After a 2010 arson and pandemic closures, Iceland’s Del Paso Boulevard rink cleared an initial city review and has city financing lined up for a roughly $2M rebuild. Construction could begin early 2026 with a mid‑year reopening targeted.

The Folsom City Council approved a new ordinance easing design review processes for minor modifications in the Historic District, aimed at preserving character while reducing barriers for property owners.

Elk Grove approves a new Maverik 24/7 gas station despite community opposition concerning traffic, environmental damage, and crime. The project includes 25 fuel pumps and faced protests over pollution at nearby Cortese sites.

A five‑house 3D‑printed neighborhood is rising in Yuba County, and the developer says a larger Sacramento project could be next. The pilot tests cost, speed and permitting for printed concrete homes.

Placer County Board will hear appeals on the debated 240-unit Hope Way Apartments project, following a split Planning Commission vote on its design review.

Placer County approves two housing agreements to provide affordable housing units and ADUs, promoting variety and inclusivity for low-income residents.

Truckee's Pacific Crest Commons, a new $37.8 million apartment complex with 55 affordable units, aims to ease the local housing crisis and is expected to complete by November 2026.

Sakura will bring 134 all-electric affordable apartments to Midtown Sacramento, plus retail and resident programs, funded in part by a $38M state award.

New housing and street projects are reshaping Broadway, but retail anchors and steady foot traffic remain elusive. Change is real but uneven.

SHRA materials suggest repairs at Marina Vista and Alder Grove could top $1 billion, prompting a county-ordered audit and fresh questions about funding.

Placer County updated septic rules to lower costs and simplify processes for homeowners, particularly for ADU construction, aligning with state housing efforts.

Folsom considers zoning code update to simplify approvals for minor property projects in the Historic District, aiming to reduce wait times and fees while preserving the area's aesthetic.

Folsom drafts new development standards for multifamily and mixed-use projects to maintain city character and promote walkability, with public review by the Planning Commission and City Council.