Sacramento’s Freeway Shelter On Borrowed Time As X Street Lease Ticks Down
Caltrans’ $1‑a‑month lease for the X Street Navigation Center is ending early next year, forcing Sacramento to weigh extension, relocation or closure amid tight budgets. City leaders must decide fast as state funding and inspection rules reshape options.
Steve Hilton Takes Aim at California Energy Watchdogs in Bid to Cut Power Bills
Steve Hilton unveiled a Sacramento plan to remake California’s energy regulators, tying deregulation to promises of lower electricity bills and cheaper gas. The move pits his 'Califordable' pitch against Sacramento’s regulatory and political realities.
Sacramento Battery Upstart Plugs Into Data Center Boom With New U.S.-Made Power Play
Sparkz debuted the SparkzCore22 in Sacramento — a U.S.-made LFP battery system pitched for data centers, virtual power plants and home backup. Company leaders say the unit is built from U.S. cathodes through finished packs.












