Yesterday President Biden signed into law the $1.2 trillion-dollar Bipartisan Infrastructure Framework bill. The bill had the support of 13 Republicans, none of them Californians.Listen Time 1 Minute
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This week, Elk Grove Economic Development Director Darrell Doan, or as he is called by friends, Bojangles, will host the annual game show called Pitch Elk Grove. Listen Time 1 Minute You may not like us, but here you are!Follow us on Threads @ElkGroveNewsnetFollow us on BlueSky @Elkgrovenews.bsky.
By D. J. Blutarsky | Guest Commentary | Mass transit projects in California have historically been plagued with funding problems, cost overruns, and overall public ambivalence. However, the City of Elk Grove through its transit partner, Sacramento Regional Transit District (SacRT) has now begun a focused effort on gathering public input on
By DJ Blutarsky | Guest Commentary | On August 22nd, the U.S. State Department announced it would be screening 55 million U.S. visa holders for potential violations that could lead to visa revocation and deportation. The vetting process will be continuous and will include reviewing social media accounts, law enforcement
Paperwork filed yesterday with the Federal Election Commission shows that Sacramento City Councilmember Mai Vang is running for Congress. The filing states that Ms. Vang is running as a Democratic Candidate for California's Congressional District 7. Democratic incumbent Doris Matsui currently represents CA District 7 and is expected
A year after Elk Grove agreed to pay a staggering $10 million to Long Beach-based Excelerate Housing for violating state fair housing laws, the costly mistake is back in the spotlight, this time in California Attorney General Rob Bonta’s own words. In his September 1 weekly newsletter, Bonta highlighted
The Cosumnes Community Services District Board of Directors will hear on Wednesday that its investment portfolio remains strong enough to cover about six months of operating costs, according to a quarterly report. The District Treasurer’s Quarterly Investment Report, scheduled for discussion at the Sept. 3 meeting, outlines how more
* 09/01 City Hall Closed for Labor Day * 09/02 Polynesian Dance & Crafts Classes Start * 09/04 Pitch Elk Grove (4:30 p.m.) * 09/05 Diversity Dining Week: September 5-14 * 09/05 Fridays in the Grove: Silent Disco (5 p.m.) * 09/06 Diversity Month: Pork Tamale Making
