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Elk Grove has 118 EV charging stations A new report by ISeecars.com, the Sacramento area is one of the best places for public access to charging stations for electric vehicles (EVs). The study analyzes how many EV chargers are available per resident to determine the cities and states with
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During the February 28, 2023, meeting of the Sacramento County Board of Supervisors, the three-year COVID-19 state of emergency was formally terminated by the five-member board. During their deliberations, Supervisor Phil Serna affirmed his belief in scientific and medical guidance provided by county health director Dr. Olivia Kasirye M.D
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Julie Su nominated by President Biden It is a rare occasion that we find ourselves in agreement with conservatives, but this week we had to agree with an assessment from Rep. Kevin Kiley. Listen Time 1 Minute
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On Monday, February 27th, the Cosumnes Community Services District and the city of Elk Grove held the third of four presentations on how they want to spend the money generated by the voter-approved Measure E. That measure will impose a new sales tax effective April 1st, 2023, on most consumer
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Elk Grove Blvd. & Hwy. 99 cited as a traffic chokepoint On the evening of Tuesday, February 28, the Cosumnes Community Service District and the city of Elk Grove held the fourth and final workshop on spending revenues from the recently passed Measure E. That measure, which was approved in
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The victim was not identified until 2015 The El Dorado County District Attorney’s office announced today an arrest has been made in a cold case rape and murder case that happened in September 1979. The arrest stems from when the suspect was tied to a rape case in Spokane,
Law and Justice
Distributed meth and illegally sold a firearm A man who formerly resided in Sacramento entered a guilty plea yesterday in U.S. District Court in Sacramento. Julio Adrian Jimenez-Sevilla, who currently resides in Oregon, pleaded guilty to distributing at least 50 grams of actual methamphetamine. Evidence produced show that on
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Supervisor Frost says COVID-19 restrictions were a “catastrophic crime against humanity” Editor’s note: A video was produced and uploaded to Elk Grove New’s YouTube Channel @ElkGroveNews showing an exchange between Sacramento County Supervisors Sue Frost and Phil Serna regarding the county’s state of emergency and COVID-19 vaccines.
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From the City of Elk Grove Elk Grove will open an Overnight Warming Location (OWL) beginning tomorrow, Wednesday, March 1, and operate it nightly through Friday, March 3. The location will be the Cosumnes CSD Teen Center at the Wackford Community Complex (9014 Bruceville Road). The Warming Center is open
Law and Justice
Oscar winner shares ownership with The Academy A ruling issued last week by the Division Two of the California Court of Appeals said a creditor could not seize an Oscar statuette by a recipient of the prestigious award because they do not retain exclusive ownership of the award. The case
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One person suggests moving homeless out of state The entire presentation can be heard in the link below. Last night the City of Elk Grove and the Cosumnes Community Services District held the third of four community forums to gather residents’ input on spending the $23 million annual tax revenue
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Maintained two residences A Porterville, Calif. man pleaded guilty today at U.S. District Court to fraud after he was found to have developed a Ponzi scheme that promised to turn cow manure into green energy. Ray Brewer, 66, of Porterville, and Sheridan, Montana, pleaded guilty today to wire fraud,