Good morning, Davis.

An unhoused deaf woman facing two felony charges was granted supervised release by Yolo County Superior Court last Thursday—she objected to HART’s closed captioning service and asked for an alternative provider.

The judge’s order requires her to avoid Yolo County vehicles, use Yolo buses if needed, and attend a pre-hearing conference on Sept. 4.

A new study by a UC Davis economist shows that a 12.5% tariff could cut the U.S. trade deficit by 13% and boost economic welfare by 2.15%, though global supply chains and possible retaliation may cancel these benefits—smaller trade partners and lower-income households could face higher costs.

After serving as interim chief for over a year, Nathaniel Hartinger has been chosen to lead the UC Davis Fire Department effective Monday, Aug.

11 — following a competitive national search that recognized his 25 years of service and strong community ties. He will be sworn in later that evening to formally begin his role.

Cooking Class: Cold Summer Noodles Three Ways

5:30-7:30 p.m. — Davis Food Co-op — Discounts for Co-op Owners available — Beat the heat with three refreshing, cold noodle dishes using local seasonal produce.

Pet First Aid and CPR Class

9 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. — Redwood Building — $65 — Gain essential skills in pet first aid and CPR while supporting animal rescue in a local initiative.