Sacramento County’s 13 school districts will continue their campus closures through May 1 in order to prevent the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19).

The Cosumnes Community Services District (CSD) board on April 1 will review a proposed agreement on fire and emergency medical coverage for the Wilton Rancheria’s future Elk Grove casino-resort. Plans are to open the $500 million facility in late 2021 at 10436 Grant Line Road, near Kammerer …

City, CSD board holding online

By Citizen Staff

Editor’s note: This story is the first in a series of articles written by seniors in the journalism program at California State University, Sacramento. They are being taught by Phillip Reese, a Sacramento Bee staff reporter and an associate professor at CSUS.  This is a renewed collaboration…

The Elk Grove Unified School District staff on March 23 announced their plans to shift all of their schools to “distance learning,” starting in mid-April. Under this plan, students will use the internet to continue their education until their campuses reopen.

Elk Grove Police Chief Tim Albright on March 24 publicly addressed concerns over how authorities will enforce Sacramento County’s “stay-at-home” order that wants residents to remain home as much as possible during the coronavirus situation.

The Sacramento Transportation Authority (STA) Board of Directors on March 18 voted, 13-3, to support a tentative, 40-year, $8.4-billion Measure A expenditure plan.

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The Elk Grove City Council on March 25 voted, 5-0, to support a proposed, temporary ban on residential and commercial evictions in Elk Grove related to the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.

Dignity Health last week announced that it is offering free, virtual urgent care sessions for those who are experiencing symptoms that are characteristic of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19).