Opinion
Elk Grove News Minute Podcast Risks & Reward for Sen. Angelique Ashby
Ashby's legislation could become a statewide template to address homelessness
Current News
Elk Grove Councilmember Discovers a 'Hard Pill' Isn’t That Hard!
Elk Grove Councilmember Rod Brewer calls a proposed affordable housing development fee a “hard pill to swallow.” Seconds later, it’s “not that hard,” “modest” and “not going to break the bank.” What a relief to have that settled for everyone. Watch his remarks and decide for yourself. Summary of
Current News
Outside groups trade attacks in Matsui-Vang race, with one on TV and the other in mailboxes
The PAC advertisements also reinforce the candidates’ competing messages
Politics & Government
Elk Grove Mayor Singh-Allen refuses to support Sky River Casino workers seeking union recognition
The mayor ironically invoked her self-proclaimed mentor, a well-regarded labor union advocate, during the meeting
Elections
Marist Poll on New Ideas Adds Context to Matsui–Vang Race
Reliable polling in the Matsui-Vang contest is scant
Current News
Guest Commentary: Out-of-State Mailers Amplify Mai Vang’s Misrepresentations
From Matsui campaign manager Mr. Bill Wong
Elections
EGUSD Area 2 candidate Kirk Thomson has high-profile endorsements pulled amidst offensive language
Law enforcement associations have dropped Thomson from their endorsements
Elections
Vang Mailer - Matsui is 'The Face of DC Corruption'
Vang, the challenger, and Matsui, the 10-term incumbent are in a heated battle for California's 7th Congressional District
Law and Justice
Elk Grove to double legal contract ahead of police union negotiations
Under city manager Jason Behrmann, Elk Grove has regularly eschewed competitive bidding on large contracts
Lifestyle
Elk Grove News Minute Podcast - Something Smells Rotten in The Grove!
A woman named Helga has been sniffing around town, and she’s picked up the unmistakable aroma of something rotten
Law and Justice
Sacramento man arrested in 2025 hit-and-run that led to Elk Grove woman’s death
Law and Justice
Elk Grove Police defend license plate cameras in video responding to audit concerns
The video appears intended partly to address findings from a citizen audit of public records