Law and Justice
Elk Grove Police sued over forceful arrest; victim’s wife alleges officer tried intimidating her
“I felt that his conduct was unprofessional,” Ms. Kaur said of Officer Gustavo Aguilar
Austin Foster Gibson
A 1990 graduate of Colorado School of Mines, Austin Foster Gibson has written extensively about mining safety and national security.
Community News
Wilton Rancheria Chairman Jesus Tarango discusses importance of tribal flag flying at City Hall
Mr. Tarango said the flying of the flag adjacent to the American Flag is of great significance
Lifestyle
The Best Post WWII Players for the Orioles, A's, Yankees and Twins
One player appears in the Top 10 for two of these teams
Community News
Wilton Rancheria Flag to be flown at Elk Grove City Hall
This proposed change comes at the request of the Wilton Rancheria Tribe
Politics & Government
Supervisor Pat Hume urges pause, collaboration on Sen. Ashby's controversial homelessness legislation
Sen. Ashby's legislation, Senate Bill 802, proposes the creation of a new joint powers authority called the Sacramento Area Housing and Homelessness Agency.
Politics & Government
Resident vote stalls Sacramento's Railyards soccer stadium, but Republic FC says it’s staying put
Even if Elk Grove were to make a serious bid, Major League Soccer’s track record suggests an uphill battle
Politics & Government
Senator Ashby's regional homelessness faces headwinds; Elk Grove, County Supervisor Pat Hume oppose legislation
Despite Senator Ashby's vision for regional collaboration, municipalities are expressing opposition.
Community News
Elk Grove's social media posting on Project Elevate met with excitement, some skepticism; Traffic will worsen
"This is more than just development" the city has claimed on social media.
Politics & Government
Rural NorCal hospitals at risk as Medicaid Cuts hit Doug LaMalfa’s district
Six rural hospitals in Rep. Doug LaMalfa’s district (CA-01) appear on a nationwide list that includes 28 facilities in California at risk of closing
Politics & Government
Zoo dream implodes as the first half of Elk Grove’s 2025 concludes with cascading controversies
Six months in, Elk Grove residents have watched a landmark zoo plan implode, a taxpayer-backed restaurant default, a bargain-priced land sale ignite new legal threats, and their mayor field questions about lobbyist day-jobs, tobacco checks and the tax man.
Lifestyle
Galt Fourth of July celebrations include traditional street parade
The highlight for many will be the traditional street parade,
Law and Justice
Man Dies After Struggle With Elk Grove Police at Chevron Station
Callers told dispatchers the man appeared to be under the influence of narcotics.