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Monday, January 26th, 2026
Good morning, Davis. Here's your local news at a glance for Monday, the 26th of January.
COMMUNITY NEWS
- ➤ On Jan. 20, Davis Odd Fellows hosted Public Defender Tracie Olson for the Universal Justice Speaker Series — she explained holistic defense and urged informed voting to protect constitutional rights. The California Aggie
CULTURE NEWS
- ➤ On Jan. 11, the Spanish Club — working with other student organizations — hosted Crossroads of Culture at Olson Hall to connect students through club presentations, dance routines and an international potluck. Organizers thanked club leaders for their participation. The California Aggie
- ➤ Davis students use favorite films, albums (and TV shows) to ease winter blues today as rainy afternoons and early sunsets mark a challenging winter quarter. They say familiar media offer a comforting escape from seasonal fatigue while invoking cherished memories. The California Aggie
EDUCATION NEWS
- ➤ During a November meeting, the UC Board of Regents voted to renew a plan that will increase tuition for new students while current undergraduates are unaffected. The change will begin next academic year—its new model is expected to support campus services, though some officials worry about its impact on affordability. The California Aggie
- ➤ A local book club in Davis gathers friends to discuss classic novels and share insights that renew a love for reading. Meetings at nearby coffee shops boost confidence and strengthen friendships — showing how organized discussion can spark fresh perspectives. The California Aggie
GOVERNMENT NEWS
- ➤ On Dec. 17, the Davis Planning Commission discussed the Village Farms housing project amid concerns over safety, affordable housing, and flood risks. The commission voted 5 to 2 to certify the draft EIR and recommended adjustments for increased density & affordability ahead of City Council review. The California Aggie
HEALTH NEWS
- ➤ UC Davis researchers received a $5.5 million NIH grant to lead a five-year study on expressive communication in children with Down syndrome, aged 18 to 54 months. The project involves in-person visits every 18 months — plus 11 virtual check-ins to track language milestones and guide family expectations. The California Aggie
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