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Elk Grove accused of breaking fair housing laws In the first meeting of the Elk Grove City Council after learning the California Attorney General accused them of violating state fair housing laws, several people spoke in support of the city. The statements of support during the Wednesday, March 22, city
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City manager Jason Behrmann avoids commenting Even though the city of Elk Grove is threatened by a lawsuit from the California Attorney General’s office, there was no mention of it during the Wednesday, March 22, Elk Grove City Council meeting. After returning from their close session, Mayor Bobbie Singh-Allen
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Are Elk Grove taxpayers getting screwed by the city’s highly-compensated and underworked legal staff? If there is one thing certain about Elk Grove’s city attorney’s office, even though it is well-staffed and highly paid, much of its legal work is performed by the Sacramento-based law firm Kronick
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Constitutional right to due process In a tentative ruling issued today, an anti-SLAPP motion filed by the city of Elk Grove was denied. Sacramento Superior Court Judge Richard K. Sueyoshi, Dept 53, issued the ruling. The ruling involves Ghesal Kabir vs. City of Elk Grove 2022-00327633-CU-PO and the dog known
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Advanced out of Human Services Committee California Assemblymember Stephanie Nguyen (D – Elk Grove) has added her support to legislation working its way through the California State Senate. That legislation, Senate Bill 245, is called the California Food Assistance Program CFAP): eligibility and benefits. During a State Senate Human Services Committee
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Another bruise to Elk Grove’s diversity reputation As 1960s Detroit AM disc jockeys were fond of saying when they qued up another Motown or British Invasion hit record, And The Hits Keep On Coming! (Hear that DJ clip from here) For the city of Elk Grove, the hits keep
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Free money for banks, free money for politicos By Michael Monasky | Guest Contributor | The preamble to the U.S. Constitution briefly enumerates the expectations of the people. Modern expectations of government that promote the general welfare include building and maintaining infrastructure and investment in industry, ensuring workers are trained and
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The case involved revenge, DUI incidents The Sacramento County District Attorney’s office got two defendants convicted of murder without ever locating the body of the victim in a case that included revenge and murder for hire. A jury trial reached its guilty verdict on Friday, March 17, and convicted
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TikTok is one of the companies targeted On MSNBC’s March 20, 2023, edition of Morning Joe, there was a report on a lawsuit filed against three social media companies. The lawsuit was filed by the San Mateo County, Calif. School District and seeks damages from three social media companies
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Only 3 people attended important goal-settting meeting On Friday, March 10, the Elk Grove City Council held its biennial retreat meeting. Several city staff members, Mayor Bobbie Singh-Allen, and her four councilmen had an all-day meeting. Even though the city complied with meeting notification requirements, it was not well publicized.
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Deep regulatory capture by Big Oil from top to bottom SACRAMENTO, CA— As regulatory capture by Big Oil and Big Gas becomes deeper and deeper in the supposedly “green” state of California, climate activists with the Last Chance Alliance held a protest at noon on March 17 outside the California
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This week Governor Gavin Newsom promoted his More Housing, faster program. The program, in part funds 1,200 tiny homes statewide and 350 in Sacramento. But how will the Elk Grove City Council react? Listen Time 1 Minute