Podcast
Elk Grove News Minute - With a little luck we'll make it to 18!
This edition is dedicated to our sister website, ElkGroveNews.net
Community News
Conflicting messaging - Should Elk Grove reschedule Restaurant Week as Sacramento County pushes 'Dry January'?
Dry January is growing in popularity.
Politics & Government
City manager updates the Slow and Low, Horn Barbecue Elk Grove taxpayer-guaranteed loan situation
The establishment opened with substantial media hype in mid-2024 but quickly closed.
Opinion
Elk Grove News Minute Podcast - After Slow and Low, can't wait to see how they handle the zoo!
Slow and Low restaurant closed, and supposedly the new operator has taken over the loan. Next project for city - The Zoo!
Politics & Government
Elk Grove Citizens should know if Horn assumes Slow and Low's loan, will Hargis' underwater Garden Hwy. parcel still be the collateral?
The city talks a good game about transparency, but answering embarrassing or uncomfortable questions is another thing.
Politics & Government
New operator for Slow and Low from Oakland comes with baggage of its own
While Horn Barbeque comes to Elk Grove with a respectable culinary reputation, they are not controversy-free
Podcast
Top 5 Elk Grove News Minute Podcasts of 2024
Thank you for listening throughout 2024.
Opinion
Elk Grove News Minute - What do you think will happen in Elk Grove and beyond in 2025?
In the new year, what can we expect from the incoming Trump administration, and what lies ahead for Elk Grove?
Lifestyle
Video Seasons Greetings from EGN - A Proletariat Seasons Greeting!
One of the under-appreciated stories for 2024 was the resurgence of the labor movement.
Law and Justice
Accused fraudster arrested by Sacramento Sheriff's who jumped bail, skipped the country arrested trying to reenter the U.S. illegally
Not eligible for bail.
Opinion
Elk Grove News Podcast - Holiday wishes to politicians in Elk Grove and beyond
Politics is like a vice amplifier.
Politics & Government
Darrell Doan's Deal Defaulting?
Elk Grove City Hall playing favorites with taxpayer money