Thursday, May 21st saw the completion of another successful year of Leadership Rancho Cordova. The Leadership Rancho Cordova program allows people who live or work in Rancho Cordova to spend 9 months learning more about their community and how to be better leaders.
Summer is on its way and for us still in school now is the time for looking back over the year and what we’ve accomplished. It’s been a busy year, especially for Cordova High School’s Interact/Jr. Rotary Club. This year we’ve been back at work in the community.
AB 640 by Assemblymember Huber will now advance to the Senate after passing the Assembly floor with overwhelming bipartisan support. AB 640 would enhance current sentences on individuals convicted of selling methamphetamine by imposing a minimum jail term of 120 days as a condition of probation.
Yesterday, Congresswoman Doris Matsui (CA-05) announced that U.S. Secretary of Commerce Gary Locke will be coming to Sacramento to discuss the transition to Digital Television (DTV) and resources that are available for Sacramentans to prepare for the upcoming transition. Secretary Locke will join Congresswoman Matsui on Tuesday, May 26th at 1:00PM at the Sacramento Central [...]
Afamily of 6 was woken by the smell of smoke filling their home a little before 4 a.m. Wednesday morning. The blaze was reported on the 3900 block of Wildrose Way in Rancho Cordova.
Hello, I’m a mini-Australian shepherd living at the Sacramento County animal shelter. Around here I’m called number 114 and referenced to by my animal ID# A497730. I used to have a name but I’ve been at the shelter for so long I can’t remember it. What I really need is a loving family to come [...]
Legislation to increase government transparency by Assemblymember Alyson Huber passed the Assembly Appropriations Committee with bipartisan support on Wednesday. The bills have now passed all necessary Assembly committees and will move to the Assembly floor next.
Today, May 13, Californians observe the “Day of the Teacher.” This marks the 27th anniversary of the day established to give special recognition to teachers for their contributions.
Make no mistake about it, I love serving my community. As a City Council Member and Mayor in the City of Elk Grove, I get to do what I love most – serve people and neighborhoods. During my tenure on the Council, we have accomplished much. Just a few of these accomplishments include: reforming our entire city government, bringing good jobs to the community, reducing crime, strengthening our neighborhoods, and much, much more.
As protesters call for Congress to bring troops home from Iraq, more are being sent out to serve. Sergeant Kurt Krause, a 35-year-old Rancho Cordova resident and father of two, will be one of them next March.
Photos of the 11th Annual Cordova Christmas Tree Lighting
BloodSource Encourages Holiday Giving that Truly Matters
Free Yoga 101 Workshop at Body Investment Studio
Third Suspect Arrested in Connection to Homicide on Hillsdale Boulevard
Photos of Tour of Rancho Cordova with Congressman Dan Lungren
Rancho Cordova Yoga – $27 for $60 at Body Investment Studio
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