The UC Davis Police Department and campus community are mourning the loss of K-9 Charlie, who dedicated a decade of service to the UC Davis Police Department.
UC Davis Facilities Management and Police Department invite all students, faculty, staff, and community members to participate in the annual Campus Safety Lighting Walk on Wednesday, January 22, 2025, from 5 to 8 p.m.
The California Office of Traffic Safety and UC Davis Police Department announce an $82,935 grant and remind families about holiday travel safety for children in car seats.
Charlie, the UC Davis Police Department’s first outreach and explosives-detection dog, is retiring after a 10-year career in which he played a key role in changing how the agency interacts with the campus community.
There is a new four-legged member of the CORE team, and her focus is on mental health and community engagement. Cali, a 14-month-old Labrador retriever, is inspiring similar programs elsewhere.
The California Office of Traffic Safety has renewed its support for campus bicycle safety programs with a grant of $75,000 to the UC Davis Police Department.
Many law enforcement departments are having trouble filling vacancies, but they’re slow to use a state law that lets them hire immigrants legally under the federal DACA program.
UC Davis Staff Assembly published a survey in a November 2023 edition of Staff Voice that asked staff members what makes UC Davis an employer of choice? Here are their answers.
We write with an update on campus security in response to questions arising from a Clery notice distributed by the UC Davis Police Department on Oct. 5.
Police Chief Joe Farrow will advocate for reducing the stigma around mental illness this week at the annual conference for the California branch of the National Alliance on Mental Illness, or NAMI.
The UC Davis Police Department this month held a full-scale promotion and awards ceremony to honor those who have saved lives, those who are new to the department and more.
UC Davis and other local fire and police departments will train for a mass casualty incident on Tuesday, July 25 and Thursday and Friday, July 27 and 28.
