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Controversial Activist Beth Bourne Files for DJUSD Board Seat Amidst Ban

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By David Greenwald
| Davis Vanguard
Beth Bourne with Dorte Jensen in a confrontation outside of a public meeting DAVIS, Calif. — Beth Bourne, a longtime and controversial figure in Davis school politics, has pulled nomination papers to run for the Davis Joint Unified School District Board of Education in Trustee Area 4, setting up what could become one of the most closely watched local races on the November ballot. Candidate filing for the Nov. 3, 2026, election opened Monday and runs through Aug. 7.
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Judge: Rieisig’s ‘Pack of Wolves’ Remark Violated Racial Justice Act

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By David Greenwald
| Davis Vanguard
WOODLAND, Calif. — A Yolo County Superior Court judge has ruled that prosecutors violated California’s Racial Justice Act during Maurice Cook Jr.’s 2003 murder trial, concluding that the prosecution’s comparison of Cook and his co-defendants to “a pack of wolves” constituted racially discriminatory language.
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Judge Dismisses One Felony Vandalism Count Against Accused Found Mentally Incompetent

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By David Greenwald
| Davis Vanguard
San Francisco Hall of Justice – Photo by David M. Greenwald SAN FRANCISCO — A San Francisco Superior Court judge dismissed one of two felony vandalism charges against an accused man previously found mentally incompetent to stand trial after concluding the alleged damage to a business window and sign stemmed from a single act, while holding the accused to answer on one amended felony count. Judge Gloria Rhynes presided over the preliminary hearing, where Deputy Public Defender Mario A.
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