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Elk Grove to operate weekend sandbag distribution point

In anticipation of heavy rains, the City of Elk Grove announced this morning that two sandbag distribution centers will operate. In addition to the city’s Monday-Friday 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. distribution at the city’s corporate yards at 10250 Iron Rock Way, a weekend facility will

By D.A. Gougherty 06 Jan 2023

Recipes

Master the Art of Italian Comfort Cuisine

(Family Features) Cool, crisp days call for comfort foods, like the classic flavors of traditional Italian cooking. Whether you’re Italian by heritage or simply by heart, learning the art of Italian cuisine may be easier than you may think. Perfect your pasta game. Limp, mushy, overcooked pasta can ruin

By D.A. Gougherty 06 Jan 2023

Politics & Government

Ashby appointed Calif. State Senate majority assistant whip

lock-1 By D.A. Gougherty 05 Jan 2023

Current News

Newsom declares state of emergency as storms bear down on California

Late this morning Calif. Gov. Gavin Newsom declared a state of emergency as incoming storms are expected to affect the entire state adversely. The order authorizes the mobilization of the California National Guard to support disaster response. Additionally, it directs Caltrans to request immediate assistance through the Federal Highway Administration’

By D.A. Gougherty 04 Jan 2023

Current News

Sacramento Valley, already deluged, braces for more floods

By Julie Cart and Alastair Bland, CalMatters.org January 4, 2023 In summary Storms have already tested a region at high risk of flooding. One report says the Central Valley needs $30 billion in improvements over 30 years. Raising questions about whether California’s elaborate system of flood protections will

By D.A. Gougherty 04 Jan 2023

Opinion

As Pat Hume prepares to take office, is he destined to be a historical Ryan Short-like footnote?

Of the four major professional American sports, Baseball is undoubtedly the most statistics-driven. Mention certain numbers like 714 or 61, and even casual fans understand the reference. There is a slew of statistics and names for baseball fans. Here is another statistic and name that might not be as familiar

By D.A. Gougherty 04 Jan 2023

Lifestyle

Restaurant Week in Elk Grove happening this month

An annual promotion to bolster traffic at local restaurants during a traditionally slow period is now being highlighted by Explore Elk Grove. Held every January, the event offers discounts to diners at several Elk Grove restaurants. This year 29 establishments are offering deals to people who sign up for the

By D.A. Gougherty 03 Jan 2023

Community News

Sandbag operation in Elk Grove is open today in anticipation of continued rainfall, flood warning

The City of Elk Grove’s sandbag distribution is open today in anticipation of continued rains. With the break of levees and area flooding, the city corporation yard at 10250 Iron Rock Way will be open from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. This is a self-serve city, and

By D.A. Gougherty 02 Jan 2023

Elk Grove News Minute

Elk Grove News Minute – It was the truth that caught up with him

Happy New Year, and thanks for listening to Elk Grove News Minute throughout 2022. Politicians telling lies is nothing new, but a recent case has broken new ground. Listen Time 1 Minute

By D.A. Gougherty 31 Dec 2022
Northern California, Elk Grove soaked with heavy rains to end the year; River Flood Warning in effect

Community News

Northern California, Elk Grove soaked with heavy rains to end the year; River Flood Warning in effect

As the clock clicks down on the final hours of 2022, Northern California and much of the west coast are getting soaked with heavy rains. In many Elk Grove neighborhoods, particularly the city’s rural Sheldon area, some houses, and other dwellings are threatened with localized flooding. This video was

By D.A. Gougherty 31 Dec 2022
Buried treasure: California politicians stash $35 million in leftover campaign cash

Politics & Government

Buried treasure: California politicians stash $35 million in leftover campaign cash

By Alexei Koseff and Ben Christopher | CalMatters.org | In summary Nearly 100 committees are sitting on $35 million in leftover campaign funds. Candidates could give the cash to charity or return it to their donors, but many hold on to the money to retain political influence or to possibly run

By D.A. Gougherty 30 Dec 2022
Elk Grove Daily News Year in Review – Part II

Community News

Elk Grove Daily News Year in Review – Part II

Elk Grove residents saw another year of unique events that will shape the future of their City. Aside from having two new city council members, there is now a California Assembly member and Sacramento County Supervisor from Elk Grove. While the 2022 elections were significant, other events happened in 2022

By D.A. Gougherty 29 Dec 2022
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