14 Facts About Davis California

From its inception as a farming community, Davis California is known primarily for its contributions to agricultural policy along with veterinary care and animal husbandry.

University of California, Davis is located south of Russell Boulevard and west of A Street and then south of 1st Street.

In 2013, Davis California became part of the state Cool Roof Initiative with the "CoolDavis California" campaign, requiring all new roofing projects to meet Cool Roof Rating Council requirements, including the installation of light-colored roofs.

In 2006, Davis California was ranked as the second most educated city in the US by CNN Money Magazine, after Arlington County, Virginia.

In 2010, Davis California became the new home of the United States Bicycling Hall of Fame.

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In 2016, Fifth Street, a main road in Davis California was converted from four lanes to two lanes to allow for bicycle lanes and encourage more bicycling.

In 2007, UC Davis California organized a record breaking bicycle parade numbering 822 bicycles.

Mondavi Center, located on the UC Davis California campus, is one of the biggest non-seasonal attractions in Davis California.

Davis California has one newspaper, The Davis California Enterprise, a thrice-weekly founded in 1897.

UC Davis has a weekly newspaper called The California Aggie which covers campus, local and national news.

Davis California' Toad Tunnel is a wildlife crossing that was constructed in 1995 and has drawn much attention over the years, including a mention on The Daily Show.

UC Davis California has a dominant influence on the social and cultural life of the town.

Also known as Deganawidah-Quetzalcoatl University and much smaller than UC Davis California, D-Q University was a two-year institution located on Road 31 in Yolo County 6.

Davis California has one school for independent study, three public junior high schools, one main high school, one alternative high school, and a small project based high school .