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The Daily Democrat serves as the primary daily newspaper for Woodland and Yolo County in California. It is part of the MediaNews Group and is situated in Woodland's Historic Downtown, specifically on Main Street.

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Hundreds pour into Yolo County Fairgrounds for California Honey Festival

5 days ago | dailydemocrat.com | Carlos Guerrero

On Saturday, with the wind providing a nice break from the mid-June heat, hundreds of locals, residents, and visitors congregated at the Yolo County Fairgrounds for the annual California Honey Festival.
California Honey Festival set to hit Yolo County Fairgrounds Saturday

1 week ago | dailydemocrat.com | Carlos Guerrero

Plans often change, but the fun dosen’t have to. After a long wait due to a weather-related rescheduling, the California Honey Festival, presented via a partnership with the Woodland Hoteliers Group and Visit Woodland, is finally set to grace the Yolo County Fairgrounds, all day Saturday, from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.After swapping dates and locations from last year, this year’s festival is set to deliver a sweet treat with hours of family fun and activities.
Panthers’ Marchand trolls NHL teams, including the Sharks, on social media

1 week ago | dailydemocrat.com | Curtis Pashelka

Longtime agitator Brad Marchand takes to Instagram to 'thank' several NHL teams for sending player to Cup champion Panthers
Woodland Police investigate stabbing

1 week ago | dailydemocrat.com | Taylor Heeden

The Woodland Police Department is investigating a stabbing which occured on Monday morning, according to a statement made by police. Police stated the incident occured at 5 a.m. in the intersection of California and W Court streets, with the injuries being dubbed “significant” by authorities. It’s unclear how many times the victim was stabbed, and according to reporting from KCRA, the victim was sent to the hospital for treatment.
Pioneer High School alumna helps Santa Clara win first-ever West Coast Conference softball championship

1 week ago | dailydemocrat.com | Carlos Guerrero

Lauren Bryson, along with members of her family, pose for a photo with the West Coast Conference trophy after helping the Santa Clara softball program win its first-ever conference championship earlier this year. (Courtesy)
‘NO KINGS’ march draws thousands to downtown Woodland

1 week ago | dailydemocrat.com | Taylor Heeden

Thousands of Yolo County residents gathered in front of the Yolo County Superior Court for the local “NO KINGS” protest, one of over 1,800 taking place across the nation to object action taken by the current presidential administration. The “NO KINGS” march and rally in downtown Woodland kicked off at around 10 a.m. on Saturday, June 14, and was hosted as a collaboration between Indivisible Yolo and Sister District Yolo.
5 Pioneer High School girl student athletes sign on to play softball and swim at the next level

1 week ago | dailydemocrat.com | Carlos Guerrero

• None Pioneer High School recent graduate Josephine Brant signed on to swim for Texas Christian University during the school's annual signing night, Tuesday, May 27. (Carlos Guerrero/Daily Democrat)• None Pioneer High School recent graduate Abril Parker signed on to play softball for UC Davis during the school's annual signing night, Tuesday, May 27.
Yolo Interfaith Immigration Network to host fundraiser dinner June 14

2 weeks ago | dailydemocrat.com | Taylor Heeden

The Yolo Interfaith Immigration Network (YIIN) is set to host a dinner to help the families impacted by ongoing ICE deportation efforts, raising funds to help with folks' legal fees and rental assistance. The dinner is set for 5:30 p.m. on Saturday, June 14, at the Yolo County Fairgrounds. Originally Published: June 13, 2025 at 9:00 AM PDT
Yolo County activism booms following Trump’s election

2 weeks ago | dailydemocrat.com | Taylor Heeden

US shifts military resources in Mideast in response to Israel strikes and possible Iran attack
West Sacramento Police Department swears in new officers

2 weeks ago | dailydemocrat.com | Taylor Heeden

West Sacramento Police Chief Robert Strange swore in three new staff members to the Community Outreach and Support Division — a vital step forward in strengthening the department’s connection with the community and expanding outreach efforts. Julizza Sandoval, Jehiel Budgett and Bailey Shockley were welcomed to the West Sacramento Police Department (WSPD) on June 4 in front of friends and family.