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Riders hoping to utilize Elk Grove’s highly anticipated commuter rail station must wait longer to see service. The opening of the proposed commuter rail station on Dwight Road on the city’s westside is delayed. Construction of a parking facility and passenger platform on the Union Pacific Sacramento subdivision
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In a Shocking! Shocking! development, after being unceremoniously defrocked by his colleagues, Kevin McCarthy, the erstwhile Republican leader from Bakersfield who was so desperate to become Speaker of the House that he practically had “Speaker or Bust” tattooed on his forehead, has announced his resignation from Congress. The reason? McCarthy
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In his recent article titled “The Danger Ahead” published in The Atlantic, political commentator David Frum delves into the potential hazards associated with the prospect of another term for former President Donald Trump. Frum, known for his insightful analysis, explores various scenarios and policy implications that could arise should Trump
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The Democratic Party of Sacramento has issued endorsements for two Sacramento City Councilmembers seeking another term on the nine-person body. The endorsement of Councilmembers Eric Guerra, District 6, and Mai Vang, District 8, was announced on Twitter.com. Guerra was first elected during the 2015 special election to fill the
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This week, there was a lengthy and eye-opening essay in the Washington Post by Robert Kagan of the Brookings Institute. Titled A Trump Dictatorship is inevitable. We should stop pretending, Mr. Kagan outlines how Trump could exert dictator-like authority in a second term. Listen Time 1 Minute Read the essay
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In a setback for taxpayer advocates this week, the California Supreme Court agreed to hear arguments to remove an initiative from the November 2024 ballot. The request came from several Democratic legislators and Gov. Gavin Newsom. The arguments center on the Taxpayer Protection and Government Accountability Act (TPA). If approved
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While working out the other day at the gym and casually watching TV, a scrolling news reports on holiday shopping caught my attention. It read, “Twenty-five percent of adult Americans are still paying off their 2022 holiday season gift purchases!” Listen Time 1 Minute 30 seconds
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In a landmark move, the U.S. Congress voted this morning to expel Rep. George Santos, marking the first expulsion in over two decades. The decision was met with mixed reactions, reflecting the deep political divisions that continue to grip the nation. Santos, a Republican from New York, faced allegations
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n the aftermath of an early morning weekend South Sacramento nightclub shooting that left two dead, the organizers of Sacramento’s annual Hmong New Year’s celebration are pushing back on reports from a Sacramento TV news report. A statement issued today by Sacramento Hmong New Year Inc., organizers of
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As someone who grew up in southeastern Michigan, I was surrounded by the Ford Motor Company. My father worked there for 40 years, and except for my mother, everyone in my immediate family worked at Ford for some period of time, along with many extended family members. With this exposure