Why Did the Elk Grove Police Officers Association Endorse Bobbie Singh-Allen, Kirk Thomson?

Police endorsements carry unusual weight because they imply expertise in public safety

Elk Grove paid three law firms nearly $47,000 in June as legal costs mount

The register does not identify a lawsuit, claim, investigation or other legal matter connected to the payments

Agenda: July 22, Elk Grove City Council meeting

Wednesday's meeting starts at 6 p.m.

Elk Grove Week at a Glance - Week of July 20

Meetings and events in Elk Grove

Rural Roots Sunday - What Slows Down in July

In rural Elk Grove, July has a rhythm to it. The mornings start early, before the heat sets in, because that is the only window where the work actually gets done without everyone and everything wilting

Elk Grove News Minute Podcast - A cornered showman is always looking for a bigger, louder explosion

"A big nothing-burger on a brioche bun." 

Sabato's Crystal Ball Sees Trouble for Valadao, but the Bigger Story May Be California's Democratic Identity Crisis

Has inland California begun to reject its traditional brand of pragmatic, establishment Democratic politics? Or are these simply unusual elections produced by unusually unusual circumstances?

78-Year-Old Elk Grove Resident killed in head-on hit and run incident

Suspect not yet arrested while under medical treatment for injuries

The Politics of the Shopping Cart: Mai Vang Challenges Doris Matsui on Wealth and Working Families

How will Matsui address the two-headed hydra of her millionaire status and her relatability to the woes of working mothers out shopping for groceries?

I Opened a Republican 'Eviction Notice'—Turns Out They Just Wanted $35

Whatever the reason, the National Republican Congressional Committee has apparently adopted me

Confessions of a Lifelong Democrat: Why Are Republicans So Desperate to Mail Me?

Over the last 50 years, my voting has been remarkably consistent

Doris Matsui's Flood Control Legacy Faces a New Political Reality Against Mai Vang

Are flood-control infrastructure and congressional seniority still a winning combination, or are they an abstraction for most voters?