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Elk Grove News
Published September 08DeFlock Elk Grove increases pressure on Mayor Singh-Allen over ALPR cameras
DeFlock Elk Grove is urging residents to speak out against the Elk Grove Police Department's use of Flock cameras
Elk Grove News
Published September 08Elk Grove City Council Agenda - Sept. 9, 2026
A large activist audience could confront Mayor Bobbie Singh-Allen at Wednesday night's meeting.
Elk Grove News
Published September 07Memo to politicians this Labor Day: Try mentioning ride-share drivers
And when elected officials talk about helping workers, they almost invariably mention the same occupations: nurses, teachers and firefighters
Elk Grove News
Published September 07Commentary: Matsui mailer targets ICE criticism, younger voters and independents
The mailer was delivered to Democrats and at least some voters registered with no party preference
Elk Grove News
Published September 06Beyond Rural Elk Grove: Preservation Matters to Us All
Once rural land and its character are lost, they are nearly impossible to restore.
Elk Grove News
Published September 05Mai Vang announces endorsement from a once-controversial figure
Young voters may not be familiar with the controversy generated by the two-time Oscar-winning actor when she visited North Vietnam during the Vietnam War
Sacramento City Express
Published September 04Registration open for Sacramento biotech summit at Aggie Square
The City of Sacramento is joining regional partners to present the inaugural CAPBIO Summit on Sept. 16 at Aggie Square. The one-day event will bring together biotech and life sciences employers, researchers, entrepreneurs, policymakers, educators and workforce organizations to…
Sacramento City Express
Published September 03Attending a Sacramento event this Labor Day weekend? Plan ahead with these five tips
Several events are expected to bring thousands of people to the Central City during Labor Day weekend. Our Street Night Market will take place Sept. 5 along R Street, Chalk It Up! returns to Fremont Park Sept. 5–7, and the Sacramento Rainbow Festival will be held on Sept. 6 in…
Sacramento City Express
Published September 03Help prevent fires by recycling batteries the right way
Did you know sorting trash correctly can be a safety issue? To help reduce fire risk, residents should always dispose of batteries properly. Household batteries can cause a fire when they mix with other materials in the curbside container, collection truck, or at the waste…
Sacramento City Express
Published September 02Sacramento approves safety improvements near seven schools
The Sacramento City Council on Tuesday approved a $2.25 million project to improve safety and access for students traveling to seven schools across the city. The Vision Zero School Safety Project will bring pedestrian and traffic safety improvements near: Father Keith B. Kenny…
Sacramento City Express
Published September 02City-supported programs offer business resources for Sacramento students and entrepreneurs
Sacramento entrepreneurs, researchers and business owners can participate in several upcoming opportunities supported by the City of Sacramento’s 2026 Innovation Grant Program. The grant program, administered by the City’s Economic Development Department, awarded a combined $1…
Sacramento City Express
Published September 02From the City Manager: What’s happening around Sacramento
From community events and public meetings to City services and opportunities to get involved, there’s always something happening across Sacramento. As part of an ongoing effort to keep residents informed, City Manager Maraskeshia Smith is sharing the latest updates on upcoming…