Could Trump Tariffs be an Unlikely Force for Simplicity?
The tariffs could act as a reset, curbing the rampant consumerism that has long defined modern American living.
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Elk Grove City Council to Consider $4.2 Million Loan for Senior Affordable Housing Project
The developer plans to apply for 4% tax credits in May 2025 to help finance the $50.8 million project
Local Resident Files Lawsuit Against Elk Grove Following December Traffic Collision
According to court documents, the incident occurred on December 6, 2024, while Eric Aguirre was operating an Elk Grove city vehicle.
Superior Court judge censured, agrees to resign from Santa Barbara bench
The six‑member California Commission on Judicial Performance publicly censured Judge Carrozzo on April 17, 2025.
Warning about Elk Grove Zoo construction bonds hidden in city staff Mello Roos refinancing report
Mayor Singh-Allen must proceed cautiously with any large bond issuance, lest her legacy become that of the person who drove the city off a financial cliff.