Sacramento's Roseville Road campus is expanding with 135 tiny homes to address homelessness. The homes will offer amenities like electricity and HVAC. The project, overseen by local service providers, is funded by a $12.35 million grant.

SACOG closed public comment on its 2025 Blueprint plan projecting 278,000 new homes across the Sacramento region through 2050. The massive 25-year vision will reshape housing development and transit investments across six counties.

The iconic Sacramento Bee headquarters will be demolished to make way for 121 new homes in Midtown. The scaled-back project marks a dramatic shift from newspaper history to residential future.

Sacramento officials seek proposals to revitalize the Hale Building, aiming to enhance downtown’s social and economic vibrancy while maintaining cultural value.

Placer County has approved the creation of an Enhanced Infrastructure Financing District (EIFD) to support public projects like roads and affordable housing in the Sunset Area, using tax increment revenue from new development without raising taxes.

Placer County has added 264 acres of open space to its conservation program to protect wetlands, vernal pools, and wildlife habitats, funded by a state grant and local contributions.

Placer County will use a $14.9 million state grant to convert a former motel into supportive housing for the homeless, with a focus on veterans and individuals with behavioral health issues.

Sacramento launches The Heights on Stockton with 200 affordable housing units and a hospice service for terminally ill homeless, funded partly by a $15 million city loan.

Placer County's First-Time Homebuyer Assistance Program, offering up to $100,000 in down payment help, has more applicants than funding and has shifted to an interest list phase.

Placer County adopts housing amendment to meet state affordable housing requirements, rezoning 15 plots for higher density and aiming to comply with a demand for 3,409 lower-income units.

The Monarch housing project in Sacramento, aiming to deliver 241 affordable units by spring 2027, broke ground with support from state and city officials.

Aggie Square, a $1.15 billion innovation hub in Sacramento, celebrated its inauguration with local officials and community members attending. The project focuses on research and technology and aims to foster economic growth and community benefits.

Placer County's Discover & Discuss event in North Tahoe focused on affordable housing solutions, engaging locals with housing program discussions, and offered a platform for community involvement on various topics.