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1. Court Watch: Judge Sets Bail Above County Schedule in Yolo County Case (davisvanguard.org) — A Yolo County judge in Woodland set bail at $110,000—more than double the amount indicated by the county’s 2024 bail schedule—sparking defense objections. The case raises questions about how closely local judges must follow Yolo County’s bail guidelines and how higher bail amounts can affect residents’ jobs, housing, and basic stability.
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2. Yolo County Issues Statement on Fatal Landfil Incident (westsacramentonewsledger.com) — A worker was killed December 10 in an industrial accident at the Yolo County Central Landfill compost facility when a truck’s load tipped onto a neighboring cab. County officials, fire crews, and law enforcement responded, and Yolo County is coordinating investigations and grief support services for employees and affected partners.
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3. Yolo County Now Accepting New Cannabis Use Permit Applications (westsacramentonewsledger.com) — Yolo County is reopening its Cannabis Use Permit application process on January 5, 2026, for commercial operations in unincorporated areas. Residents and businesses considering cultivation, retail storefronts, or other cannabis activities are urged to review the county’s Cannabis Land Use Ordinance and application requirements online before applying or contacting county staff for guidance.
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4. Businesses sought for annual Adulting 101: Skills for Teens (dailydemocrat.com) — Local organizations and professionals are invited to lead life-skills workshops at the free Adulting 101 conference, co-hosted by the Yolo County Office of Education and Woodland Public Library on March 7, 2026. Sessions at the Woodland Community and Senior Center will teach basic, interactive skills to teens ages 13–18, and proposals are due by January 2.
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5. Sierra Health and United Way Launch Match for Meals (westsacramentonewsledger.com) — Residents in Yolo County can see local hunger relief boosted this winter, as donations to the Match for Meals campaign will be matched up to $300,000, including support for Yolo Food Bank. United Way’s regional work in Yolo County also expands literacy, housing, food security, tax help, and school-based programs that directly benefit local families.
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