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With the new year comes the start of the annual financial disclosures for tens of thousands of bureaucrats and elected officials in California and Elk Grove. According to the California Fair Practices Commission, “Every elected official and public employee who makes or influences governmental decisions is required to submit a
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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
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Notwithstanding cooling inflation, strong employment numbers, record highs for the stock market, and a presumed opponent who faces 91 state and federal criminal charges, President Joe Biden faces a brutal reelection campaign against Donald Trump. Among the hurdles facing Biden are a possible impeachment proceeding, the legal woes of his
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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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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