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Feline TNR advocate Paula Schliekelman told Mayor Bobbie Singh-Allen and her councilmen there could be political consequences

Community News

TNR feline advocates continues pressing Elk Grove, call out Councilmember Sergio Robles for taxpayer-paid travel

As they have for over one year, advocates for trap, neuter, and release (TNR) feline programs have pressed the city of Elk Grove for more veterinarian services. With the recent loss of Elk Grove Animal Shelter’s staff veterinarian, the TNR advocates have steadily increased pressure on the city (read

Politics & Government

Voices of Elk Grove – Affordable housing shouldn’t be just apartments

Law and Justice

Tightening the grip over local zoning – New law gives the Calif. Attorney General more authority to pursue cities violating fair housing laws

Law and Justice

Oak Rose decision delayed again as Elk Grove pursues negotiated resolution to affordable housing dispute

Community News

Stone Beetland-Delta Shores transit-oriented development approved by Sacramento City Council

Community News

Guest Commentary – Amazon driver runs over bicyclist foot, crushes bike; Elk Grove Police blamed cyclist, let the driver continue route

By Michael Monasky | Guest Contributor | Just before 4 pm, Tuesday, October 10, 2023, an Amazon Prime delivery truck ran over a woman’s foot while crushing the front wheel of her bicycle. The truck was leaving Laguna Pointe Way to merge with quickly moving east bound traffic on Laguna Boulevard.

Community News

Another continuation appears likely for Elk Grove’s Oak Rose project as ‘meaningful’ negotiations proceed

According to a statement posted this afternoon on social media, the city of Elk Grove will again continue a decision on the controversial Oak Rose project. A posting by Elk Grove Mayor Bobbie Singh-Allen says at tomorrow’s Elk Grove City Council meeting, she will request the hearing be rescheduled

Politics & Government

Oak Rose proponents will not appear at Elk Grove City Council hearing; notes ‘good-faith negotiations’ in statement

Videos

Voices of Elk Grove – Retired cop says Winter Sanctuary will attract more Homeless to Elk Grove

During the September 27 Elk Grove City Council meeting, several people expressed apprehension about a homeless shelter that will operate for five months starting November 1. This individual, who said he was a retired cop, said the facility would be a magnet for other unhoused to move to Elk Grove.

Environmental News

Final environmental impact report for Delta Tunnel project slated for release in ‘late 2023’

In an announcement, the California Department of Water Resources (DWR) said it is “still on track” to issue a Final Environmental Impact Report (EIR) for the proposed Delta Conveyance Project — the Delta Tunnel – in “late 2023.” No exact date for the release of the EIR was mentioned. “The Final EIR

Community News

Events this week in Elk Grove – Week of October 9

* Tire Collection Event October 8-11 * 10/10 Youth Commission Meeting (6 p.m.) * 10/11 Lunch at City Hall (11 a.m.) * 10/11 City Council Meeting (6 p.m.) * 10/12 NeighborGood Market (5 p.m.) * 10/14 Americana Vintage Market (10 a.m.) * 10/14 Badges versus Axes

Community News

Big turnout being organized for Elk Grove City Council meeting by Oak Rose project opponents

Although the professional staff at the city of Elk Grove led by city attorney Jonathan Hobbs are recommending the Elk Grove City Council approve a controversial affordable housing project, opposition remains. A large crowd is expected when the Elk Grove City Council convenes this Wednesday at 6 p.m. Organizers

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