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Another salvo was served yesterday in the increasingly acrimonious fight to address the Sacramento area’s growing homeless population. That salvo was directed at Sacramento County District Attorney Thien Ho. Since taking office earlier this year, the first-term district attorney has become an active participant in the inter-governmental battle on
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The city of Elk Grove has announced plans to open a homeless shelter in Old Town-Historic Downtown Elk Grove. Dubbed the Enhanced Winter Sanctuary, the facility will operate for five months starting November 1 and will be housed in the city-owned facility at 9260 Elk Grove Blvd., the site of
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As Sacramento deals with a growing homeless population and the political wrangling accompanying it, a recent study seemingly validates complaints by neighborhood and business advocates on how politicians and bureaucracies are dealing with the situation. The study from HomeFresh.com found Sacramento was the second dirtiest American city based on
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Diversity Dining Week is September 1-10 09/04 City Hall Closed: Labor Day Holiday 09/06 Food Truck Mania (5 p.m.) 09/07 NeighborGood Market (5 p.m.) 09/07 Planning Commission Meeting (6 p.m.) 09/09 Elk Grove Multicultural Festival (10 a.m.) 09/09 Americana Vintage
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(StatePoint) If you’re vacationing in Kentucky, you’ll create wonderful memories as you wind your way from one side of the Bluegrass State to the other. The question now is, what are you going to eat? Whether you love down-home cooking or palate-pushing adventures, Kentucky has what you’re
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By Jennifer M. Urban | CalMatters.org Network | Jennifer M. Urban is the board chairperson for the California Privacy Protection Agency. California’s government became more accessible during the pandemic. The state has a chance to maintain and grow accessibility for the public and for those who serve the public on
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By Steven M. Lee | Special to Elk Grove Daily News As a kid growing up in the 60s and 70s, I had a deep appreciation for the music of that generation, mostly AM standards that were heard repeatedly over the airwaves. I recall hearing “Margaritaville” over and over during the
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A trait of most politicians and many of the bureaucrats serving them is deception. An example of this was Elk Grove City manager Jason Behrmann’s recent deceptive administrative report. Listen Time 1 Minute