A group of a dozen young people have authored and collected original articles, stories and poems and published the second edition of the Yolo FRC Youth News, with the tagline "Our Voice en Dos Idiomas." Click here to download the paper, or e-mail Lupita Gomez to request hard copies on newsprint.

Every day, motorists entering Woodland from the Gibson Road exit of Highway 113 are greeted by a terrific example of urban blight developing at the former site of Willow Springs Elementary School.

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The grandson of farm worker, labor leader and civil rights activist Cesar Chavez paid a visit to Midtown Community School in Woodland on May 27, imploring students to foster relationships with one another based on commonalities instead of rivalries.

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Set-up began early – at 7:30 a.m., with student volunteers folding t-shirts, organizing registration sign-in sheets and setting up signs that would soon direct the Youth Media Forum for Social Change audience members to the registration area.

On Saturday, May 22, more than 100 youth and adults attended the Youth Media Forum for Social Change at the KCRA Channel 3 Studios in Sacramento.

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Habitat for Humanity Yolo County is pleased to announce the Board of Directors has selected 2 families -- Teresa Allen, and Agustin Villalobos and his wife Caritina Mendez [parents of Woodland Youth Council alumnus Norman Villalobos] -- for homeownership in the Heidrick Ranch duplex in Woodland.

A group of a dozen young people have authored and collected original articles, stories and poems and published their inaugural edition of the Yolo FRC Youth News, with the tagline "Our Voice en Dos Idiomas." Click below to download the paper, or e-mail Lamar Heystek to request hard copies on newsprint.

Pioneer and Woodland High school students participated in a budget discussion at the Woodland Joint Unified School District offices Wednesday evening.

On Wednesday, March 17, Woodland Joint Unified School District officials are hosting an event with the Woodland Coalition for Youth, Yolo Family Resource Center and Youth Development Network to discuss the impact of the statewide budget crisis on programs affecting youth in Woodland.

Fewer teens are becoming young mothers, as births by teenage mothers have dropped to a record low in California.