repairs
• Yolo County Sheriff's Captain Williams off to El Dorado Sheriff's department
• Budget: Cuts to wildland firefighting teams loom
• Wounded Giffords moves arms, legs
• Gov. may have to go it alone on tax plan
• Over 1 million Americans seen losing homes in 2011
• Obama to US: 'We can be better'
• Yolo County leads nation in '09-'10 job losses
• Board unanimously gives charter high school conditional approval
• Report: Brown's budget would help rebuild Calif.
• Williamson Act back on the block in Brown's proposal
• Calif. schools earn a 'C' mark in national survey
• UCD receives $40M to lead major multistate ag research programs
• CHP tranquilizes bull near Dunnigan
• Deven releases City Council seat candidates
• Yolo County Board of Supervisors Calendar Update
• Reduced Public Hours in Assessor’s Office January 21 To April 1, 2011
• Killer of West Sacramento Postal Worker Denied Parole
• Applicants lining up for Woodland council position
• UC Davis receives $40M to lead multistate ag research programs
• Yolo County supervisors look ahead to additional responsibilities
• Woodland's Redevelopment Agency defended for preserving history
• Brown dials back who gets mobile phones
• Herger: Don't let violence rule politics
• Yocha Dehe nation gains historic preservation officer
• First Northern Bank worker in Davis arrested on suspicion of embezzlement
• 8th Annual Celebration of Abraham
• Woodland United Way falling short of goal
• Food Closet fundraiser earns $26,873
• Historical Society meeting held Sunday
• Yolo County lawmakers respond to prospect of state budget cuts, tax increases
• Food Pantry set up at UCD
• Higher education funds slashed by governor
• Woodland man out from under a cloud as feds drop Laos conspiracy case
• Missing Winters' man's body identified
• Woodland charter school goes to county board
• Esparto Lions Crab Feed
• Free tax assistance for low-income county residents
• MTV pushes for more laughs than music
• Yolo County Offers Free Tax Assistance To Low-Income Wage Earners
• State budget: Everyone will feel the pain
• Walrus babies the goal of new scientific research
• No women currently serving on Yolo County Board of Supervisors
• Face time with lawmakers now in peril
• Intern stanched blood from gunshot
• Loughner had plans to kill Rep. Giffords
• Docs optimistic, but Giffords in for long recovery
• Fraud case exposes lack of state controls
• Yolo County News: LAFCO Meeting Cancelled
• Judge Sentences Woodland Man to Prison for Molesting His Step-Daughter
• Yolo County Housing Meeting Agenda for January 13, 2011
• Details of suspect in Ariz rampage slowly emerge
• Brown revealing plans, cuts Monday
• Obama says economy moving in right direction
• New Calif. AG breaks barriers
• Agency in charge of Delta gets new boss
• New rules may increase patients on home dialysis
• More young people are winding up in nursing homes
• Huge gold nugget found in Sierra up for auction in Sacramento
• 14 beheaded in Mexico drug killing
• Arizona Rep. Giffords shot, at least 5 killed
• Christian De Knikker promoted on Nimitz
• Raley's Food for Families hits goal
• Woodland's Mosqueda reaches 100
• Woodland boys fall to Dixon, 75-48
• UC Davis chancellor against boosts in pension for high-paid UC workers
• CASA names Fauver new director
• Winters' Jose DeJesus Lopez, 49, still missing
• Nobody has applied to take vacant City Council seat yet
• Brown to cut education post, first lady's office
• US says too much fluoride in water
• Calif. man admits bomb threat to federal office
• Man accused of baseball bat attack on son, 8
• Calif. funeral planned for Hmong leader Vang Pao
• Dursts to be honored by Yolo County Farm Bureau
• Assemblywoman named 'Clean Water Champion'
• Woodland Food Closet exceeds fundraising goal
• Cambridge Junior college seeks more students with open house
• Don't Light Tonight Advisory is in effect Friday
• Brown's redevelopment talk sparks fears, applauds around state
• WJUSD to plan for worse times
• Chemical signal in women's tears a turnoff for men
• Winters man chokes woman holding baby, gets arrested
• Trailers stolen from HPproperty
• Congress unlikely to extend hand to ailing states
• Fed, Calif. officials vow to fight Blue Shield hike
• Yolo taxpayers group hosts forum on state budget
• Employment and Social Services Closures January 12, 2011
• Davis biker, 42, gets hit by Willows motorist, 78
• 2 blazes on 5th St. 60 feet away from each other not related, officials say
• Brown names top advisers; wife to serve unpaid
• Police identify man who died in Sunday accident
• Yolo County Assembly members praise Gov. Brown
• 2 women hurt in Main St. crash, but not in critical condition
• 4th hearing ruled out by DA Reisig
• Boehner, who defeated Pelosi, elected speaker as new session begins
• Robert Gibbs quits his job at White House
• Cambridge Junior College hosting Open House
• DA Will Not Retry Galvan Brothers
• County Road 93 Closed January 10 - 14, 2011
• 2nd structure on 5th St. in Woodland
• Woodland officials awaiting budget specifics
• Shrinkage a sign of things to come for Woodland government
• Woman hurt in traffic accident
• Yolo DA won't pursue 4th trial in W. Sac case
• Appeals court seeks advice on gay marriage case
• Yolo Farm Bureau hosts 97th Annual meeting
• Suit challenges farm pesticides
• Driver blows tire, runs off I-505
• Pedestrian killed in Woodland accident remains unidentified
• State's new governor sees hard times ahead
• Woodland leaders see subtle improvement for the year
• Schwarzenegger plays favorites to aid Nunez
• House GOP vowing to repeal health care bill
• Yolo Housing gets grant for better water
• Linnaean Games don't bug UCDavis students
• 50 things we know in 2011 we didn't in 2010
• Got a question? Then ask a Woodland librarian
• Make Improving Literacy Your New Year’s Resolution
• County Fees for Yolo County Update - Jan 3, 2011
• Reduced Public Hours In the Auditor-Controller/Treasurer-Tax Collector’s Office
• Yolo County Branch Libraries Closed for Staff Training on January 10
• Jerry Brown takes oath of office as governor of California
• Apartment fire leaves residents out in the rain
• Upon entering, Brown's tone is muted
• White family gets another '11' with Elizabeth Pearl
• Storm's aftermath wreak havoc across Calif.; snow hits Capay Valley
• Spending, debt showdowns will test new leaders
• Analysis:How now, Jerry Brown?
• GOP agenda: Major impact may be on 2012 election
• Woman in prison for killing pimp gets clemency
• Obama aide: Don't 'play chicken' with debt ceiling
• Yolo County Planning Project Status Report Update - Jan 2, 2011
• Yolo County may build new courthouse by 2013, judge says
• A look at high-profile Yolo County court cases continuing into new year
• Next act for governor: return to LA, go green
• Kiss your 100-watt lightbulb goodbye
• Karzai rejects US request to replace minister
• Companies hope sourcing will stem illegal honey
• Police arrest 3 in Woodland for DUI on New Year's Day
• New laws launched Saturday statewide affect everyone
• 3 suspects arrested for burglary
• Millions gather worldwide to ring in new year
• Good news, bad news for Delta fish
• Gut-wrenching '10 ends well for investors
• New state law requires vaccine for grades 7-12
• Mortgage lenders now advertising as crisis solvers
• Obama swings for familiarity in Hawaii
• Ex-SF crime lab tech won't face criminal charges
• Butterfly for pitcher of beer offered
• Glenn group seeks drug legislation
• 2nd annual community Kwanza Ends with singing and dancing
• Fewer join unemployment rolls; good sign for '11
• Brown mum on tax extensions talk
• Two sides to every story: Gibson says WJUSD board member attacked him
• Winters man may have fallen into Putah Creek
• What you pay for Medicare won't cover your costs
• Arbuckle man, 19, gets hurt after falling asleep behind wheel
• Texas, EPA fight over regulations grows
• VFW reaching out to younger vets
• Davis hotel awarded top state accolades
• 2 Woodland businesses are victims of robbery
• Tsakopoulos' buy Conaway Ranch
• Poll: Baby boomers fear outliving Medicare
• Business associate allegedly attacks Woodland school board member at Starbucks
• Woodland City Council seeks applicants to fill vacant seat
• New laws may not be on the books for very long
• High-paid UC execs seek big pension boost
• Mountain plover survey set to begin
• Gulf oil spill biggest news story of 2010
• Calif. court denies Schwarzenegger buildings sale
• Woodland woman tells of surviving firebombing
• Schwarzenegger leaves green laws and red ink
• Gov.'s promise to 'blow up boxes' failed
• State's snowpack holding twice the amount of water
• UCD hosts wine symposium
• DUI drivers are on CHP's radar screen
• Lions Club speakers contest nears
• Rebates offered for rain sensors
• Firewood buyers told to be on alert for scams
• Woodland neighbor, police get women to safety in firebombing
• 19th Crab Feed set by local Kiwanis
• Bill 'shock' over text messages tackled by FCC
• Man who bit CHP officer dies in jail
• Colusa power station now operational
• Baby boomers near 65 with retirements in doubt
• Tundra swans wintering in Yolo
• DUI checkpoint finds people driving safe
• New storm to hit California today
• Yolobus to run full service New Year's Eve
• New laws will allow Calif. to begin reforms
• A harder line on illegal immigrants
• Man quits job, makes living suing e-mail spammers
• Cheap concert seats due after cruel summer of 2010
• 'Little Fockers' tops weekend box office
• Iconic Dunnigan restaurant Bill and Kathy's closing
• Playboy's Hugh Hefner gets engaged to a Playmate again
• 13 volunteer at Yolo Wayfarer Center to feed those in need on Christmas day
• Woodland man tries to evade officers; later bites CHP sergeant
• Brown rode a wave of young idealism
• Brown's wife his most important adviser
• New tax law packed with business tax cuts
• Oil exports from Iraq's Kurdish north to resume
• Chastened, unpopular ducks don't come up lame
• Schwarzenegger leaves mixed legacy in Calif.
• Pope urges courage for Catholics in China and Iraq
• 100 years of Christmases for Woodlanders
• Holiday 2010: The year shoppers came back
• Sierra ski season off to bang with huge snowpack
• Joe Biden says gay marriage 'inevitable'
• Californians start cleaning up mud, water, debris
• Obamas to spend quiet Christmas in Hawaii
• Old reliables falter, potential new stars emerge for 2010
• EPA moving unilaterally to limit gases
• 3 Yolo County residents receive gift of hearing for Christmas
• Groups call for reforms after MediaNews investigation
• Supervisor disputes water agreement
• Yamada to celebrate 100 years of life for 2 Woodlanders
• Judge to tour state's death chamber
• Winters students to be better fed
• Rebuilding ag extension in world's poorest countries
• Stocks mixed on last trading day before holiday
• Raley's Food for Families aids local Food Closet fundraiser
• UC Davis researchers find where unconscious memories come from
• War rhetoric rises between North, South Korea
• First Northern donates to Yolo Food Bank
• Woodland chamber seeks parade photos
• Woodland motocross park gains traction
• Census: No gains for state in House
• Obama to sign food safety bill
• Keep storm drains clear of leaves in Woodland
• Woodland Healthcare to ban tobacco use
• New officers for Woodland Masonic Lodge
• LA evacuations ordered; Calif braces for more rain
• Nifty special effects in 'Tron' eclipse story and character
• Holiday fight against DUIs under way
• UC Davis looks at effect of farmed salmon
• Literacy service graduates teens
• CHP and United Way aid Yolo County kids
• Storm spares Yolo County for now
• High-power rifle sales targeted by ATF
• Minor injuries reported in Sunday accidents
• Surfin' U.S.A Beach Party
• Students look to 2012 after immigration bill fails
• Senate GOP leader to oppose nuclear treaty
• LA rainstorm prompts worries of mudslides
• Shoppers crowd the malls in Christmas countdown
• Early holiday treat: 2010's only total lunar eclipse
• Audit suggests PG&E took shortcuts in inspections
• SKorea to conduct firing drills from border island
• Winter holiday DUI crackdown under way
• Yolo County – Conaway Ranch Agreement Reached
• Yolo Marines drive to help those in need
• Series of storms bears down
• GOP blocks thousands of youths with bill
• Calif's 3rd-largest city new medi-pot battleground
• Yolo County releases Climate Action Plan for public review
• Heavy snow hits Europe
• BofA stops handling WikiLeaks payments
• Yoloans take advantage of recycling opportunities
• Woodland chamber holds 'Parade' photo contest
• LaPlante is December's top-rated Woodlander
• Woodland Food Closet donations growing
• Yolo County offices closed for holidays
• Commission recommends removal of flood policy
• Calif. water projections raised as storms roll in
• Bill no good for those who used up benefits
• Yolo County Planning Project Status Report Update - Capay Valley Area Plan
• Yolo County Planning Commission Meeting Agenda For January 13, 2011
• Yolo County Releases Climate Action Plan For Public Review
• Yolo receives planning grant
• Assemblyman named to budget panel
• Rain, floods coming to valley
• Pa. girls fight 'boobies' bracelet ban in US court
• Regulators OK major greenhouse gas rules
• Corrections: December 17, 2010
• Mummified forest provides clues to arctic climate change
• Panel: Delta recovery plan incomplete
• West Sacramento Man Convicted of Double Kidnapping for Rape
• Woodland City Hall making efforts to conserve energy
• Woodland Kiwanis Club plans annual Crab Feed
• Buck Bailey boys basketball tourney begins tonight
• Final 6 chosen to help draw Calif. district maps
• West Sacramento man convicted of sexual assault, kidnapping
• Esparto's Schulte gets recognition award from World Link
• Woodland-Davis agency, Conaway group working on deal
• Monroe's replacement likely to be appointed
• Yolo Receives $139,724 Sustainable Communities Planning Grant
• UC Davis malaria researcher wins coveted agriculture scholarship
• Helen Thomson attends final board meeting
• UC raises retirement age
• Yolo water agency to buy Conaway water rights
• Woman's body found in Davis homeless camp
• 3 mistrials later, brothers may face Yolo jury again
• New gov. warns of fiscal woes for teachers
• Mom killed, 5 hurt in gun battle at Sac mall
• Another 14 inducted into state Hall of Fame
• Fewer grads chose to be state teachers
• Medical service honors for retiring supervisor
• Helen M. Thomson to Receive SSVMS Award
• Davis Branch Library Open During the Winter Holidays
• Hearing under way for Dunnigan man who assaulted teen
• Woodland parking fines going up
• Setback for Obama's health care overhaul
• Felony drunk driving suspect gets private attorney
• Woodland Chevron robbed on CR-102
• Cell phone leads to arrest on assorted drug charges
• Longtime Woodland rice mill being sold
• Yolo County Department Closures During the Winter Holidays
• Luminary illusions along Woodland's residential streets
• Power shift in Sacramento has already begun
• Social Security advocates fear payroll tax cut
• Gang moms, dads sent to school
• Schools to consider allowing corporate sponsors
• Saturn's rings: Leftovers from a cosmic murder?
• Inmate found dead in Sacramento County Main Jail
• Even Dem foes of tax cut plan see it passing soon
• Board to hear Woodland charter school's petition
• Yolo County Food Recalls Update - December 10, 2010
• Woodland Holiday Parade marches on
• Meteor showers set to take place later this month
• More farmers work away from fields to pay bills
• Holiday Parade winners
• Meteor showers set to take place later this month
• Tip leads to Dixon drug arrests
• Obama: Tax cut deal not perfect, but worth passage; Clinton agrees
• Protection sought forCentral Valley woodpecker
• Honey bee expert has some advice
• US governors from western states debate water laws
• Yolo County Board of Supervisors Meeting Agenda for December 14, 2010
• Eagle Court of Honor held for La'akea Drumright
• Stars come out to support WMH
• Woodland, Davis water deal approaches agreement
• CHP busts Woodland mom
• Woodland councilman's empty seat could go to vote
• Yolo judge postpones Sheppard case until evidence can be presented
• Former UC Davis employee arrested on embezzlement charges
• Whitlocks love Woodland; customers love their trees
• Woodland school board trustees sworn into office
• Calif. grows less than 1 percent
• Committee might advise suspending agency's search for downtown theater
• Yolo County LAFCO Meetings Update - Dec 9, 2010
• Yolo County Library Celebrates 100 Years – Part IV
• Ready for Woodland's Christmas Parade
• High school graduations, dropouts on rise
• Judges, court workers salaries now available for public view
• Hole in Lee Middle School ceiling takes 5 weeks to be fixed
• Measure E funds get rearranged
• Unanimous vote by Woodland City Council brings back furlough days for mid-management staff
• Brown says Calif. faces painful choices ahead
• Tax defeat could trigger new recession, WH warns
• Prosecutor offers deal to Calif teen wrestler
• Over-the-top gifts for the pet who has everything
• 30 years later: Fans of all ages celebrate John Lennon's life
• Teen arrested in drive-through spinach attack
• UC Davis insect collection kit attracts Martha Stewart
• 'Bellapede' is new name for Davis park's caterpillar
• Dixon center offers shelter for homeless area veterans
• Yolo farmers get choice on Williamson contracts
• New chapter opens in life of restored Davis library
• New Woodland fire chief faces challenges
• 'Buck for Kids Day' at Dutch Bros. Friday
• Woodland library offers reference assistance
• DA Files Hate Crime Charge
• Granite Bay Contractor Pleads To Charges For Unlicensed Work
• District Attorney Gets Money Back For Victims Of Bad Check Writers
• Democrats looking past Schwarzenegger in special budget session
• Facebook unveiling redesign that plays up photos, friends
• Sailor remembers Pearl Harbor attack 69 years ago
• Mexico assures climate delegates: no secret talks this time around
• Helen Thomson's eventful career to end in Jan.
• Yolo County Fees Update - December 3, 2010
• Yolo County Board of Supervisors Meeting Agenda for December 7, 2010
• Nueva Esperanza Development Corporation Meeting Agenda for December 9, 2010
• Yolo County Housing Meeting Agenda for December 9, 2010
• Stolen vehicle goes up in flames on rural road
• Dickens in the Valley tour benefits Friends of Meals on Wheels
• UC Davis researchers confirm 2 more rare red foxes in Sierra Nevada
• Turkeys take a trot through Woodland
• 3 guilty of abusing teen to be sentenced
• New tool helps farmers to ID rice pests
• Prop. 8 case reaches historic stage
• US, South Korea reach highly coveted trade deal
• Effort may give birds, bees, trees legal standing
• Chemical ecologist at UC Davis profiled
• Former CASA Director pleads no contest
• Christmas season, spirit come alive in Woodland
• Helen Thomson to celebrate career achievements
• Event honors Yolo County Heroes
• Despite CA cuts, vehicle perk stays for lawmakers
• Brown tours historic governor's Victorian
• Yolo County DA's Office recovers lost funds
• First minority sworn in as Calif. chief justice
• Alcazar's cause of death determined
• UC Davis study: Hip fractures in older men linked to thyroid disease
• Fire forces unharmed man to flee his home
• Board OKs 1st section of high-speed rail
• Calif. retains economy that would be 8th largest
• Prop. 8 panel a blend of federal judges
• Deal to halt tax hikes takes shape
• 2 hurt in Winters drunken driving accident
• Convicted killer denied patrol for the fourth time
• County plan, worker recognized by SACOG
• Woodland parolee arrested after foot chase
• West Sacramento Murderer Denied Parole
• Yolo County Engineer and General Plan Receive SACOG Salutes! Awards
• Community gets ready to light up Woodland with tree lighting
• Opinions differ on Highway 16 safety
• This season, holidays are about survival
• Take three: Galvan brothers' trial begins
• Congressman demands investigation into state high speed rail authority
• Farmers pull out of delta plan
• Sacramento Kings sue exercise ball maker after player hurt
• Cooley not ruling out run for 4th term as LA DA
• Sacramento State investigates six sexual assaults
• Countdown under way for Holiday Parade
• PG&E finds no evidence of natural gas leak in Yolo
• Senate boosts food safety
• High court seems ready to release cons
• $50,000 tech grant for Woodland school district
• Hanukkah coming a little earlier this year
• Farmland preservation gets approval
• Yolo Probation dinged by state AG's office
• UCD nursing dean named to action panel
• Yolo County Planning Commission Meeting Agenda For December 9, 2010
• New Calif. AG set to become political power player
• Woodland's downtown theater: The show goes on
• Woodland planner's Chase Bank decision being appealed to council
• Cold snap hasn't hurt Yolo County's crops - yet
• State insurers fined for underpayment
• Diverse panel named to hear appeal of same-sex decision
• Electric cars could jolt nation's electric utilities
• Woodland man ID'd by coroner
• UCDavis turns to smart lighting systems to save energy
• UCDavis finds vitamin D levels can depend a lot on sunshine
• California prison case reaches U.S. high court
• Yard duty staff could return to Woodland schools
• Tobacco sales to minors down across state
• Is state being burned by woodstoves?
• Cold snap may be a harbinger of winter yet to come
• Online sales see 16% spike on Friday
• New school foundation forming in Woodland district
• Davis police promotion re-activates professional hiring standards unit
• Yellowjacket invasion in Hawaii is wrecking havoc with ecology
• People can brighten holidays for homeless pets
• New chief named for UCD vet lab
• Budget aside, positive times seen for Yolo County by CAO
• Community service nominees sought by city
• Feeding the world: Top questions for agriculture
• Economy, larger families mean big Mission for tiny Woodland Food Closet
• HDTV's a hot draw on Black Friday in Woodland
• Women work to build a home
• GOP House aims to take $2B back for high-speed rail
• New captain at Woodland PD 'humbled' by promotion
• Woodland man's death investigated
• Have state's 'conservative' Republicans gone extinct?
• Snag in plan to move old sub to Vallejo
• Downtowners tree lighting planned Dec. 3
• Pay library fines with food
• Citrus crops are surviving cold state
• Holiday shoppers cautious with credit
• Woodland police arrest man for burglary
• Napa man sentenced for not paying child support
• Woodland offers rebates for rain sensors
• County's high school intern program recognized
• Guinda Liberians share in America's bounty of wealth
• Yolo County News - Preparing for Winter Weather
• Yolo County Hot Topics Update - Nov 24, 2010
• Woodland Opera House Backstage Newsletter - November 24, 2010
• Woodland fire department in for changes; interim fire chief named
• Big player pulls out of water plan
• Pelosi's new mission: Block Obama deals with GOP
• Cooley concedes California AG race
• TSA terrifies holiday travelers
• UCD researcher: Why many consider Barack Obama a black man
• Go for turkey, not stuffing to keep the weight off during holiday
• Coroner clears up confusion over suicide
• New provost for UC Davis coming from New Hampshire
• Yolo County News Update - High School Summer Intern Program Recognized
• Breakfast study for women
• Marines collecting 'Toys for Tots'
• NWTF helps feed the hungry
• Citrus growers protecting crops
• Thanksgiving feasts for turkeys
• Colorado company buys Squaw Valley
• Jr.Patriot breaks fundraising records
• West Sac burgulars snatch large marijuana sack -- and some cash
• Study: AIDS pill helps gay men avoid HIV infection
• Jury finds man guilty in Calif. teen torture trial
• Yolo County Supervisor McGowan Elected CSAC 1st Vice-President
• Parent Sentenced to 180 Days for Failure to Pay Child Support
• Yolo heroes to be recognized at Heroes Luncheon
• Woodland Christian students inducted into honor society
• Turkey farmers see higher demand
• Shoppers gear up for day of bargains
• Party with a purpose for SADVC
• State water projections higher than last year
• 3 accidents at CR102 and I-5
• CSUputs price on education
• Fatal shooting of ranch worker was self-inflicted
• Lightning caused Yolo house to burn
• 'Star Light Star Bright' ceremony set at WHC
• Yolo County Practices Result in Lower Insurance Premiums
• Yolo County Jury Convicts Davis Man of Molesting His 15 Year-Old Niece
• Area turkey farmers have reasons to be thankful this year
• Structure fire in Yolo burns house to the ground
• Woodland woman burned in structure fire
• NorCal cities bring growing into the light toward santioned farms
• NY-to-Moscow jet returns safely after engine fails
• Calif. aims to remove toxins in products
• St. Louis heads list of most dangerous US cities
• Feds OK 2nd human study of embryonic stem cells
• Zapping nerves helps control blood pressure
• 'Harry Potter' leaps to $125.1M debut weekend
• Some voters favor tax increases
• Woodland Opera House Backstage Newsletter - November 19, 2010
• UC Davis Aggies beat Hornets in stormy Causeway Classic
• Dungeness crab catching reignites trap limits debate in Golden State
• PG&E could face fines in '08 explosion
• Harry Potter charms fans with $61M in one day
• White powder shows up at 'Dancing With the Stars'
• Governor declares emergency over Barstow water
• Lions donate to Care Car
• Security protest could disrupt Thanksgiving travel
• Escobedo loses fight, but gains fiancee
• Moviegoers dress up for opening of 'Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows'
• Woodland High ag students build walkway
• WJUSD Trustees deny Woodland Polytechnic
• Chase Bank likely to be built downtown in Woodland
• Harry Potter fans grow up with series
• Barbara Boxer resigned to incremental progress for environment
• Gas leak results in Woodland hotel evacuation
• Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg public presence much better, observers say
• Judge tosses charge in alleged burglary of Lindsay Lohan's home
• Social Security worker charged over fake ID cards
• National Weather Service predicts rain for weekend
• Davis Branch Library Dedicated and Re-Opens December 7, 2010
• Christmas baskets readied by Woodland Ecumenical Ministries
• Winters farmers shows off native crops
• Review: 'Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows,' good film with weak ending
• Esparto man aboard statewide redistricting commission
• Calif. aims to keep foods local
• Board OKs fee hike after protest
• CHP dishes out Thanksgiving holiday crackdown
• 'Harry Potter' is almost magical - but not quite
• Horse group gets grant from YFCU
• Yolo nonprofits receive health grants
• 650 families signed up for Thanksgiving dinner
• Yolo County Needs Sharps Product Stewardship
• Calif. Republicans to wield power in new Congress
• City considers cable park, motocross proposals
• Police clash with students at violent tuition protest
• Woodland Battalion Chief Ken Bechthold retires
• Motorcyclist fractures knee in hit-and-run incident
• Drawing will choose Calif. finalists
• Big cholesterol drop with new drug
• Calif. child care cuts postponed until Jan. 1
• Meg Whitman's former maid receives $5,500 in back wages
• Student body president in CA is illegal immigrant
• Yolo County News Update - Yolo County Department Closures Thanksgiving Week
• UC Davis joins global climate coalition
• Woodland Marine League collects 'Toys for Tots'
• Woodland out to recycle turkey fryer oil and cooking grease
• Cellular health linked to meditation
• Pioneer students honored
• Plea deal likely of Davis man arrested for Solano assaults
• Woodland charter high school faces opposition
• Theater proponents bank on working with Chase
• Brown back for budget briefing in capital
• Holy Rosary parish office robbed
• Suspect identified in Vacaville double homicide
• Deputy arrests suspect for stealing 'muscle car'
• Mother and son arrested in Woodland on drug charges
• Yolo County News Update - Sacramento Gang Member Sentenced To Life In Prison For 2009 Gang Beating
• Yolo County News Update - Planning Commissioner Receives Statewide Recognition
• Yolo County Features on County Programs and Services Update - Library Celebrates 100 Years – Part III
• Vital Records Services Move to 625 Court Street
• Forrest Gump has nothing on this nationwide walker
• Woodland council considers motocross for old Dubach Park
• Eco-summit seeks to join jobs with new climate regulations
• Lawmakers adverse to cutting back farm money
• Less snow, more floods in Taho's future
• Nationwide walker stops for awhile in Woodland
• In-state tutition OK'd for illegal immigrants
• Way cleared for sale of state-owned buildings
• Village Harvest looking for produce
• Yolo planner recognized by state planning group
• Yolo County Planning Project Status Report Update
• MOVIE ReVIEW: Suspenseful action and runaway thirlls are 'Unstoppable'
• 8 injured in Sunday car crash near UC Davis
• Brown has big decisions to make on state budget
• Uncertainty reigns over replacing Newsom
• Feds warn LAPD on racial profiling
• Yolo Superior to hold felony drug court graduation
• Hobbled Dems, eager GOP back for lame-duck session
• Community adopts Thanksgiving food basket program
• Wooly eaters keep fields free of noxious weeds
• Woodland's Lee students grow in garden club
• Yolo landowners association gets update on property rights
• State rejects legal pot, but cities embrace it
• 8 injured in vehicle pile-up near UC Davis
• Task force seeks policy changes
• Is Facebook about to offer email? Reports say it plans a 'Gmail killer'
• Teachers taking charge to save ailing public institutions
• Judge dismisses some charges in alleged Laos plot
• Local Boy, Girl Scouts collect goods for Woodland Food Closet
• Myanmar democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi released
• Bush says he misses 'being pampered'
• Documents: 'King of Heroin' caught on wiretaps
• Tafoya Elementary earns money for recycling
• Woodland High's Owens, Chung win Democracy Works 2010 awards
• Replacing Jeff Monroe presents complications for Woodland City Council
• Lee Middle School gets cool jazz visitors
• Schwarzenegger: Lawmakers, voters get budget blame
• Davis Blues Festival begins Sunday
• SF fast-food toy ban still alive despite veto
• Davis Art Center hosts holiday sale
• Woodland honors its veterans
• Construction on Woodland Community College buildings idle until funding is available
• Yuba Community College District chancellor receives $15K raise
• Baby killer Fowler may return to Woodland
• Travelers disembark 'nightmare' and 'Spamcation' amid cheers
• Gov. calls special budget session
• Missing dog from automobile accident
• Standoff on Bay Bridge briefly halts traffic
• Google to give 10 pct raises to entire work force
• Feds propose graphic cigarette warnings
• Woodland's Christmas Parade to go forth after money raised from community
• Analyst pegs state deficit at $25.4B
• Poll: Low hopes for political compromise
• Scouts collecting food donations for Food Closet
• <i>Monroe, a State Theatre supporter, steps down from City Council</i>
• Veteran's Day a time to remember Yolo residents
• Yolo County Planning Project Status Report Update - Adoption Of The Clustered Agricultural Housing Ordinance
• District Attorney Gets Money Back for Victims of Bad Check Writers - October, 2010
• 3 arrested at Rumsey Rancheria by deputies
• Hunting ban in game refuges could end
• Barbecue being held at Davis Graduate to aid military families
• Clustered housing ordinance OK'd by county
• Yolo's vets honored at county courthouse ceremonies
• Thieves target Toyota catalytic converters in Woodland
• Yolo County Library Branch Closures And Reduced Hours In November
• Yolo County invaded by weed
• Slavic Cultural Celebration at West Sacramento library
• Migrating waterfowl land at wildlife refuge
• Japanese Dodder Found in Clarksburg Area
• Transfer students increase at UCDavis
• World's oil will run out before substitutes roll in
• County supervisors sign off on health officer
• Feds want to see plans for cleaning up state air quality
• Wet or dry winter is still a tossup
• GOP leaders read Sacramento tea leaves
• Strengthening family ties during the holidays and beyond
• Parent Pleads No Contest To Failure To Provide Child Support
• Yolo County Planning Commission Meetings Update - Nov 8, 2010
• Nominations sought for 2011 Woodland Community Service Awards
• White-footed goose returns to Yolo Bypass
• Public flu vaccination clinic planned
• Woodlander critical after Sunday crash
• UCproposing 8% tuition hike
• No contest plea for not paying child support
• Support branch honors exiting Woodland fire chief
• Georgia details nuclear smuggling
• German riot police clash with anti-nuke protesters
• Rescue group struggles to capture birds with beer cans stuck on necks
• Newsom's win keeps Calif. political future afloat
• Despite down economy, voters supported many tax and fee measures
• Whitman's self-funding only puts her No. 5 on the list of money spent per vote
• Storm bringing heavy rain to NorCal
• Study: Delta plan a killer
• Thomson Wins CALAFCO Achievement Award
• Immunization clinic's hours change
• Obama calls India creator of US jobs
• Giants baseball success boosts local economy
• Residents awaken to broken windows
• Yolo County Food Recalls Update - FDA Issues Consumer Safety Alert
• Hearing set for senior workforce shortage
• Man gets death for killing of store owner
• Complaints that tea party hurt GOP's Senate hopes
• NorCal congressman slightly ahead in uncalled race
• AG race could take weeks to decide
• Banks in Md, Calif. shuttered; 141 failures in '10
• Folsom guard arrested for allegedly trying to buy drugs
• Supreme Court asked to review gay military ban
• Calif. warns of possible lettuce contamination
• Oakland mayor pleads for peace after judgment
• Interim health officer appointed
• Bank may talk to developer
• First Friday Artwalk is today
• Deadly Indonesian volcano erupts
• Wealthy candidates found wins elusive
• Yolo County Board Of Supervisors Meeting Agenda For November 9, 2010
• Calif. to send more inmates to other states
• Autopsy to be conducted on body of West Sac CHP cadet
• Calif. to start building high-speed rail in Central Valley
• Trend of low turnout continues
• Turning a deeper shade of blue
• Immunization Clinic Hours Now Wednesdays, 3:00 to 6:00 p.m.
• Holiday Arts & Crafts Expo Sunday in Davis
• CHP cadet dies in West Sacramento after collapse Friday
• Veteran's Day concert at WHS
• Barajas, Hartley elected WJUSD Area 3 school board trustees
• Calif. a daunting task for Jerry Brown
• Sandy elected to Yuba Community College board
• Jury Finds Woodland Man And Dixon Man Guilty Of Methamphetamine Trafficking
• Yoloans vote yes on Prop. 25, no on 19
• Democrats win clout even without supermajority
• Jury finds 2 local men guilty of meth trafficking
• In Calif., Dems fill up offices
• Incumbents victorious in Yolo County; Thompson wins again -- with ease
• Woodland, Dixon men found guilty of trafficking in meth
• Yolo County News - Do Your Part to Reduce Juvenile Crime
• Democrat Boxer wins fierce Senate contest
• Calif. voters give Brown a return trip as governor
• Pioneer High announces 1st term honor roll
• Miles for Meals Walkathon Saturday at Woodland mall
• Free tour of Davis wetlands
• Woodlander could have ugliest kitchen
• Dunnigan sex assault suspect in court
• Burglary suspects arrested at Woodland motel
• Voter turnout looks heavy at Woodland polling places
• No suprises in local races for trustees, Assembly
• Final pitch to state's voters by Brown, Whitman
• Docs help make pot available across state
• Evergreen Funeral director dies
• Democracy Works award winners announced
• Souza reelected to LAFCO board
• Philanthropy Day planned Nov. 9
• Have breakfast with Santa
• Friends of Woodland library hold book sale
• Judge Sentences Sacramento Man to Prison for Elder Abuse
• Marguerite Montgomery Elementary School Library Open To The Public
• 'Enthusiasm gap' between parties more hype than fact
• Ballot could end state budget stalemates
• School board won't decide on funding allocations for 3 more weeks
• Woodland's Pioneer high students succeed in agriculture
• Yolo County News - Madison Man Convicted Of Stealing Identity Of His Own Son
• Arrest made of caregiver in elder financial abuse case
• Environmental groups push for new state parks funding with Prop 21
• Officials: Bomb plot just narrowly averted
• Deal or punt decision on Bush tax cuts is Obama's
• Brown: Calif. is land of opportunity
• A few everyday crime prevention tips
• Woodland's downtown comes alive at Halloween
• Adult Day Health Center catches people who fall through state safety nets
• Welcome to India, Mr. Obama, land of many cell phones and few toilets
• Pot measure's immediate effect remains up in air
• Calif. Assembly race defined by gay marriage foe
• Boxer, Fiorina rally supporters to turn out voters
• Court won't let Calif. cut child care funds
• CSU considers more tuition hikes
• Jerry Brown uses name, experience to widen lead over Meg Whitman
• Calif. releases landmark rulings
• Woodland's 'flag man' a local patriot
• Arrest in revenge beating of priest at Los Gatos retirement home
• Democrats see Latino votes as key to winning races
• Madison man convicted of stealing own son's identity
• Herger, Reed clash over spending
• Woodland Chamber of Commerce responds to communities concerns about Christmas Parade
• Douglass Middle School students vote Brown by landslide in mock election
• Woodland man guilty of 11 felony counts of child molestation
• Bank robber Rotteveel receives jail time
• Yolo County Jury Rejects Child Molester’s ‘Impulsive’ Medical Defense
• Woodland contractor arrested as part of state bust
• Slavic Cultural Celebration at the Arthur F. Turner Community Library
• Volunteers Needed For Emergency Preparedness Exercise
• Yolo County In-Home Supportive Services Meetings Update
• Yolo County Board of Supervisors Meeting Agenda for October 26, 2010
• Woodland Opera House Holds Auditions for ‘The Wizard of Oz’
• Yolo County LAFCO Meeting Agenda For October 25, 2010
• Woodland Opera House Backstage Newsletter - October 20, 2010
• West Sacramento Library Wins 2010 Estela and Raúl Mora Award
• Yolo County Library Celebrates 100 Years – Part II
• Former CASA Executive Director Pleads No Contest to Grand Theft
• 'Taste of Capay' will feature locally grown county produce
• Maxwell Preschool holding Halloween food collection
• High-speed chase goes through 3 counties
• Tax aides fought for seniors
• Irrigation rebates offered from Woodland
• 43rd annual Farm-City celebration set
• Devastating bee 'bug' may be unknown microbe
• Woodlander dies in driving accident
• New judge named to Superior Court
• Dunnigan man arrested for kidnapping, sex assault on 13-year-old
• Woodland firefighters support breast cancer awareness
• Merkel: German multiculturalism 'utterly failed'
• From fame to humble homes
• Obama targeting key Democratic constituencies
• Former reality TV contestant gets 50 to life for murder
• Man dies after hit in head with golf ball
• Clinton stumps for Brown in wine country
• Bartz under pressure to turn Yahoo around
• Medical marijuana for the masses
• Rain holds off for blessing of the animals
• Woodland firefighters wear pink to support breast cancer awareness
• Bill Clinton rallies Calif. Dems in crucial turnout vote
• Meg Whitman keeps stabbing Jerry Brown during culinary tour
• Philanthropy Day coming
• Congressional forum planned by WLWV
• Industry giving criticized in state insurance race
• Calif. officials report good progress against moth
• Palin to supporters: 'Soon we'll all be dancing'
• Schwarzenegger rips some Republicans over pensions
• PG&E agrees to turn over gas line records to state lawmakers
• Fun to be had with bold, action-packed heroics of 'Red'
• 2 trustees appointed to Woodland school board
• 2nd Baptist Church group serves meals to Woodland less fortunate
• Heritage room is dedicated
• Feds oppose Calif. Prop 19 to legalize pot
• Pentagon warns gay troops to stay silent
• Man sentenced to 30 days in jail for shooting sea lion
• Fed plan for short-term fix brings long-term risks
• Ninth North Bay Stand Down called a success
• Former CASA executive director pleads no contest to Grand Theft
• Man killed in Woodland hit-and-run crash
• Topete hearing won't take place until at least '11
• Yolo County News - Jury Finds Sacramento Man Guilty Of 2009 Gang Beating In West Sacramento
• Former Kings player Martin defaults on mortgage
• Increased wheat prices to benefit Yolo County farmers
• YoloArts 'farm harvest' features local work
• Warmer ocean waters favor aliens over natives
• Zamora compost fire contributes to smoke in air
• Palin starts 3-day Calif. tour
• CVS fined for sale of meth ingredient
• Calif. enacts landmark foster care legislation
• Herger, Reed share room, take their shots
• Yamada, challenger square off in Woodland
• Woodland Opera House Backstage Newsletter - Oct 13, 2010
• Book Talk With Author
• Holiday Arts & Crafts Expo planned by Davis Rebekah Lodge
• 4 candidates present at WJUSD school board forum
• UC Davis looks to cut jobs to save $39.4M
• Woodland High homecoming features parade; dance canceled
• Sewer line being installed in Springlake
• Workshop for social networking in ag
• Heritage Oak Room dedicated at church
• Feds investigating suspected Guard funds fraud
• Even in true blue California, Democrats face strong headwinds
• Coalition fighting to defeat Prop. 23 has a formidable weapon: Schwarzenegger
• Candidate to be appointed at tonight's school board meeting
• They're all out: 33 miners raised safely in Chile
• Woodland Christian Church dedicates Heritage Oak Room
• Successful Volunteer Opportunity with Yolo County Expanding
• Feather River hike planned
• 'Survival' workshop held at Nature Preserve
• Roadrunners plan 21s Toy Run
• Target aids Woodland literacy
• Herger cancels debate until apology is issued
• Battle grows to save local funds
• Dixon 'Stand Down' draws homeless veterans in need
• Gubenatorial candidates ask 'Is the state's dream broken?'
• Yuba faculty group endorses Sandy for trustee
• Tax help sought for local senior citizens
• City sewer pond cleanup under way
• Gibson school awarded 'tree' grant
• Calif. gov debate: Substance or more mudslinging?
• ODD: Garden grows wedding ring
• Pets to be blessed at Presbyterian Church
• City offers rebates for rain sensors
• Creekspeak looks at Putah watershed
• 8th Assembly District candidates meet in League forum Wednesday
• Feds eye possible fraud with Guard funds
• Yolo budget battered but not broken by state cuts
• Can political novice Meg Whitman run California?
• Is 'Moonbeam' label still applicable to Jerry Brown?
• Yolo County Fairgrounds hosts weeklong dog show
• Lions hosting 'friends' fundraiser
• Woodland school board candidates forum set
• Police: Large firecracker caused LA harbor blast
• Survey: Gas prices jump 8 cents in 2-week span
• No boost in Social Security checks next year
• Report: No recent fines for PG&E
• In traffic, Google cars maneuver themselves
• Giuliani: Brown is Ca.'s past
• Yolo County Planning and Public Works News Update - October 8, 2010
• Woodland City Council goes to work 'reorganizing' local services
• Is e-mail dead? No way.
• America moves on from BP spill; coast feels abandoned
• Big plans for SF island proceed, with critics
• Schwarzenegger heads to Russia with tech leaders
• Pereas named Woodland High School grand marshals for homecoming parade
• State budget trick forces more schools to borrow
• Yolo County Board Of Supervisors Meeting Agenda For October 12, 2010
• Gov. slashes nearly $1B from state budget
• Yolo County Housing Meeting Agenda for October 14, 2010
• Calif. to give industry more time for diesel rules
• Bellini sworn in as new Woodland police chief, preaches teamwork
• Plan perpetuates deficit spending
• Sea lion Sgt. Nevis gets surgery for gunshot wounds on face
• 2 injured when man opens fire at SoCal school
• UC Davis bike auction today
• UC Davis veterinary dean retires in 2011
• Woodland woman makes sure Air Force crews keep working
• Yolo County Branch Libraries Closed Morning of Oct 11 for Staff Training
• Assembly candidates square off in Dixon
• Reed regrets Herger's absence from forum
• Fewer job losses linked to Delta, drought
• Calif. Legislature parties battle over supermajority
• Calif. proceeds with building sale despite warning
• Ex-Bush official: Obama got it right on Calif. fish
• State lawmakers pass overdue budget
• Woodland's Pioneer football has a shot at greatness
• Woodland football looks to maintain momentum
• PETA offers $2,500 reward for help in nabbing dog abuser
• Wayward baggage handler causes Pa. security scare
• Theater proposals weighed by Woodland council
• ODD NEWS: LA-area freeway clogged by burning yam truck
• Woodland students arrested after fight at Yolo continuation high school
• For Morrison's and friends, this is the end
• Voter guide workshop Saturday at city library
• Yamada scores with seniors
• Woodland women voters sets college candidates forum
• Silicon Valley smartphone snatcher prompts manhunt
• Feds: 'Shrek' glass hazard for kids
• Calif. driver's licenses, ID cards get new look
• Calif. budget plan relies on accounting maneuvers
• Plea change possible in arson fire that destroyed Yolo County wine
• Dog Left Alive in Dumpster in Davis
• Davis' first holiday arts & crafts expo
• Nation's opinion of community colleges rates high
• Brown's day of action
• Woodland LWV sets candidates forums
• Herger skipping Wednesday's long-planned debate in Chico
• Protection denied for Central Valley fish
• New ballots for Winters election
• Public hearing for Woodland's proposed charter school
• AGhopefuls clash in UCDavis debate
• Big-name companies help train workers
• Mental illness awareness begins with candlelight vigil at Yolo County administration building
• Meditation garden unveiled at Sutter Davis
• Woodland man among 9 to receive UC Davis award
• Dog sought that bit city worker in park
• Volunteers from near and far clean trash from Putah Creek
• Govs. furloughs upheld by court
• Skeletons, dirt in homestretch for U.S. elections
• Prop. 24 could hurt schools, or business
• Govs. vetoes violence shelter fee legislation
• Yolo County Planning Commission Meeting Agenda for October 14, 2010
• Woodland Opera House Backstage Newsletter - Oct 1, 2010
• Woodland League Women Voters hosts climate change and water forum
• Davis 'makes' record with longest bike line
• Analysis shows cash savings of Prop. 19 hard to find
• Wolk's Delta bills rejected
• Gov. signs 5 Yamada bills, vetoes 2
• 2 children injured in DUI accidents
• California free speech cases at top of Supreme Court's agenda
• Woodland police investigate how 5-year-old child got struck by car
• Delta counties lament closed water meetings
• Woodland water use drops
• Woodland Healthcare's cancer, neuroscience center to open
• Gov. vetoes bill to cut foreign language, art
• Woodland City Council to discuss theater proposals at Tuesday meeting
• Most crimes reported under Clery Act down in 2009 at UC Davis
• Gov. Schwarzenegger vetoes bill to cut language, art requirement for high school graduates
• Elderly dog found in trash, alive, in Davis
• Pit bull attacks in Yolo County put some in county on high alert
• Governor, leaders reach deal
• Judge axes Topete's motion
• Woodland Community College opens remodeled student services center
• Nominations sought for 'Woodlander of the Month'
• 'Justice bus' offers free legal assistance
• Woodland's most patriotic street
• UC Davis police seek 2 in separate attacks
• Grape powder study for overweight men and women
• Volunteers sought for Yolo Basin Foundation
• Latinos aided by health care visit
• One day in a library, a snapshot of life
• Grant funds Woodland high schools' retooling
• Yolo County News: Hot Topic Update - Sep 29, 2010
• Woodland art galleries showcase a harvest of art today during ArtWalk
• Woodland woman, with city's help, plants tree to memorialize herself
• Region's mayors look at climate solutions
• Woodland League of Women Voters holds climate forum
• County to recognize effects of mental illness
• Climate change focus of UC Davis gathering
• CommuniCare selected to get $1.2M in substance abuse aid
• Sharp-witted centenarian recognized at St. John's
• Plainfield coordinator a 'champion'
• Woodland Healthcare steps up with asthma aid
• Thompson joins group asking for FDA to halt salmon approval
• Truck takes out poles on Woodland's Main Street
• Nominations wanted for WOM award
• 20 Woodland students recognized as AP scholars
• Congress punts tough vote until after November election
• Bike auction at UC Davis
• Woodland school district's support staff left on edge
• Renovated WCC student center to open
• Yolo DA offers info during Crme Prevention Month
• Fund created to help family of Esparto girl who died in crash
• Gubernatorial debate for the undecided
• Woodland's Measure V proponents lack clear victory
• Bus rides free today for 'Spare the Air Day'
• Monsanto aids garden projects
• Search on for biting feline
• Not everyone pleased by revised Esparto school dress code
• Tree to be planted for Woodland girl
• 3-car accident claims life of Esparto woman on Hwy. 16
• Farmers benefit from land-use legislation
• Habitat and ag clash in Delta plan before Yolo supervisors
• October is Crime Prevention Month
• Yolo Participating in 'Snapshot: One Day in the Life of California Libraries'
• 'Holy Rosary Day' dinner Oct. 7
• Brown and Whitman clash in first gubenatorial debate at UC Davis
• Voter education workshop in West Sacramento
• Home Buying And Foreclosure Workshops For W. Sacramento’s Slavic Community
• Farmers helping Wayfarer Center
• Scarce water sources for growing Pakistan
• 2 robberies reported in Davis over the weekend
• Governor blasts big oil for trying to undermine global warming law
• UC Davis writer earns 'genius grant'
• Woodland kindergartners get a little more time to grow up
• High court will reconsider Anna Nicole Smith case
• Yolo County Planning and Public Works News Update - Sep 27, 2010
• Woodland LWV Hosts Climate Change and Water Forum
• High school students recruited for speak-off
• Senior clinics held
• Yolo County Board Of Supervisors Meeting Agenda For September 28, 2010
• EPAwants farmers to eat their dust
• Governor focuses on home care laws
• Prop. 19 reveals sharp divisions
• Gubernatorial debate at UC Davis might be big snoozer
• State's cost of living heavy on the wallets of seniors
• Unwanted drugs are returned to Woodland for disposal
• Woodland's eateries keep at it
• Woodland program for those in pain at hospital
• Fundraiser for Yolo's SADVC involves a little weight
• Yolo courts going after more jurors
• Cache Creek cleans up thanks to volunteers
• Woodland: Measure E funds are in bad shape
• Dixon man gets a plea deal in Woodland bank robbery
• Woodland school foundation, district try to formalize relatrionship
• Trustee applications due to WJUSD
• Concilio dinner postponed until 2011
• Yolo's master gardeners do their part
• Miles for Meals walk-athon planned in November
• Chronic pain management class offered by WHC
• Blue Shield of California Foundation Helps Yolo County Plan for Health Coverage Expansions
• Woodland High Schoolis full of cheer after selection as 'team of week'
• West Nile virus confirmed in Solano animals
• Whitman 'probably' would veto AB 32
• Yolo County hopes for a wet winter
• Sacramento tree group has grants for plantings
• First concert Tuesday for WHS musicians
• Blue Shield gives grant to Yolo County
• Warmup for gubernatorial match at UC Davis
• UC Davis: Cancer screen used inconsistently
• Meg Whitman would 'probably' veto global-warming law if she were California governor toda
• West Nile virus confirmed in Solano horse, chicken
• ODD NEWS: Boulder to pay $10,000 to man arrested in skivvies
• Woodland police arrest 1 in bank heist
• Federal health care overhaul starts today
• Woodland City Council takes heat over solar farms
• Air nurses cleared of wrongdoing in 2008 death of YoloBus driver
• Consumers push for labels on modified salmon
• Boxer, Fiorina fundraising efforts reflect different ideologies
• Health care reforms to kick in Thursday
• Immigration DREAM now a nightmare for youth
• Woodland's council to hear update on theaters
• Yolo County Probation Apprehends Fugitive
• ODD NEWS: Oregon woman robbed bank, picked up kids at school
• Madeleine Albright coming to UC Davis
• California's 'invisible summer' slips away
• UC Davis professor awarded coveted Heinz honors
• Yocha Dehe tribe funds ALS walkathon
• Woodland councilman named to serve on League of California Cities board
• ODD NEWS: Mass. woman bags 1,025-pound alligator in SC lake
• Woodland will play host to 'ghost walk' by paranormal investigators
• Federal officials get up-close look at Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area
• UCD doing study of tendons
• State attorney general candidates to debate in October at UCDavis
• Yolo probation arrests fugitive at Sac airport
• Yolo Dems host campaign party
• Herger bill targets Medicare fraud
• Cal State 'seniors' don't pay for their higher education
• Topete judge won't disqualify himself
• Woodland's Dingle students 'famous' on Net
• Post-retirement CalRTA mixer set for Tuesday in Woodland
• UC Davis study finds low cancer survival rates among Laotians
• Biberstein social action grants offered to fight Yolo problems
• <i>'The Voice of Woodland' honored</i>
• Dems: You hate us, yet GOP's worse
• Yolo County's chili cooks throw down spoons
• Yolo County creek cleanups looking for local volunteers
• Sunset viewing offered at Yolo Bypass
• New hours at Woodland Public Library
• Yolo Reads honors readers' efforts
• Yolo Red Cross will fold into Sac chapter
• Yolo jobless rate ticks down as state rate inches upward
• Delta-area lawmakers speak out
• Well known singers to perform at local church
• Yolo home sales dropped in Aug.
• College fair set for WHS
• 'Keiro No Hi' day shows respect for the aged
• SoCal senator's indictment revitalizes Yolo Assemblyman Nielsen's critics
• Yolo judge gives Crouch 25 to life
• Corrections: Sept. 18, 2010
• Yolo County Planning Project Status Report Update - Sep 16, 2010
• Yolo Reads Honors Adult Learners and Volunteers
• Walkers gathering at Woodland High stadium for annual Relay for Life
• Woodland's Pioneer Patriots keep piling up wins
• Bail, court date set for Woodland driver in fatal DUIcrash
• Firm: Yolo County home sales drop 14.8 percent in August
• California jobless rate remains fairly steady
• UC Merced partners with UC Davis medical school
• Woodland's Maxwell Elementary celebrates API success
• Gary Sandy holds campaign kick-off for WCC trustee post
• Area Dems to 'spill' at Yolo Bean Feed
• Woodland man gets 7 years for '09 DUI killing
• SF Bay area air board adopts clean air plan
• District Attorney Gets Money Back for Victims of Bad Check Writers
• Mexican Independence Day celebration recognizes 200 years of freedom
• 'SALUD' Wellness Fair planned Saturday
• 'Unacceptable' levee ratings skirt Yolo County waterways
• Health officer 'retires,' but keeps working
• 2nd crash 'fatality' is still alive
• State budget impasse about to become longest ever
• West Sac woman killed in CR-22 collision
• Wintuns suspend event center
• Foodies turn to foraging to connect with nature
• Applicants sought to fill trustee post for WJUSD
• Ag reflects economic downturn in county
• Zumbathon for a cure
• Annual Relay for Life begins Saturday
• Fatal DUI crash still making waves
• Yolo County Library Celebrates 100 Years of Service
• Yolo County News: Hot Topic Update - Sep 13, 2010
• Ceres Man Convicted of Burglarizing Davis Home
• Man Gets Life For Pre-Christmas Burglary of His Own Daughter’s Davis Home
• UC Davis study finds low liver cancer survival rates among Laotian/Hmong-Americans
• Research funds for UC Davis top $678M
• 9th infant in California dies from whooping cough
• CalPERS must release details on $100M loss
• More women earned doctorates than men at US schools in '09
• Arthritis pain reliever linked to heart problems
• State methyl iodide opponents cite Florida report
• STAR test scores shine for Woodland district
• Topete wins delay in killing of deputy
• Yolo man may have died trying to help motorist
• Driver in SUVcrash arraigned
• Yolo County Yolo County Housing Meeting Agenda - September 16, 2010
• Yolo County Board of Supervisors Meeting Agenda - September 14, 2010
• Search on for vehicle in Woodland hit and run
• League of Women Voters holds luncheon
• Hundreds drawn to 'Day in the Country'
• UC Davis worker sentenced for trading in child pornography
• Woman injured in Woodland hit and run; suspects sought
• Corrections: Monday, Sept. 13, 2010
• Recent rains barely slow local almond harvest
• Aerial fire retardant draws ire of environmentalists
• Water experts watching Pacific ocean for winter La Nina
• Area tea partiers put anti-government focus on Nov. elections
• How much weight should a woman gain in pregnancy
• Winters police officer gets new court date
• Sunset viewing offered at the Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area
• West Sacramento man pleads no contest to failing to pay child support
• Woodland's State Theatre supporters rally, take shots at Paul Petrovich's plans
• Crash kills Woodland teen
• Woodland's history still on display for 'No Stroll' events
• 5 in Yolo join an inclusive club at Unity Dinner Celebration
• Woodland school district board votes to buy Blue Shield building for $7.1M
• Truck crashes into W. Court St. building in Woodland
• Yamada, challenger square off in Vacaville
• Woodland's Wolves improve to 2-0 with win over Rio Americano
• Woodland Healthcare Center earns 'baby friendly recognition
• Stroll gap filled with ease
• Nominations sought for local heroes
• Outdoor program aids injured veterans
• Cabrillo Club awards scholarships
• Science camp will benefit from AAUW barbecue
• Jury convicts 1 in Davis burglary
• Yolo nominations sought for honorees at Heroes Luncheon
• Lecture at Woodland Community College delves into society post-9/11
• Yolo County LAFCO Meetings Update
• Thinking outside the box critical at UC Davis' new Bee Haven
• UPDATED: Death toll rises in massive San Bruno fire
• Woodland Opera House Backstage Newsletter - September 9, 2010
• Yolo Adult Day Health series on dementia care
• Artist paint-out Sept. 19 at Yolo Bypass
• Corner Drug, Woodland will dispose of unneeded medications
• Debate about how to measure teachers rages on
• Woodland's Patty Bishop at Opera House 7:30 Saturday
• Superintendent briefs city chamber on Woodland school district
• Woodland City Councilman Marble to lead area League of Cities division
• Household Hazardous Waste Drop-Off Days: September 17 and 18, 2010
• Woodland City Council honors day of Mexican independence
• Woodland church offers tours of its building, chapel Saturday
• Indian health issues focus of UC Davis lecture
• Delta talks go behind closed doors
• Aguila Unity Awards to recognize 4 for helping humanity in Yolo County
• Woodland City Council names Bellini to job
• Volunteer Opportunity with Yolo County Extended
• Temporary Davis Branch Library Closing October 3 to Move Back
• Celebrate the Freedom to Read
• Good behavior optional with UC Davis sculpture
• Yolo County needs volunteers to handle information desk
• Another continuance sought in murder trial of alleged cop killer
• Davis Man Convicted of Car Burglary
• More Woodland drivers ignoring school buses
• Wrap up summer with a 'Staycation' in Woodland
• Oil-munching microbes are not depleting Gulf of oxygen
• Debate sought over state climate law
• Governor gets Delta conservation proposal
• Student orientation under way
• SmartMeters may be too smart
• Battle royal brewing to repeal health care
• Sponsors sought for WHS homecoming
• Jewish High Holy Days celebrated in Davis
• Target awards police special operations grant
• Woodland police probing assault
• Stiff challenges ahead for state office contenders
• When are people too high to drive?
• Council honors Mexican Independence Day
• Woodland council set to purchase court property
• Wine tasting will aid Clarksburg library
• Bench Press fundraiser will aid Yolo sex assault center
• Just 1 shot needed this flu season
• Michael Duncan earns Yolo Farm Bureau award
• Mining left a legacy of mercury at Putah Creek
• Vintage 'Fashion Follies' recreates Woodland history
• 'Spit' aids UC Davis researcher in IDing 'extinct' fox
• Gas gets cheap for holiday
• Salmon fishermen return to Knights Landing - with little success
• Former Yolo senator Mike Machado to direct Delta commission
• Yolo congressman Herger drops in on pot raid
• It's no 'garbage patch,' but Putah Creek still needs volunteers to keep it clean
• Yolo County Road 28H work to begin Sept. 13
• Woodland High School's trophy case has makeover in future
• Davis man convicted of vehicle burglary
• Apple moth in Clarksburg means big trouble for county
• Mobile phones wanted for troops
• Knights Landing gets new postmaster
• Yolo County Food Bank celebrates Hunger Action Month
• No connection between Pampers and severe skin rash in babies
• UC Davis School of Law unveils $30M expansion
• Woodland gets that winning feeling, beats McClatchy 34-21
• Pioneer beats Will C. Wood 44-22, improves to 2-0
• Woodland Opera House Backstage Newsletter - September 2, 2010
• UC Davis opens $30M law school expansion
• Nielsen bill hits desk of governor
• City floats its way through delay
• Mobile phones wanted for troops
• Food Bank recognizes Hunder Action Month
• Woodland's water use drops as more meters are installed
• DUI crackdown begins for holiday
• Camelot
• Red Cross sponsors tour of Gable Mansion
• Nominees sought for Woodland League's 'Democracy Works' award
• Woodland LWV hosts forum on climate and water
• Artists and photogs sought for Bucks for Ducks
• Unity Dinner recognizes supporters of inclusion
• Discovering Yolo County waterways
• Theater proposals stall in Woodland
• Clarifications: Friday, Sept. 3, 2010
• Woodland's Pioneer varsity football a man down for tonight's game
• Light Brown Apple Moth Detected in Clarksburg
• County Road 28H Closed September 7-24, 2010
• My Strength Bench Press Competition 2010
• Yolo County Food Recalls Update - September 1, 2010
• Light brown apple moth found in Clarksburg
• Woodland Wolves varsity football opens season tonight
• Boxer, Fiorina square off in debate
• Police book 3 for fighting at Woodland High School
• Yuba college district's new online communication system
• Corrections: Sept. 2, 2010
• WJUSD, Yolo County to survive state's deferrals
• 2nd District congressman joins maijuana raid in Shasta County
• State Theatre to close doors after 73 years
• Latino health fair scheduled for Woodland High Sept. 26
• New assistant librarian named
• Accused murderer of Yolo deputy to defend himself
• Lawmakers fail at last-minute budget deal
• Yocha Dehe Fire Dept. first Native American agency to be internationally accredited
• Seniors jump into social networking
• UC Davis researchers find cattle antibiotics in dairy groundwater
• Davis Man Convicted by Jury in 'Sextortion' Case
• Free admission to Davis breaking of Ramadan fast
• CHPprepares to launch statewide DUI crackdown
• Yocha Dehe fire dept. earns accreditation
• 25 years for murder of Woodland landlord
• Yolo probation officer takes plea deal
• Davis man convicted of 'sextortion'
• California Senate rejects open-carry gun ban
• Yolo County Planning Commission Meetings Update - September 9, 2010
• More Yoloans getting by without health insurance
• Calcium a key to storing carbon dioxide
• Mushrooms for lunch study done at UC Davis
• 50 years likely in murder of Fairfield councilman
• UCD researchers grow knee ligaments in lab
• Dyer awarded college scholarship from YCFB
• Study: Many teens ready to unfriend parents on Facebook
• Fitness and weight loss study done for women
• Woodland store gets musical juices flowin'
• Colusa man receives state rice industry award
• Woodland man, sister OK after interrupting burglar
• 15-year-old pro skater from Davis wins $150K
• Plastic bag ban forges on in Legislature
• Assembly reviews dress code
• Woodland High seeks homecoming sponsors
• Livestock industry debates changes to antitrust rules
• The high cost of traffic accidents
• Truancy bill cracks down on parents
• Farmworkers look to new unionization bill
• Yolo CASA receives certification
• Wolk named to Delta policy board
• Tax reform bill headed to governor
• Portion of Yolo County Road 101 officially renamed
• Corrections: Aug. 28, 2010
• Elizabeth Gray Appointed Assistant County Librarian
• Yolo County tries to bolster troubled kids
• Sponsors needed for Woodland High homecoming festivities
• Woodland boy in stabbing charged with attempted murder
• Jewish Holy Days celebrated in Davis
• Muslims break Ramadan fast
• Youth trade Facebook for field guids
• Opera House celebrates Chesley winners
• Nursing students graduate
• Yolo Farm Bureau presents Rominger scholarship to Delta High student
• Tuleyome youth trade Facebook for field guides
• Shooting at Humboldt pot farm leaves 1 dead, 1 hurt
• State health officials issue warning on 'leaded' candy
• UC Davis professors awarded $13M to study math assessments
• Police arrest Woodland boy in connection with Aug. 15 stabbing
• Woodland home catches fire for 2nd time
• Woodland artist recreates the 'Big Bang'
• Woodland artist recreates the 'Big Bang'
• A time of change at city of Davis Wetlands
• UC Davis scientists purify protein made by breast cancer gene, could lead to new treatments
• Yolo SPCA inundated with abandoned pets
• Woodland charter school petitioners: We're ahead of schedule
• For-profit college seeks to open doors Sept. 7 in Woodland
• UC president Yudof kicked out of mansion
• Plants seen inside house after fire appear to be marijuana
• Exit exam results show minorities gaining
• Marines fault Navy for crash that killed Capay native
• Financial aid to Woodland Community College months late
• 2nd blaze in 29 hours at Woodland home has firefighters investigating
• Rate increases OK'd by state for major health insurers
• Defendants Plead No Contest to $1.5 Million Dollar Scam of Elderly Davis Couple
• Calif. won't get 'Race to the Top' school money
• CSU official says public, private funds were mixed
• California endures another day of high heat; Woodland hits 106.5 degrees
• Dead goat discovered in Woodland hay bale fire
• New Lake Tahoe study focuses on algae growth
• Yolo Fair premium checks ready
• Police out in force for Quake Fest
• Charter schools could be held to open standards
• Free transit rides as air quality deteriorates
• Air controllers faulted in midair plane crash that killed Capay man
• State loses 2nd bid for fed school reform funds
• Yolo home sales follow state trends
• Woodland Opera House Backstage Newsletter - August 23, 2010
• Yolo's Muslim community invites county residents to break Ramadan fast on Sept. 1
• Jewish High Holy Days coming to Davis Sept. 8
• State launches telehealth network
• Life just peachy at Esparto's Manas Ranch
• 'Tax Lady' faces fraud lawsuit
• Einstein school moves to new site
• Elk Grove man dies in I-80 accident
• Clear path for new state court justice
• Payments delayed to counties, schools
• Yolo County gets serious about tribal road work
• Political bases might not let gubernatorial candidates survive
• State budget mess leads to huge cut at Woodland's Wayfarer Center
• Yolo artist celebrated in studio after death
• Climate change just 1 part of November ballot
• Funeral services planned for Woodland man discovered dead in storage locker
• Yolo home sales drop, prices climb for July
• Woodland's Destruction Derby competitors get tangled up in bleu
• Promote Literacy by Signing the Declaration for the Right to Literacy Scroll
• Woodland's Daniels smiling despite televised ribbing
• UC Davis gets NIH fundraising boost
• Woodland Community College gets federal grants
• More students earn high AP scores in Woodland district
• Federal funds awarded to expand statewide charter schools
• Yolo County jobless rate tips up to 12 percent
• Battle between Yuba Community College District classified staff, board gets uglier
• Tomsett delays status conference for 3rd time
• Yolo DA charges driver of crash that killed 10-year-old, injured 2
• 16-year-old, with showy tune, wins Yolo Idol competition
• Yolo County News: Hot Topic Updates Update - August 18, 2010
• Plenty of things to get 'ag-cited' about at Yolo County Fair
• Woodland Red Cross plans home tour
• University women host barbecue
• Longtime Yolo Red Cross leader resigning
• Obama a Muslim? Rumors defy reality
• Global warming measure sets off alarms
• Woodland Opera House Celebrates Chesley Award-Winners and Elly Award Nominees
• Sign-ups continue for charter school
• School starts again in Woodland, but changes from cuts abound
• Yolo County farmworkers to get vanpool
• Yolo County tomato growers hit a rough patch
• Prop. 8 backers might be unable to legally appeal judge's ruling
• Here's a chance to help and see bats
• Herger speaks with Yolo County residents
• Hiring day brings Woodland applicants to McDonald's
• Ag gala provides 'ag-citing' time as Yolo Fair opens
• Homework Help Center Program Returns
• Yolo County News: Food Recall Update - August 17, 2010
• Police arrest man in connection with Aug. 2 stabbing
• Proposition 8 appeal may not boil down to gay marriage question
• Yolo County Fair promises 'Ag-citing' times
• Music rules at Yolo fair this year in Woodland
• Lake Tahoe's clarity linked to region's economy
• Homework Help Center program returns to W. Sacramento
• Woodland firefighter in cook-off finals on 'LIVE! with Regis and Kelly'
• Vacaville cabernet top wine at tasting
• Bright spots in STAR testing for Woodland school district
• Storage unit body remains unidentified
• CalOSHA won't investigate Woodland child's accidental death
• West Sacramento Gang Member Sentenced To 45 Years In Prison For Shooting
• Woodland band plays Thursday at fair
• Lake Tahoe clarity held steady
• Sawed-off shotgun used in robbery try
• Pair of knife attacks most likely unconnected
• Nonprofits could lose tax-exempt status
• When 'phoning' ET may be a bad idea
• Gay marriages halted pending appeal
• Child dies when struck by forklift at welding firm
• Short work made of tearing down Woodland's towering water tank
• Traditional jazz players coming to Yolo fair
• Under Attack: Light Brown Apple Moth
• Woodland's old water tower coming apart at the seams
• Calif schools to get $1.2B from federal jobs bill
• Yolo County horse show features area's youth
• Ag Gala offers a taste of upcoming fair
• Sweet 16 in running for Yolo Idol
• Sacramento boy stabbed in Woodland's Campbell park
• W. Sac charter school registration continues
• Philanthropic support tops $100m at UCDavis
• A bit of the old valley just outside Woodland
• Ghost might be upset with Bangor fire house work
• Firefighter Daniels in top 5, needs your vote
• Yolo County's 10th Amateur Wine Competition on Tuesday
• Woodland school board: 5 candidates, 2 seats for Area 3
• Friendly warring at Woodland's Tomato Festival
• Woodland firefighter in first place of Regis and Kelly's 'Firehouse Cook-off'
• Grant to UCD targets food for children
• Catch the buzz: Bee friendly garden opens at UC Davis
• Garden tips from the masters will be offered at Yolo Fair
• 45 years in prison for attempted murder
• Schools get supplies from Capay Valley nonprofit
• Yolo state Sen. Wolk's water bills advance through Assembly panel
• Woodland school district's Trustee Area 1 has unopposed candidate; Area 2 has none
• Former Yolo CASA official has criminal history
• Judge doubts gay marriage ban's backers can appeal
• News from Woodland Opera House - August 12, 2010
• Residential burglaries surge in Davis
• Fundraising evening with bats planned by Yolo foundation
• Former Yolo County CASA director arrested on suspicion of theft, embezzlement
• Big shake-up coming to Winters
• Public art selected to show at renovated Davis library
• County supervisor honored by Yolo Land Trust
• <i>Public art selected to show </i> <i>at renovated Davis library</i>
• UC Davis faculty member: California tree disease spreading into East Coast
• Woodland man arrested for child porn
• Davis man accused of molesting kids pleads not guilty in Yolo court
• The Woodland Opera House - Registration for Drama, Dance and Performance Workshops
• Yolo County Planning Commission Meetings Update - August 11, 2010
• Yolo County Planning Project Status Report Update - August 11, 2010
• Tomato festival returns this Saturday
• Yolo transportation district, SACOG to replicate program from Kings County
• Woodland Healthcare hosts cancer benefit concert
• School starts again, but changes from cuts abound
• Yolo County News Update - Public Art Selected For Renovated Davis Branch Library
• Public art selected for renovated Yolo County's Davis library
• Yolo County growers hit a rough patch
• Backers of Prop. 23 are big polluters
• Yolo County Planning Commission Meeting Agenda For August 12, 2010
• AAUW barbecue aids students
• 'Rock out' for Relay for Life at Plainfield Station
• CHP cracks down on Woodland drivers using cell phones
• Yolo Federal hosts identity theft seminar
• Davis bike parade sponsored by Odd Fellows
• Malaria paper draws attention
• Kiwanis Club sponsoring poker tourney for charity
• Medical pot cards don't protect jobs
• Sacramento man arrested for vehicle theft in Davis
• Yolo County News: Food Recall Update - August 9, 2010
• Smuggling cell phones to inmates now a misdemeanor
• Judge: No more furloughs for Calif workers
• Former Alaska Sen. Ted Stevens dies in plane crash
• Fair food booth available for nonprofit organization
• Tribute Band 'Petty Theft' Coming To The Woodland Opera House
• Unity dinner celebrates local residents
• Armed robbery probed
• Volunteers wanted to show off Yolo County's administration building
• Enrollment under way at W. Sac school
• County's emergency systems take big leap into 21st century
• Health classes go online
• 'Most Wanted' contractor faces fraud charges
• Budget woes slow flood protection repair work
• Arrest warrant out for driver of fatal I-505 crash
• Incoming Woodland students leave their marks
• Yolo County News Update - Home Wine Makers Asked To Take Precautions To Prevent EGVM
• Woodland Babe Ruth loses in regional championship
• Second Water Conversation Meeting at West Sacramento Library
• Volunteer Opportunity Available at Yolo County
• Original term limit law's backers regret choice
• Yolo County Housing Meeting Agenda For August 12, 2010
• Woodland police looking for 'blonde, spiky haired' robber
• Grape-loving moth could spoil crush for Yolo's home winemakers
• Woodland's Third Street feeds itself with garden
• NAMI-Yolo mental illness recovery class
• Yolo County's winemakers warned about harmful moth
• Online ad helps Fairfield man find his stolen bicycle in Winters
• Woodland police seek assault suspect
• Chicken producers debate 'natural' label
• Yolo County deputies arrest Fortuna man after finding Oxycontin
• Yolo County deputies bust adult, teen for possession of pot, cocaine
• Woodland firefighter on top in national cook-off
• 4th Annual Unity Dinner honors residents
• Woodland AAUW holds annual barbecue
• Yolo Library, UC to host water policy meeting
• Bill giving residents in Lois Wolk's district input on Delta goes to Assembly
• Photos released of person of interest in 2 Woodland stabbings
• For Woodland school district, there's many options, but only 1 under $8M
• Yolo Sheriff's Dept. identifies suspect in Dunnigan stabbing
• Delta water users: We won't cut
• Modesto firm recalls ground beef sold in California
• Home construction in Woodland a hopeful sign to economic turnaround
• Tickets available for exciting Yolo Fair's 'Ag Gala'
• 'Family SOUP' aiding parents in Coulsa County
• Study finds blue whales have perfect pitch
• Assemblywoman Mariko Yamada hosts hearing on long-term care ombudsman
• UC Davis professor: For gay marriage, it's all about which judge is hearing the case
• New technical center at Pioneer focuses on skills
• Esparto adult and juvenile arrested by Yolo sheriff's deputy on drug charges
• Pioneer High and Woodland Community College building a future
• Sheriff's Dept.: Suspect ID'd in July stabbing near Dunnigan
• Appeal filed over gay marriage ruling in Calif.
• Davis-to-Dixon paving work begins on I-80; project will take months and slow traffic
• New 'Sci-Tech' Center opens in Knights Landing
• County comments on casino expansion plan
• Prop. 8 headed for 9th Circuit
• 1 dead after crash on I-505
• Household Hazardous Waste Drop-Off Days: August 13 and 14, 2010
• Static over radio tower at Yolo County landfill
• Judge's ruling ready in Calif. gay marriage case
• District Attorney Gets Money Back for Victims of Bad Check Writers
• Memory forms differenty in children
• Grand opening set for Sci-Tech center
• Bad check funds reclaimed
• Bump in the road for 'Bike Parade'
• 1 man on bicycle may have stabbed 2 others in Woodland
• Poll: Identity important to Latinos
• Whitman claims to be environmentalist
• County will phase out of paying judicial benefits
• State adopts water plan for Delta
• State's same-sex marriage ban overturned; appeal promised
• Woodland neighbors gather for a night out against crime
• CalPERS knew about Bell's salaries, did nothing
• Bronze medal for woodwork
• Fellowships for grad students
• Free mosquito repellent for 'Night Out'
• 2 stolen rafts recovered, 2 men put under arrest
• Politicians' tweets may be eyed as advertising
• Brown has $23M in race for governor
• Whitman's campaign models Bloomberg
• Math doesn't add up when budgets collide
• Climate initiative biggest draw among ballot props
• PIck up free mosquito repellent for tonight's National Night Out in Woodland
• Microfluid HIV test is quick and cheap
• BofA ATM torched at UC Davis early Monday
• Woodland firefighter is finalist in 'LIVE! with Regis and Kelly'
• Woodland puts city employee salaries on its home page
• 'Ag-citing' time promised at 69th Annual Yolo County Fair
• Proposed Lake Berryessa conservation area stirs debate
• Former governor Brown waits, yet is on top
• Skills sharpened at Pioneer High School this summer
• Grand opening set for new Sci-Tech center in Knights Landing
• Yolo County receives $29K in state, federal library grants
• Yolo County loses fight to withhold documents from crime victim
• Leaders being groomed at Woodland's Pioneer High School this summer
• Yolo County booth wins Silver at California State Fair
• UC Davis entomologist blogs at the top
• First major bridge section installed at Sacramento Int'l. Airport
• Yolo County Board Of Supervisors Meeting Agenda and Supporting Materials - August 3, 2010
• Hands come together to build Habitat for Humanity home in Woodland
• Meet city officials, police, firefighters on Night Out
• Yolo County Booth Wins Silver at State Fair
• Woodland firefighter cooking on national TV
• Recovery ed course offered
• Rhythm &Ribs raises the roof at St. John's
• Federal cash to supplement Yolo volunteers
• State's funding of colleges left unknown in budget delay
• Whitman strategy in doubt after poll
• Huge pot bust near Rumsey
• Drink up: UC Davis nutritionist finds cocoa is good for the heart
• Yolo County Receives Library Services and Technology Act Funds
• Fires mean poor air quality for Yolo-Solano Air Quality Management District
• Woodland water use falls in June
• 'Automated receptionist' at Woodland School District office
• Mendocino deputy kills pot grow suspect near Glenn County line
• Yolo rice growers off the map, but not lost
• Gov. wants city officials' salaries posted; Woodland already does it
• Woodland school district still seeks input on building
• Water conservation gathering sponsored by UC Davis in West Sacramento
• Yolo County News Update - Yolo County Department Closures In 2010/11
• Beale AFB to be home of turboprop spy plane
• Sex offenders arrested in Yolo sweep
• Gang injunction made permanent
• More money added for appliance rebates
• Governor vetoes farmworker overtime bill
• Gov. Schwarzenegger orders state worker furloughs
• Davis, UC Davis fire departments may consolidate
• Pioneer FFA hosting tri-tip dinner
• Winters men, juvenile arrested for being under the influence of drugs
• Sex Offender Sweep Nets 12 Arrests
• Probe into shooting of runaway cow at state fair
• UC Davis law dean endorses halt of Arizona immigration law
• Oakland OK's indoor pot growing
• Sweep of Yolo's registered sex offenders held by law enforcement officers
• Gang injunction made permanent in Fairfield
• Fires leaves destruction in their wake across state
• One Megawatt Solar Power System for Yolo County
• Bible school at St. Martin's
• Switch flipped on $7.5M power system at Yolo jail in Woodland
• UCDavis to host governor's debate
• High-speed pursuit leads to arrest by CHP in West Sacramento
• Interfaith Peace Picnic recognizes those who work together
• Street light work begins in downtown Woodland
• State could adopt new reading standards
• Obama's once solid support among Latinos showing a few cracks
• SunPower builds solar system for Yolo County jail in Woodland
• Yamada joins anniversary of disability rights movement
• Attack of some 'killer tomatoes' returns to Woodland
• Esparto author to talk about her new book
• Eco-friendly bulbs hold hidden risks
• No bids needed for big solar projects
• Governor could leave state without new budget
• UC Davis grad students bring hope of college to Knights Landing youth
• Woodland breaks ground on interchange
• Agenda for Board of Supervisors meeting on Tuesday, July 27, 2010
• 19-year-old man robbed at gunpoint Sun. morning in Woodland
• Rising temps mean worse smog season
• 25-acre Solano blaze burns 6 buildings
• UC Davis graduate ushers in a judicial legacy for Schwarzenegger
• 19-year-old man robbed in Woodland
• Lawmaker debate on to extend syringe sales
• Woodland City Council ponders: What is art?
• Budget impasse costs us, but how much?
• Dixon firefighter dies in crash
• State board: To save Delta, cut Calif. water use by half
• Food systems meeting in Yolo County angles to help farmers be local
• Assemblywoman Yamada joins disability rights advocates in celebrating anniversary of ADA
• Dixon Lions Club hosts poker fundraiser
• Davis bike parade hopes to set record
• Yolo DA, U.S. Attorney announce indictment against pot growers in Yolo County
• Capay Valley feeds Silicon Valley
• Capay residents comment on Cache Creek Casino expansion's draft EIR
• Yolo courthouse architects: Completion date in 2014
• Woman suspected of Chico-area robberies caught, arrested in Davis
• Special interests' influence will be addressed in '10
• Woodland City Council rushes to OK $910K loan
• Woodland School Trustee Berg accuses 2 others of violating law
• Book Talk With The Author
• City to fix slain sheriff deputy's misspelled name on monument
• Woodland Opera House Biz Kidz's salute to movie music
• Yolo County News: Food Recalls
• Broderick Gang Member Convicted of Attempted Murder
• Yolo County LAFCO Meeting Agenda For July 26, 2010
• Easy Editing for Announcements and Acitivites
• Dixon's newest straight shooter
• Accident at CR-102 onramp to I-5 injures 3; 2nd crash this year
• 6 candidates running for Yuba Community College District board spots
• Yolo County, citizens upset with EIR
• Yolo County News Update - Water Conversation Meeting At West Sacramento Library
• RISE safety gathering Thursday
• Medical group honors area local congressman
• Poll: Latinos mix hopes and strains
• 40-mile gas line cuts through Capay Valley
• Pesticide use goes unreported in daycare centers across state
• A little light shines on Woodland's downtown theater development
• Woodland trustee appointment not needed
• County roads to be shut down next week
• Yolo County News Update - County Road 93A, Portion Of County Road 31 Closed July 26-August 11, 2010
• Yolo Wines and Winery Listings Now Online
• Mother Reunited With Son After 5 Year Court Battle In Mexico
• Building Amnesty Program Extended
• Whooping Cough Vaccine Clinic
• New Solar Project Unveiled July 27, 2010
• High School Summer Intern Program Back for Third Year
• Yolo County News Update - 4 Life Sentences For Kidnapping And Attempted Robbery
• District Attorney Gets Money Back For Victims Of Bad Check Writers
• Yolo County Board of Supervisors Meeting Agenda for July 13, 2010
• Yolo County Features on County Programs and Services Update - July 8, 2010
• Yolo County Branch Libraries Closed for Staff Training on July 12, 2010
• Assessment Roll Reflects Further Decline In Values
• Changes In Rabies Prevention Program
• Yolo County Housing Meeting Agenda For July 8, 2010
• Yolo County News Update - Parolee Convicted Of West Sacramento Burlary
• Reduced Public Hours In Assessor and Auditor-Controller/Treasurer-Tax Collector Offices
• First Two Potential Human Cases Of West Nile Virus In Yolo County
• Jury Convicts Three Striker In Davis Residential Burglary
• Reduced Public Hours For The Public Defender’s Office
• Household Hazardous Waste Drop-Off Days: July 9 and 10 , 2010
• Le Miz PSA at the Woodland Opera House
• County, Tribe Form Emergency Services Partnership
• Yolo County Fraud Investigators Identify Over 47K In Public Money Theft
• Three Striker Sentenced For Shattering Victim’s Eye Socket On Picnic Day 2009
• The Woodland Opera House Will Present The West Valley Barbershop Chorus In Concert
• County Discontinuing Passport Service
• DA’s Environmental Unit Cracks Down on Polluters
• Number of Cases of Whooping Cough High This Year
• Packaging Violation Settlement Protects Consumers
• Bogus Cell Phone Text Messages Sent to Yolo Citizens
• Law Students Start District Attorney Legal Intern Program
• Yolo County News Update - Probation Assists In Hwy 113 Weed Abatement
• News from Woodland Opera House - June 15, 2010
• Summer Programs for Young People of All Ages at the Library
• Jury Convicts Davisite of Obstructing an Officer
• Portion of County Road 102 Closed for Repairs June 15-17
• Auditor-Controller and Treasurer-Tax Collector
• Yolo County Board of Supervisors Meetings Update for June 15, 2010
• Building a Safer Community for At-Risk Seniors: A Yolo County Crisis to Action Summit
• Summer Fun for the Family at the Davis Branch Library
• Yolo County Books Lists for Adults Update - June 9, 2010
• Woodland Gang Member Sentenced to 38 Years to Life in Prison
• News from Woodland Opera House - June 7, 2010
• Yolo County Housing Regular Meeting Agenda For June 10, 2010
• Yolo County Wins Regional Planning Award
• District Attorney Settles Scanner Violations Case Against West Sacramento Business
• Yolo County Releases Fiscal Year 2010-11 Recommended Budget
• Yolo County Food Recalls Update - Recall Of Organicgirl Baby Spinach
• Yolo County Board of Supervisors Meetings Update for June 8, 2010
• Yolo County Planning Commission Meeting Agenda For June 10, 2010
• Reduced Public Hours at Yolo County Probation
• Cell Phones For Soldiers
• West Sacramento Library Continues To Offer Free Computer Classes
• Yolo County News Update - Two Men Arrested For Large Marijuana Grow And Possessing A Loaded Rifle
• Promote Literacy in Yolo County
• Yolo County News Update - Tax Assistance Provided To Low-Income Wage Earners
• The Woodland Opera House Presents 'The Ophelia Ragtime Orchestra Of Norway'
• Yolo County Planning and Public Works News Update - May 24, 2010
• West Sacramento Man Convicted for Years of Spousal and Child Abuse
• Yolo County Board Of Supervisors Budget Meeting Agenda for May 25, 2010
• Yolo County News Update - West Sacramento Man Convicted For Possessing Child Pornography Movies
• Free Novel H1N1 Influenza Vaccination Clinics During May and June
• Yolo County News: European Grapevine Moth on The Horizon
• Yolo County Tribal Affairs Update - May 24, 2010
• Yolo County’s Annual Memorial Service
• Yolo County Housing Meeting Agenda for May 13, 2010
• New Hope Community Development Corporation Meeting Agenda for May 13, 2010
• Yolo County County Fees Update
• Yolo County LAFCO Meeting Agenda For May 10, 2010
• Promote Literacy in West Sacramento
• Fraud Awareness Fair 2010
• May is Older Americans Month
• Yolo County Planning Commission Meeting Agenda for May 13, 2010
• Yolo County Board Of Supervisors Budget Workshops Agenda for May 5, 2010
• Yolo County Hot Topics Update - April 30, 2010
• Updated YoloLINK Community Resources Directory Available Now
• Yolo County Board Of Supervisors Budget Workshops Agenda for April 30, 2010
• Household Hazardous Waste Drop-Off Days: May 7 and 8, 2010
• FEMA Flood Map Changes Take Effect June 18, 2010
• Mother's Day Brunch
• Yolo County Planning and Public Works News Update - April 22, 2010
• Yolo County News Update - Yolo County Partners To Offer Appliance Rebates
• Poet Laverne Frith To Speak At West Sacramento Library
• West Sacramento Suspects Charged for Gang Assault of Two Juveniles
• Yolo County Board Of Supervisors Meeting Agenda For April 23, 2010
• Woodland Opera House Presents ‘Winnie-the-Pooh’
• Crime Victims’ Rights: Fairness. Dignity. Respect.
• Financial Workshops At The West Sacramento Library
• Yolo County Board of Supervisors Meetings Update for April 13, 2010
• Yolo County Features On County Programs And Services Update
• District Attorney Check Program Recovers Over $18,000 for Victims
• April Kicks Off Child Abuse Prevention Month
• Read Off Your Fines Campaign
• Yolo County Housing Meeting Agenda for April 8, 2010
• Woodland Opera House Newsletter - April 5, 2010
• Yolo County Board of Supervisors Meeting Agenda for April 06, 2010
• Walking Tour : Working With Local Government
• The Woodland Opera House Present 'All Shook Up'
• Yolo County News: Auditor-Controller/Treasurer-Tax Collector Office Closed April 2, 2010
• Gordy Ohliger the 'Banjo-ologist' In Concert at the Woodland Opera House
• Yolo County News Update - Couple Indicted for Embezzling $500,000 from Davis Family
• Yolo County News Update - Woodland Parolee Agrees To Plea Bargain In 2009 Homicide
• Yolo County Board of Supervisors Meetings Update - March 24, 2010
• W Sac Gang Member Sentenced to 28 Years in Prison for Beating Victim into a Coma
• Woodland Gang Member Convicted of Robbery and Attempting to Dissuade a Witness
• Woodland Opera House Backstage Newsletter - March 23, 2010
• Yolo County Planning Commission Meetings Update - March 23, 2010
• Yolo County Food Recalls Update
• Yolo County Board Of Supervisors Budget Workshops Meeting Agenda For March 23, 2010
• Davis Branch Library Hosts Digital Bookmobile To Kick-Off Yolo County Library’s New Digital...
• Yolo County News Update: Man Who Kidnapped Family Convicted By Jury – Faces Life In Prison
• Fraud Alert: Door-to-Door Insurance Salespersons
• Woodland Gang Member Gets 55 to Life for 2008 Drive By Shooting
• Yolo County News Update - Grant Allows Easy Collection Of Hazardous ‘Sharps’
• West Sacramento Gang Injunction Upheld
• Yolo County Board of Supervisors Meetings Update
• Yolo County Government News: Yolo County’s Central Landfill Putting Trash to Good Use
• Yolo County Government News: Two More Businesses Sell Tobacco to Undercover Decoys
• Yolo County Government News: Yolo County Food Recalls
• Woodland Opera House Needs A Truck
• Yolo County Food Recalls Update - Recall Of Beef Containing Los Cabos Products
• Yolo County Housing Regular Meeting Agenda- March 11, 2010
• Yolo County News: Gang Member Given 10 Years for West Davis Car Thefts
• Yolo County News: Davis Library Parcel Tax Exemption Deadline: June 1, 2010
• Yolo County Planning Commission Meetings Update for march 11, 2010
• Parks, Recreation And Wildlife Advisory Committee Meeting Agenda for March 9, 2010
• Yolo County News Update - Sacramento Woman Sentenced To Prison For Accessory To Murder
• Yolo County News: Woodland Couple Sentenced to Multiple Thefts
• Yolo County News Update - Household Hazardous Waste Drop-Off Days
• Yolo County District Attorney assists with National Consumer Protection Week
• Yolo County Housing Element Certified
• Woodland Man Sentenced for Abusing Infant
• Light Brown Apple Moth Detected In Woodland
• Health Department Vaccination Clinics Available
• Yolo County News Update - Russell Boulevard Bike Path Closer To Being Repaired
• Yolo County News Update - Yolo County Launches Pretrial Release Program
• Yolo County News Update - Building Amnesty Program
• West Sacramento Gang Beating Results in Attempted Murder Conviction
• Yolo County News Update - Yolo County Hosts CASp Training
• Yolo County Planning And Public Works News Update
• Yolo County News Update - Promote Literacy in Your Community
• Yolo County News Update - District Attorney Victim Services Program Awarded Grant
• Board Of Supervisors And Financing Corporation Meeting Agenda For February 23, 2010
• Woodland Opera House Youth Auditions
• English Conversation Groups at the Arthur F. Turner Community Library
• Yolo County Local Agency Formation Commission Special Meeting Agenda for February 22, 2010
• Schmalz European Provisions Is Recalling Applegate Farms Certified Organic Fire Roasted...
• Woodland Opera House Backstage Newsletter - February 11, 2010
• Yolo County News: Two Men Convicted of West Sacramento Home Burglary
• Yolo County News Update - Local Transportation System At Risk Without Increased State Investment
• Yolo County News Update - Davis Man Sent To Prison For Assaulting Davis Officers
• Yolo County Government News: Eva and Ginger Rutland to Speak at West Sacramento Library
• Yolo County Board of Supervisors Meetings Update - February 8, 2010
• Yolo County Government News: Jury Convicts Woodland Gang Member for 2008 Drive By Shooting
• Yolo County Board of Supervisors Meeting Agenda for February 9, 2010
• Woodland Opera House Backstage Newsletter - February 4, 2010
• Parks, Recreation And Wildlife Advisory Committee Meeting Agenda for February 9, 2010
• Yolo County Novel H1N1 Influenza Update - February 3, 2010
• Woodland Couple Convicted For Burglary of Holy Rosary Church
• Yolo County Government News: West Sacramento Man Sent to Prison for Child ****
• Disney’s Aladdin, Junior
• Reunited Mother And Son To Meet At Yolo County District Attorney’s Office
• Yolo County News Update - Woodland Man Convicted for Abusing Infant
• Household Hazardous Waste Drop-Off Days: February 5 and 6, 2010
• Yolo County Government News: Yolo County Supports Census 2010
• District Attorney’s Victim Services Program Holds Ribbon Cutting Ceremony ..
• Winters Murderer Sentenced to Life in Prison
• Yolo County News - Novel H1N1 Vaccine Clinics Update
• Yolo County LAFCO Meeting Agenda for January 25, 2010
• Yolo County News Update - Yolo County Encourages Safe Recycling
• Jobs, Economic Development And Sustainable Communities Town Hall Listening Session
• Yolo County Planning Commission Meetings Update - January 19, 2010
• Yolo County Offers Free Tax Assistance To Low-Income Wage Earners
• Yolo County News Update - County Roads 105 and 32A Railroad Crossing Closed for Repair
• Yolo Landfill Partners To Recycle ‘Techno Trash’
• Yolo County News Update - H1N1 Vaccine Available In Yolo County
• Yolo County Joins Clean Energy Finance Program
• Woodland Opera House Backstage Newsletter - January 12, 2010
• New Hope Community Development Corporation Meeting Agenda for January 14, 2010
• Yolo County Planning Project Status Report - January 11, 2010
• 17 Year Old Woodlander Sentenced For Brutal Rape And Kidnapping
• Yolo County Housing Meetings Update
• Yolo County News: West Sacramento Child Molester Sentenced to 16 Years Prison
• Yolo County Board of Supervisors Meeting Agenda for January 12, 2010
• Yolo County District Attorney Investigator Gets Top Recognition From Attorney General
• Tips On Protecting Yourself From Annuities Fraud
• Yolo County News - Emeka A. Akamike To Speak At West Sacramento Library
• Yolo County Flu Vaccine Information Update - January 6, 2010
• Yolo County News Update - January 2010 Novel H1N1 Vaccine Clinics
• Household Hazardous Waste Drop-Off Days
• Light Brown Apple Moth Update
• Husband found Guilty For Murder Of Wife – Victim’s Body Never Found
• Yolo County News Update - Yolo County Branch Libraries Closed for Staff Training on January 11, 2010
• Variety Show Registration At The Woodland Opera House
• Woodland Opera House Backstage Newsletter - December 22, 2009
• Free Holiday Recycling At The County Landfill
• Bay Area Man Sentenced To Life In Prison For Vehicular Murder
• Yolo County Books Lists for Children Update - December 16, 2009
• Yolo County News Release Update
• Yolo County Received 300 Doses of Recalled Novel H1N1 Vaccine
• Yolo County Flu Vaccine Information Update - December 16, 2009
• The Woodland Opera House Presents Men Of Worth In Concert
• Cell Phone Vishing Scams On The Rise
• Man Convicted Of West Sacramento Home Burglaries
• Yolo County New Hope Meetings Update
• Yolo County Planning and Public Works News Update - December 10, 2009
• Cold, Wet Weather Expected During Novel H1N1 Vaccine Clinics
• Yolo County News Update - December 16, 2009
• Yolo County News Update: Child Molester Convicted
• Yolo County News Update: Volunteers Needed for Novel H1N1 Vaccine Clinic
• Jury Stands Up For Officer Injured In The Line Of Duty
• Yolo County Department Closures During Winter Holidays
• Yolo County Flu Vaccine Information Update - December 3, 2009
• Yolo County News Update - Novel H1N1 Vaccine Clinics in Yolo County
• Yolo County News Update - Household Hazardous Waste Drop-Off Days in December
• Yolo County Housing Meetings Update - December 2, 2009
• Yolo County Books Lists for Children Update - December 1, 2009
• Yolo County Planning Commission Meetings Update - December 1, 2009
• Yolo County Housing Meetings Update - November 30, 2009
• Yolo County News : No Charges Against UC Davis Protesters
• Bilingual Family Concert At Esparto And West Sacramento Libraries
• Yolo County News : Officer Involved Shooting Justified - Attorney General Upholds Decision
• News From Woodland Opera House - November 24, 2009
• Yolo County News Update - Bay Area Man Convicted of Murder for Driving Under the Influence
• Yolo County News Update - Yolo County Administrator Appointed
• Sacramento Man Sentenced For Poaching Wildlife And Illegally Possessing A Firearm
• Yolo County News - World AIDS Day Event in Yolo County
• Yolo County News - Supervisor McGowan Elected CSAC 2nd Vice-President
• West Sacramento Library Seeking Input for Parenting Workshops
• West Sacramento Adopts Ordinance For Licensing Of Tobacco Retailers
• Portion of Russell Boulevard Bike Path to Close for Repair
• The Best Christmas Pageant Ever
• Volunteers Needed at the Arthur F. Turner Community Library in West Sacrament
• Yolo County Board of Supervisors Support California Forward 2010 Reform Plan
• Yolo County News Update - November 10, 2009
• Yolo County News - November 10, 2009
• Yolo County News: Chief Probation Officer Appointed
• Yolo County News Update - Judge Finds Breaking Jaw During Burglary Warrants Prison
• Yolo County News Update - Library Branches Update
• Yolo County Planning Commission Meetings Update - November 9, 2009
• Yolo County News Update - Jury Convicts Two for Gang Activity
• Yolo County Hot Topics Update - November 6, 2009
• Yolo County News Update - H1N1 Vaccine Arriving Slowly in Yolo County
• Yolo County News Update - Grand Opening of the Winters Community Library
• Yolo County Planning And Public Works News - November 6, 2009
• Yolo County Board of Supervisors Meetings Update - November 5, 2009
• Yolo County Planning Project Status Report - November 5, 2009
• Yolo County News - Tutors Needed in Juvenile Hall
• Parks, Recreation And Wildlife Advisory Committee Meeting Agenda for November 9, 2009
• News From Woodland Opera House - November 4, 2009
• Yolo County News Update - Kraft Sentenced For Failure To Pay Child Support
• The Woodland Opera House Presents ‘An Evening With Local Songwriters’
• Yolo County News Update - Deprtment Closure During Thanksgiving Week
• Yolo County News Update - Batterer Of MySpace Jury Tampering Victim Sentenced To 3 Years
• Yolo County Planning Commission Meetings Update - November 4, 2009
• Yolo County Planning Project Status Report Update - November 3, 2009
• The Woodland Opera House Concert Series presents Joni Morris in ' A Portrait of Patsy Cline'
• Yolo County News: Household Hazardous Waste Drop-Off Days
• Yolo County Hot Topics Update - November 2, 2009
• Yolo County Board of Supervisors Meetings Update - October 30, 2009
• Yolo County Hot Topics Update - October 30, 2009
• Yolo County Planning Commission Meetings Update - October 30, 2009
• Yolo County Hot Topics Update - October 27, 2009
• Yolo County Board of Supervisors Meeting Agenda for October 27, 2009
• Yolo County In-Home Supportive Services Meetings Update - October 23, 2009
• Yolo County News - English conversation groups at the Davis Branch Library
• Yolo County News - Four Men Indicted on Attempted Murder Charges
• Yolo County News - 80-Year-Old W. Sacramento Man Falls Prey to Lottery Scam
• Yolo County Planning Project Status Report Update - October 21, 2009
• Yolo County Novel H1N1 Influenza Update - October 21, 2009
• Yolo County Planning and Public Works News - October 20, 2009
• Yolo County Hot Topics Update - October 19, 2009
• Rescue Man Convicted of Road Rage
• Governor Signs Bill to Update County Fees
• Woodland Opera House Backstage Newsletter - October 13, 2009
• Three Woodlanders Sentenced for 2007 Pioneer Shooting
• Opera House Announces 2009-10 Concert Series
• Yolo County News - In-Home Supportive Services Meetings
• Yolo County Novel H1N1 Influenza Update - October 8, 2009
• Yolo County News Update - Concerning The Closure Of The Winters Library And Move To A New Facility
• Yolo County Planning an Public Works News Update - October 8, 2009
• Yolo County Features on County Programs and Services Update - October 8, 2009
• Two Sacramento Men Convicted of Poaching Deer
• Yolo County News - October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month
• Yolo County News - October is Crime Prevention Month
• Yolo County News - 16-Year-Old Convicted of Brutal Rape and Kidnapping
• Yolo County Hot Topics Update - October 1, 2009
• Yolo County News - Household Hazardous Waste Drop-Off Days: October 9 and 10, 2009
• Yolo County News Update - Two Separate Stores Sell Tobacco to Minor-Police Decoys
• Yolo County News Update - Vaccine Information On For October 3 Seasonal Flu Vaccine Clinics
• Yolo County Agricultural Training Opportunities
• Yolo County News Update - E-mail Yolo County Archives
• Planning Commission Page Update - September 29, 2009
• Yolo County News Update - 2009/10 Secured Tax Bill Information Now Available.....
• Yolo County Board of Supervisors Meetings Update
• Yolo County News - Yolo County Branch Libraries Close for Staff Training October 12, 2009
• McGowan Represents Delta Counties in Washington, D.C.
• Yolo County News Update - Volunteers Needed For Emergency Preparedness Exercise
• Law Enforcement Requests Witness Assistance in Hit and Run Investigation
• Yolo County News Update - Grandfather Convicted Of Child Abuse
• Yolo County LAFCO Meetings Update - September 21, 2009
• Yolo County News Update - Two Human Cases of West Nile Virus Confirmed in Yolo County
• Yolo County News Update - District Attorney's Office Receive High Tech Funding to...
• H1N1 Influenza Update - September 18, 2009
• Yolo County News - Free Flu Shot Clinics
• Yolo County News Releases Update - Yolo Reads Adult Literacy Program
• Yolo County Urges Governor to Restore $124 million to Child Welfare Services
• Yolo County Hot Topics Update - Department Closures In Fiscal Year 2009-10
• Yolo County News - New Support Facility at the Gibson House
• News from Woodland Opera House - September 15, 2009
• The Second Annual Tunes For Trees
• Yolo County News - County Department Closures in 2009-10
• News from Woodland Opera House - September 9, 2009
• Woodland Opera House News - August 26, 2009
• Workshops at the WOH
• Disney’s High School Musical 2
• Sidesaddle and Co. In Concert
• The Woodland Opera House Presents Show Biz Kidz
• Woodland Opera House News - July 17, 2009
• Uptown Lowdown Jazz Coming To Woodland
• Woodland Opera House Presents Houston Jones with Very Special Guest Joe Craven
• Buy a Brick Fundraiser
• Appetite For Construction – Preserving the Old, Awaiting the New
• The Woodland Opera House Presents Raymond Victor and His RV Band
• Auditions: Disney’s High School Musical 2
• Linda Pillard - A Certified Expert in Helping Families Who Cannot Make Their Mortgage Payment - Op
• Woodland Opera House Backstage Newsletter - May 6, 2009
• Agenda for Cache Creek Technical Advisory Committee Meeting for April 27, 2009
• The Woodland Opera House 'Buy a Brick' Fundraiser
• Woodland Opera House Presents Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat
• Nature Outings at Stebbins Cold Canyon
• Woodland Opera House Backstage Newsletter
• The Woodland Opera House presents Steve Carter Jazz Group in Concert
• The Woodland Opera House presents The West Valley Barbershop Chorus in ‘Sentimental Journey’
• Alexander Who’s Not, Not, Not, Not, Not, Not Going To Move
• The Woodland Opera House Backstage Newsletter - February 5, 2009
• Rising Stars!
• Yolo County Parks and Resources Department News - January 27, 2009
• Cache Creek Technical Advisory Committee Special Meeting Agenda For January 26, 2009
• The Woodland Opera House Is Holding Registration for Drama and .....
• Sourdough Slim's The “One Man Western Extravaganza”
• Woodland Opera House Presents The Neil Simon Comedy Fools
• Holiday Season Ticket Package and Holiday Gift Certificates for Drama and Dance Classes
• Teichert Foundation Presents Youth Summer Theatre Camp - Show Biz Kidz
• Winter and Spring Acting Academy Registration
• Land Imprinter Breakfast meeting
• ‘Patsy Cline, Christmas and More’ Concert at the Woodland Opera House
• Holiday Toy Drive to Benefit Yolo County CASA
• Cache Creek Technical Advisory Committee Agenda for November 17, 2008
• Carl and Nadine Salonites Present A Tuna Christmas
• Electric Wheechair?
• The Woodland Opera House Presents Swing Fever in Concert
• Musical Theatre Workshop
• Education Classes Now Forming at Woodland Opera House Theatre
• Opera House Announces 2008-09 Concert Series
• The Woodland Opera House Presents Damn Yankees
• PSA - Awards
• The Woodland Opera House Guild is Proud to Present The Adventures of Tom Sawyer
• Education Program Holds Fall Registration
• Yolo County Fair
• Show Biz Kidz- Broadway Blockbusters
• The Woodland Opera House Rising Stars Workshop Presents The Ugly Duckling And Friends
• This Weekend at the Opera House
• Woodland Opera House Announces their 2008-2009 Season
• Tunes For Trees: Rock and Roots Music Showcase Present by Woodland Tree Foundation
• The Woodland Opera House Presents Rocky and the Revellettes in Concert
• The Woodland Opera House presents A Streetcar Named Desire
• The Woodland Opera House Rising Stars Workshop Presents Fables From Around the World
• The Woodland Opera House Auditions The Adventures of Tom Sawyer
• The EDLOS - A Capella Broadway
• Sarah Plain and Tall
• The Imaginary Invalid
• NEW HOURS AT GIBSON HOUSE STARTING JULY 1
• 5th Annual Father/Daughter Dinner Dance

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