Opinion
Elk Grove News Minute - How much damage will they inflict on American society?
Who is really the president-elect?
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Environmental News
Update: A Record 34,740 Salmon Return to Mokelumne River, Upper Sacramento Run Is Dismal
An alarmingly low number of Chinooks have come back to the Upper Sacramento River
Community News
Update on Harvest Water project work in Elk Grove
The estimated total cost of the Harvest Water Program is $597 million.
Environmental News
California Public Utility Commission Votes to Keep Aliso Canyon Gas Storage Facility Open
The SoCalGas-operated underground facility, was the site of the largest methane blowout in U.S history
Politics & Government
Mayoral candidate alleges bribes to keep Sac city manager in place; Does this happen in Elk Grove?
Bribery and politics go hand in hand - you can't have one without the other.
Politics & Government
From the Capitol to Stockton - New job for Elk Grove City Councilman Darren Suen
Suen was separated from his chief of staff job at the State Capitol
Politics & Government
Parting comments from three outgoing Elk Grove Unified School District trustees
The last meeting for the three departing trustees was December 10.
Opinion
Elk Grove News Podcast - Aspiring Democratic California governor green washes suburban sprawl
On December 11, an aspiring California governor appeared in Elk Grove and made curious comments.
Community News
Elk Grove Week at a Glance - Week of December 16
Meetings and events this week in Elk Grove
Environmental News
After MWD vote, Delta Counties Coalition vows to continue its fight against the Delta Tunnel
Sacramento County Supervisor Pat Hume Pat Hume, Chair of the Delta Counties Coalition (DCC), issued a statement on behalf of the five jurisdictions that would be most negatively affected.
Environmental News
Metropolitan Water District censures board member for making racist remark, CAIR responds
The Southern California water agency got in the news again over a racist remark by a board member.
Lifestyle
Why ‘A Charlie Brown Christmas’ almost didn’t air − and why it endures
The magic of Charles Schulz’s work, though, is that it resonates across demographics and ideologies.