Lifestyle
Before Spotify and streaming, Don Sainte-Johnn helped Northern California discover its music
Radio once provided a communal experience difficult to duplicate in today's fragmented media environment
Opinion
Elk Grove News Minute Podcast - Those Serving Our Country Deserve Better
Sailors and Marine soldiers aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln on a record-setting tour of duty
Elections
Mai Vang targets Doris Matsui over defense industry campaign contributions
In a fundraising email Thursday, Vang linked the contribution to the war in Iran
Elections
EGUSD Board candidate Rachell Reinwald endorsed by Former California schools chief Jack O’Connell
Reinwald is one of two candidates for the open Area 5 seat
Law and Justice
With little discussion, Elk Grove City Council approves $449,000 armored police vehicle
Combined with the Flock surveillance placed throughout the city, is Elk Grove in a police state?
Community News
Elk Grove weighs tougher e-bike rules as complaints, collisions surge
The proposed ordinance would establish rules governing where and how bicycles and personal transportation devices can be operated
Law and Justice
Nearly $450,000 armored police vehicle purchase quietly rolls onto Elk Grove City Council consent calendar
Elk Grove officials routinely tout the community as a safe place to live
Podcast
Elk Grove News Minute Podcast - The Surveillance State Starts at City Hall
Can you trust the government not to share private, personal data?
Elections
Elk Grove Mayor Bobbie Singh-Allen Amasses $266,000 Campaign War Chest Ahead of November Election
ELK GROVE, Calif. — Elk Grove Mayor Bobbie Singh-Allen is entering the final months before the November election with a massive financial advantage, reporting more than a quarter-million dollars available for her reelection campaign. Singh-Allen’s campaign reported an ending cash balance of $266,199.96 as of
Law and Justice
DeFlock Elk Grove audit challenges Flock camera practices
Flock’s rapidly expanding network faces resistance nationally from civil-liberties organizations, conservative privacy advocates, and residents distrustful of centralized government surveillance
Elections
Medicare at 61 Exposes Growing Divide Between Doris Matsui, Mai Vang in Competitive CA-7 Race
In California's 7th Congressional District, the anniversary became an unexpected flashpoint in the increasingly competitive Democratic contest
Current News
Rural Roots Sunday: Just a Hop Field
Things survive out here that cannot survive anywhere else, and you do not always find out what they were for until later.