West Sacramento City Council approves the transformation of Club Pheasant into a community hub, preserving its history while introducing new eateries and spaces.

Placer County's Granite View Condo project has a new, downsized blueprint, decreasing from 52 to 19 units, with public review ongoing until May 22 and a scoping meeting on May 8.

North Sacramento businesses receive $1.7 million from the city to stimulate growth in District 2, with grants and loans given to 14 businesses and property owners.

Groundbreaking for the Placer Commerce Center in Placer County marks the start of construction for a business park expected to significantly boost the local economy.

The Palladio in Folsom is set to add a new 130-room AC Hotel by Marriott, aligning with the city's master plan and promising economic benefits and local job creation.

The Placer County Board of Supervisors approved a plan for 80 affordable housing units at Dollar Creek Crossing in North Lake Tahoe, prioritizing local workers and residents.

Placer County is investing $1 million from tax revenue into their Launchpad program to encourage the development of workforce housing in the North Lake Tahoe region, focusing on new construction and renovations for local workers.

North Lake Tahoe residents will have a virtual town hall on March 10 to discuss housing policy changes aimed at affordability, hosted by Supervisor Cindy Gustafson.

Sacramento invests $3.3 million in the Monarch Project to create 241 affordable housing units at a repurposed warehouse for low-income residents, and 20 units for those at risk of homelessness.

West Sacramento to use state funds from the PLHA program for affordable housing, seeking public input on a draft five-year plan to address housing affordability.

Placer County teams up with AMI Housing, seeking a $20M grant to transform a motel into supportive housing for the homeless, with tenant rent contributions and a focus on veterans and individuals with mental illness.

Sacramento's new Safe Stay Community, offering 155 tiny homes and essential amenities, is now open to assist the homeless through a partnership between the City, County, and State.

Rancho Cordova celebrated the completion of Chrysanthy Boulevard's $52 million expansion, which improves connectivity between Sunrise Boulevard and Grant Line Road.