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Rancho Cordova Events December 15 – January 14
Friday, December 15 Free Photos with Santa | 10 AM – 8 PM KP International Market, 10971 Olson Drive | Learn more Family Storytime | 10:30 AM – 11 AM Rancho Cordova Library, 9845 Folsom Boulevard | Learn more Live Music & Late Night Bites | 7:30 PM – 10:30 PM JJ Pfister Distilling Co.
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Ceres woman sentenced to 3 years for theft of Social Security, other benefits
Lorene Deanda, 64, of Ceres, was sentenced in Fresno yesterday to three years and one month in prison, to be followed by three years of supervised release, in relation to her stealing more than $550,000 from recipients of Social Security and other benefit funds. Evidence showed Deanda was employed
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October Surprise? Three independent Sacramento events demonstrates a crucial Biden reelection hurdle
Notwithstanding cooling inflation, strong employment numbers, record highs for the stock market, and a presumed opponent who faces 91 state and federal criminal charges, President Joe Biden faces a brutal reelection campaign against Donald Trump. Among the hurdles facing Biden are a possible impeachment proceeding, the legal woes of his
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Persistent critic of Sacramento City Council, Mayor Steinberg complains about public comment visibility
In the classic movie Sunset Blvd., when someone tells the main character Norma Desmond that she used to be a big star in silent film, she famously responds, “I am big. It’s the pictures that got small.” While none of the speakers at the recent Sacramento City Council meeting
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Bonta, Newsom scrutinize another city’s housing practices – La Cañada Flintridge joins Elk Grove, Huntington Beach
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Sacramento County Supervisors delay implementation of conservatorship law to address homelessness
At today’s Sacramento County Board of Supervisors regular meeting, the five-member body unanimously agreed to defer implementation of California Senate Bill 43 by one year. In October, Gov. Gavin Newsom signed the bill expanding involuntary mental commitments into law. The bill “expands the definition of ‘gravely disabled’ to also
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Serial DUI driver convicted of murder, additional charges
A man who was arrested twice for drunk driving in less than two weeks in incidents that seriously injured one person and killed another was convicted of murder. The jury trial concluded today at Sacramento Superior Court. Jonathan Lindow was convicted second-degree murder, DUI causing injury, DUI causing injury with
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What are the best destinations for a fun New Years Eve celebration?
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Spate of recent Oak Rose lawsuit filings against Elk Grove reveal more details; hearing scheduled this week
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Ever heard of Invitation Homes? They’re probably a landlord in your Elk Grove neighborhood
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Police department’s annual report on use of military equipment, inventory set for Elk Grove City Council approval
At their next meeting, the Elk Grove City Council will renew the Elk Grove Police Department’s use of military equipment ordinance and receive a report on its current inventory. The report is required by Assembly Bill 481, signed by Gov. Gavin Newsom, requiring an annual review of the inventory