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Child repeatedly called the N word, other slurs by classmate Even though Elk Grove, Calif. is an ethnically and racially diverse city, by the sounds of many parents, the spirit of embracing diversity has not stopped the regular use of racial and ethnic slurs in the Elk Grove Unified School
Business & Real Estate
‘Regulatory relief’ usually not good for consumers In 2018, the American Bankers Association sought and was granted “regulatory relief” by President Donald Trump, with bi-partisan support from provisions of the Dodd-Frank bill that was meant to protect consumers. That “relief” has been a contributing factor in the recent collapse of
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This Thursday, May 4, is the semi-annual Big Day of Giving. Among the many worthy organizations that rely on donor support is Sacramento Splash. With a simple statement mission that says, “Helping children understand and value our natural world,” Sacramento Splash is committed to helping introduce students to the wonders
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Singh-Allen ignoring request for honorary proclamation By Marie Vu In May of 2022, the Elk Grove Unified School District passed a Resolution to Honor May 14th as Hmong American Day; however, Elk Grove Mayor Bobbie Singh-Allen, denied approving the same resolution for the City of Elk Grove. The Norms and
Politics & Government
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Mayor, city council bask in self-praise When making their reports at the end of the April 26 city council meeting, Elk Grove Mayor Bobbie Singh-Allen and her four councilmen provided information on their just-completed Cap to Cap lobbying trip to Washington, D. C. Aside from offering sketchy information about what
Environmental News
by CalMatters, CalMatters Network May 2, 2023 Stay up-to-date with free briefings on topics that matter to all Californians. Subscribe to CalMatters today for nonprofit news in your inbox. Guest Commentary written by Matt Vespa Matt Vespa is a senior attorney at Earthjustice. A federal appeals court recently dealt a
Law and Justice
Stole over $150,000 A Cameron Park, Calif. financial adviser who pleaded guilty last October to fraud charges was sentenced in U.S. District Court in Sacramento yesterday. Tyler Rigsbee, 33, of Cameron Park, was sentenced to two years in prison and ordered to pay $158,960 in restitution for
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Elk Grove mayor, city council claim they were praised When making their reports at the end of the April 26 city council meeting, Elk Grove Mayor Bobbie Singh-Allen and three of her four councilmen provided information on their just-completed Cap to Cap lobbying trip to Washington, D. C. Aside from
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Passes today at 84 Growing up in Motown in the 1960s, in the days before F.M. became the dominant musical influence on radio, there was a powerhouse radio station from across the river in Windsor, Ontario, Canada. That powerhouse was CKLW 800 A.M., The Big 8. As it
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Gov. Newsom joins the lawsuit As promised in March, California Attorney General Rob Bonta has filed a lawsuit today in Sacramento Superior Court against the City of Elk Grove over its rejection of a supportive housing project in the city’s Old Town Special Planning area. Along with the attorney
Law and Justice
Darnell Bernard Edwards, 33, of Antioch, was sentenced in U.S. District Court in Fresno today to 19 years and seven months in prison to be followed by 15 years of supervised release for the sex trafficking of two minors. Evidence produced against Edwards showed in April and May 2019,