Elections
As Part of a 'People-Powered' Congressional Campaign, Mai Vang kicks off Wet Signature Gathering
Vang said that given her campaign's philosophy, she chose to collect signatures
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Community News
Elk Grove Hosting Community Meetings on Finalist Sites for Permanent Homeless Shelter
Information sessions at District56
Opinion
Ya Gotta be Schmittin' Me Podcast - You can’t make this stuff up, or can you?
Apparently, Trump has never heard of Vietnam, Afghanistan, Iraq, and Libya.
Community News
Elk Grove Week at a Glance - Week of Jan. 5
Meeting and Events in Elk Grove
Politics & Government
Elk Grove Planning Commission Meeting Agenda - January 15
The first meeting of the year.
Opinion
Elk Grove News Podcast - A Desperate Attempt to Wash Ink off Your Hands
You wrote it, Brett. You own it!
Community News
Unite Here Takes Full Page Ad in Elk Grove Citizen in Battle With Sky River Casino
Elk Grove Mayor Bobbie Singh-Allen and three of the other four city council members have accepted substantial campaign donations from construction-related unions
Politics & Government
Matsui Calls Trump’s Venezuela Military Action an ‘Unauthorized Act of War,’ Warns of Dangerous Precedent
Trump announced earlier Saturday that U.S. forces carried out strikes in Venezuela, capturing Nicolás Maduro and his wife
Elections
Vang Takes Jabs at Matsui In End-of-Year Fundraising Video
If Mai Vang is correct in her assessment of Rep. Doris Matsui's Democratic Party establishment status, the long-serving Congresswoman received large donations automatically.
Politics & Government
Stories to Watch in Elk Grove For 2026
A 2026 decision by Mayor Bobbie Singh-Allen and her city council will shape Elk Grove for decades
Community News
Home Values Cool in Elk Grove as Market Eyes Stabilization in 2026
For Elk Grove residents, the combination of lower local price points and stabilizing interest rates may finally offer some breathing room
Environmental News
Klamath Indigenous Land Trust purchases 10,000 acres on Klamath River from PacifiCorp
PacifiCorp, the previous landowner, partnered with KILT to complete the sale following a decades long Indigenous-led effort to remove four dams on the Klamath River, completed last year