Current News
Iran Strikes Expose Democratic Divide: Doris Matsui and Mai Vang Clash Over War Powers, Israel Aid and Party Leadership
The contrast underscores broader generational and ideological tensions within the Democratic Party
Current News
The contrast underscores broader generational and ideological tensions within the Democratic Party
Opinion
Some things, like the oak tree, are meant to stand for generations, and so should the land that surrounds it
Opinion
Now, you may agree or disagree with issuing a proclamation. That’s fair. Reasonable people can differ. But leadership requires something basic: take a position
Politics & Government
Measure E is a sales tax — a type of tax policy analysts describe as regressive because lower-income households typically spend a larger share of their income on taxable necessities
Elections
This candidate was the only one rated very appealing by a majority of the respondents
Politics & Government
In her remarks, Singh-Allen acknowledged that residents had previously raised concerns and said the city had been responsive
A composting distribution is coming!
Daily updates on news, events, and commentary for Elk Grove and Northern California
This was the fourth meeting of 2026.
As the Matsui-Vang battle escalates, expect Mayor Bobbie Singh-Allen to keep sharpening her hatchet on her backyard grinding wheel.
Digital Democracy Tracker from CalMatters.org
The report states the plan is designed to position arts and culture as drivers of economic development
Fleam market coming to Old Town-Historic Downtown Elk Grove !
Ignoring or dismissing constituents is a political artform perfected by the Elk Grove Mayor and her four city councilmen
We can remain "tree heroes" only by continuing to propagate and protect them against encroaching urbanization.
California will likely see a salmon fishing season this year
Is Suen aiming to move off the backbench of the Elk Grove City Council?
Meeting starts at 6 p.m.
Meeting to be held at District56
Salary jumps from $750 to $3,000 per month immediately; enrollment trigger could boost compensation to $4,500 per month