Opinion

Opinion

Guest opinion: Why Elk Grove needs a homeless shelter; how affordable housing eludes us

Homelessness is not the problem; lack of affordable housing is.

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Letter to the editor - Elk Grove Mayor Bobbie Singh-Allen should accept responsibility, apologize

Our city is now the state’s laughingstock for challenging already well litigated state law.

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Elk Grove News Minute - Singh-Allen, Suen use their positions as a cash register for their political ambitions

Are they serving for the good of the public or the health of their campaign warchest?

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The New Elk Grove zoo: It's Not Only About The Animals Is It?! A look at the lucrative contract awards waiting to be had

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Elk Grove News Minute - Holding American public office denigrated by this one individual

This individual has done more denigrate to American Democracy than anyone since the Civil War.

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Building a Government Empire or What? Elk Grove Taxpayers Deserve an Explanation

But this hiring spree began before Measure E and I don't ever recall an explanation being given on why, particularly since the hiring has greatly exceeded the rate of our city's population growth.

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79 Years Ago Today, August 6, 1945 - A day which we ignore at our own peril

Just think: what else could the US spend a trillion dollars on besides upgrading its otherwise unusable, unnecessary, and immoral nuclear arsenal?

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Elk Grove expanding economic development department - Doubling Down on Darrel Doan's Department

By all measures, Darrell Doan's tenure has been a waste of space at city hall and, more importantly, taxpayer dollars.

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Elk Grove News Minute - When it comes to helping low and middle-income families, don’t count on Mayor Singh Allen and her councilmen

The real irony though is politicians like Mayor Bobbie Singh-Allen who bemoaned the loss of local control as they dealt the fair housing lawsuit brought by attorney general rob Bonta, would now have local control to help working families by limiting rent increases.

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United States of America - Born July 4, 1776. Died July 1, 2024?

The SCOTUS ruled that any president of the United States has immunity from "official" acts, thus opening the door to endless possibilities for any American president to test the limits of their power.