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The Supreme Court's decision upheld laws in Idaho and West Virginia restricting transgender girls from participating on girls' sports teams
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Vaccine mandates dominated California politics during the pandemic and energized many conservative activists
Law and Justice
The measure drew opposition from a small number of Democratic lawmakers and criminal justice reform advocates
How do Elk Grove's elected officials use social media? Are they communicating with constituents...or promoting themselves? Listen Time 16 Minutes
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The rural character of Elk Grove represents a way of life that has defined this region for generations
Opinion
After "Dear Mayor" went on Cap to Cap, are paid lobbyist needed given her magnetic personalty?
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Who is the least vain among them?
Longtime state lobbyist firm 86'ed
ELK GROVE, Calif. — The Elk Grove Police Department will conduct a sobriety and driver's license checkpoint Friday evening at an undisclosed location within the city limits as part of an effort to reduce impaired driving. The checkpoint is scheduled to operate from 7 p.m. to 2 a.
The annual action authorizes the city to recover costs incurred when property owners fail to correct code enforcement violations or repair hazardous sidewalks
The plaintiff alleges to have identified several areas of concern, including shortages of paraeducators assigned to special education students
The Kalshi markets were correct in two of their three predictions of the top two finishers
Thomson announced endorsements from two elected school board members from neighboring districts
Mayor Bobbie Singh-Allen allows only three minutes per person during public comments
Sacramento Law Firm Receives $16,624 From Elk Grove as City Faces High-Profile Lawsuit
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The bill's defenders say it only targets abusive requests. That's comforting until one remembers that governments routinely label uncomfortable scrutiny as burdensom