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From the archives: Catfish killers caught: Students will get to show donated fish at Yolo Fair
Woodland police arrested three children Monday on suspicion of sneaking into Woodland High School and poisoning, stabbing and smashing 31 catfish.
4 hrs ago | The Daily Democrat
School district: Woodland FFA pig stolen, slaughtered
The pig, a 3-month-old named Edwin, belongs to Marika Ocegueda, a 16-year-old junior from Woodland High School.
17 hrs ago | Sacramento Bee Newspaper
Seeds: Sacramento fuchsia clubs holds 70th annual show, sale
Today, the park's Shepard Garden and Arts Center hosts the 70th annual show and sale of one of the city's oldest garden clubs – the Sacramento branch of the American Fuchsia Society.
21 hrs ago | The Daily Democrat
2012-13 proposed Woodland budget available in print, online
Included in that figure is a preliminary General Fund budget of $37.95 million, and preliminary Capital Improvement Program budget of $29.3 million.
Mental health support offered in Spanish
Yolo,A a chapter of National Alliance on Mental Illness, sponsors an ongoing support group in Spanish for those who care for a family member or friend living with a psychiatric disorder.
Barbara Bludsworth in Woodland, California says: "This is my front garden. The boxer boys, 'Hudson' in the chair and 'Bosco' lounging on the blue bottle bench, are always there to make sure I do things the right way and are always vigilant just in case a brave squirrel might dare to wander in..."
Maguire maintains campaign fundraising lead over Parish
With just a few days to go until Election Day, Yolo Superior Court Judge Dan Maguire continues to lead his opponent, Deputy District Attorney Clint Parish, by a two-to-one margin in campaign fundraising.
Nickel Slots headlining concert benefiting Woodland Opera House
Brothers and Woodland natives Chris Amaral, drums, and Steve Amaral, left, make up half of the Nickel Slots.
Grand jury asked to investigate campaign mailer
In an effort to uncover all who were involved in sending the campaign mailer last month admonishing Sue Greenwald for "bad behavior," or to uncover those involved with the groups that paid for the hit piece, a Davis man has filed a complaint with the Yolo County Grand Jury.
Bike campaign launched in Woodland
During the five years that I worked as a classroom presenter in Yolo County, I noticed a long lines of cars in front of schools dropping off students in the morning and picking up students in the afternoon.
Marmaduke is a super-friendly, 10-month-old neutered male great Dane/boxer mix who's cute as can be and loves to play.
Woodland man, kids hurt in collision on I-5
A Woodland man and two children were transported to UC Davis Medical Center Saturday morning after a collision on Interstate 5 in Woodland.
Aggies take junior high students under their wing in Holmes mentorship program
When teacher Teresa Delgadillo arrived at Holmes Junior High School as an English Learner specialist four years ago, she soon developed the sense that something was missing.
After 50 years, Woodland Chamber BBQ canceled
For the first time in half a century the Woodland Chamber of Commerce will not hold its annual Chamber BBQ.
State bill increases penalties for human trafficking
A meeting tonight sponsored by the Woodland members of Soroptimists International has taken on new significance following passage Tuesday in the state Senate of a bill that targets human trafficking.
Student artwork on exhibit at Gallery 625
Student work from two special Yolo County art programs will comprise two group shows opening Friday at Gallery 625 in the County Administration Building, 625 Court St.
It's a free-for-all on the June 5 ballot
Got my "Combined Sample Ballot and Voter Information Pamphlet" in the mail the other day from my good friend Freddie Oakley in Woodland and threw my back out just trying to get this weighty volume in the front door.
5 injured when car broadsided south of Woodland
At 7:25 p.m., Davis resident Shanshan Wang, 58, was driving a 2008 Toyota Camry southbound County Road 102 at CR-29 when she attempted to make a left turn, said California Highway Patrol Officer Cindy Leal.
Appetizers: Verge fundraiser: local beer, local food and money well spent
Drink a beer, help an artist. It's that simple the entire month of June, as Sacramento's own Ruhstaller Beer will donate a percentage of sales for each beer sold to the Verge Center for the Arts .
Employee "loses track of time" due to disability
Trying to let the mentally disabled employee go from its store in Woodland, Calif., though, proved costly to retailer Target Corp., which has agreed to pay $275,000 to extricate itself from her wrongful termination claim under the Americans with Disabilities Act.