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Most Elk Grove elected officials are averse to taking a stance in defense of human rights issues. However, this week Elk Grove Unified School District Trustee Michael Vargas did just that. Listen Time 1 Minute Mr. Vargas’ entire statement can be seen in the video below.
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Maybe it was the razor-thin margin of victory in the 2022 election, or perhaps he genuinely wants to reach out to constituents. Regardless, District 5 Supervisor Pat Hume has communicated more since taking office a little more than a year ago on the Sacramento County Board of Supervisors than he
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Good morning, Everyone, and what a good morning it is too. I’m alive! I woke up to the news that Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell just endorsed Donald Trump for president. And why not? See part I below. Listen Time 1 minute 45 seconds Part I
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With the countdown to the March 31 deadline, high-ranking Elk Grove city employees, planning commissioners and all current city council members have to file their annual statements of economic interest. The so-called California Form 700 must be filed with the Elk Grove City Clerk’s office. Barring initial reports from
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In the race for a judicial vacancy on the Sacramento Superior Court, one candidate established an overwhelming lead that should ensure victory when all votes are counted. Assistant Chief Deputy Sacramento County District Attorney Amy Holliday has 60 percent or 61,308 votes for first place. Her opponents, administrative law
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A frequent speaker at Elk Grove Unified School District Trustee meetings has entered the race for the Area 7 seat. That person is Ms. Heidi Moore. Area 7 has been represented by Carmine Forcina since 2012. According to her campaign website, Moore, who lives in Rancho Cordova, and has children
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The only statewide initiative on the March 5, 2024 California primary ballot is Proposition 1. Backed by Gov. Gavin Newsom and many law enforcement officials, Proposition 1, called “Behavioral Health Services Program and Bond Measure,” would, according to CalMatters.org, “fund a $6.4 billion bond to drastically expand the
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A posting on the city of Elk Grove’s website shows the temporary suspension of the popular low-cost spay and neuter services offered by the animal services department continues. Below is an image of that announcement. The city was contacted about the suspension of services and its reasons. Sarah Humlie,
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