Law and Justice
Flock’s surveillors don’t like being surveilled — Elk Grove residents know the feeling
That irony should resonate in Elk Grove
Law and Justice
That irony should resonate in Elk Grove
Elections
Who is 'The Deuce?'
Opinion
"Why should I care what happens in that area?"
Elections
Robles’ backing has continued despite his May 2023 arrest by Elk Grove police on suspicion of drunk driving
Opinion
Pause it for a few minutes and talk about this pressing issue, PLEASE!
Community News
The awards are part of SACOG’s 2026 federal funding cycle
Elections
The Cook Political Report splashes a bucket of cold water on the Independent Leadership Council's findings
Daily updates on news, events, and commentary for Elk Grove and Northern California
A substantial portion of the more recent litigation has involved the California Racial Justice Act
According to the Quiver data, most of the trades were in 2024 and 2025
Will these tacit endorsements and attacks from Elk Grove elected elites help, hinder, or not affect voters more interested in affordability?
Vang says Matsui declined two more debates in Sacramento congressional race
Several statements emphasized Rep. Matsui's congressional experience and legislative accomplishments
Different community. Different project. Same fundamental principle.
Is it art imitating life for these political figures?
So many features we associate with Rural Elk Grove today aren’t simply remnants of the past
Have these postcards become another piece of political mail wearing a cardigan?
Ashby's legislation could become a statewide template to address homelessness
Elk Grove Councilmember Rod Brewer calls a proposed affordable housing development fee a “hard pill to swallow.” Seconds later, it’s “not that hard,” “modest” and “not going to break the bank.” What a relief to have that settled for everyone. Watch his remarks and decide for yourself. Summary of
The PAC advertisements also reinforce the candidates’ competing messages