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With this week’s hearing notice announcing Elk Grove’s professional city staff is recommending approval of a supportive housing project, opponents of the controversial Oak Rose project have mobilized opposition efforts. In an email shared by an Elk Grove News reader, the group of Elk Grove residents opposing the
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Of the slew of new laws that became effective in 2024 is Senate Bill 329. Signed into law last June by Gov. Gavin Newsom, the legislation increased the pay ceiling for city council members in California general law cities. Before its enactment, the city council could only raise their salary
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In a public notice issued today, Elk Grove has scheduled another hearing on the controversial Oak Rose supportive housing project. The notice issued by the Elk Grove City Clerk’s office says a hearing will be held during the Elk Grove City Council’s first meeting of 2024 on January
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As 2023 gives way to 2024, we’ve pulled out our crystal ball and will make a few predictions for the new year. Listen Time 4 Minutes 30 Seconds
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As the days of 2023 come to an end, it is time to take a look back at some of the significant stories affecting Elk Grove. Even though 2023 was not an election year, the Elk Grove City Council and the city government provided many stories, with several of them
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As 2023 makes way for 2024, it’s the time of year for celebrations. Whether your celebrations this time of year are for Christmas, Kwanzaa, Boxing Day or the recently completed Winter Solstice and Hanukkah, or more secular, Elk Grove News extends best wishes to all. At the end of
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If there is one thing Elk Grove Mayor Bobbie Singh-Allen and most of her city council members like to do, it is to pose for selfies, especially with an alcoholic drink in hand. But would they be caught with a cigarette dangling out the corner of their mouth? Listen Time
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n less than 11 months, Elk Grove voters will select their mayor and city council representatives for Districts 1 and 3. Accordingly, mail customers citywide received their first political advertisement in the last few days. Elk Grove District 1 and 3 city council members Darren Suen and Kevin Sprease purchased