Alvin Greg

Alvin Greg, the Publisher of NS Arrow, has over 20 years of experience in media management and publishing. He has successfully grown the company and made the site a top choice for local news, focusing on community involvement and maintaining high journalistic standards.

West Sacramento residents invited to watch candidates discuss local issues during Wednesday’s virtual election forum

Sacramento, California - West Sacramento residents will have an opportunity to hear directly from candidates seeking positions in local government and public education, all without leaving their homes. Six candidates competing for three elected positions are expected to share their views during an online...

Sacramento moves forward with plans to attract investment, create jobs and fund infrastructure in North Natomas

Sacramento, California - Big plans for North Natomas depend on more than attracting businesses and encouraging development. They also require infrastructure, long-term investment, and a clear strategy for paying for improvements that can support the community's future growth. That process has now reached an important...
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West Sacramento residents invited to watch candidates discuss local issues during Wednesday’s virtual election forum

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