Politics & Government
Elk Grove Planning Commission to hear Coral Blossom appeal
The opponents paid a $2,500 filing fee to hear the appeal.
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Community News
Sheldon Road Union Pacific track crossing in Elk Grove closed for 3 days
Traffic to be rerouted.
Elections
Spease draws papers for Elk Grove City Council reelection; Clock winding down for would-be challengers of the 3 Ss
Mayor Bobbie Singh-Allen and District 1 Elk Grove City Councilmember Darren Suen, seeking his third term, filed their nomination paper on July 15
Law and Justice
Attorney General's fair housing lawsuit against Elk Grove appears settled
Settlement terms pending
Community News
With the on-going July heat wave, Elk Grove resumes cooling center operation today
With an extraordinary number of 100-plus degree July days, Elk Grove will resume operations of its cooling center this afternoon.
Community News
Elk Grove Week at a Glance - Week of July 22
Meetings and events happening in Elk Grove.
Elections
Lincoln Project Video - Trump and Project 2025: 'He's counting on you to believe it couldn't happen'
He's counting on you to believe it couldn't happen.
Politics & Government
Rep. Doris Matsui says Biden chose 'unity' with his withdrawal, but silent on who should be the replacement
Matsui's admiration for Biden was evident in her words of praise, "He reminded us that the American story is one of progress, possibilities, and resilience."
Lifestyle
American Food Festivals - This Ohio event celebrates the vegetable in almost every backyard garden
To be inclusive, organizers are also allotting two hours on Friday between 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. for people with sensory sensitivities such as Autism. Special events will be held without light and sound.
Opinion
Elk Grove News Minute - Elections are fair and honest only when their candidate wins
Will they make an appearance in Elk Grove?
Elections
Volunteers of organization claiming 2022 election fraud present resolution to Galt, Rancho Cordova city councils
Will the group volunteers appear at the Elk Grove City Council meeting?
Law and Justice
Cooper crook crackdown continues - July 18
Sacramento County Sheriff Jim Cooper has used social media to highlight efforts to reign in what many view as one of the most troubling criminal trends in recent years.