Placer County released draft reports for its Placer 2050 General Plan Update, outlining the future for unincorporated areas and inviting public input.

Davis has released the DEIR for the Village Farms project, inviting community comment from Jan 7 to Feb 25, 2025.

The Placer County Board of Supervisors approved "The Ranch," a large housing development in the Dry Creek area, despite some opposition and community concerns.

San Joaquin County supervisors have approved the purchase of the Oakmoore Golf Course for potential redevelopment, including a homeless project, stirring community debate.

Marysville settled a lawsuit over a fire at Hotel Marysville, obtaining property ownership, $700,000, and means to pursue demolition and highway reopening.

Sacramento City Council approves a $321 million investment for a new soccer stadium and entertainment venue in The Railyards, aiming to boost the business district and employment.

Sacramento City Council is set to vote on a $321 million development in the Downtown Railyards, including a soccer stadium for Sacramento Republic FC and an entertainment venue, spearheaded by the Wilton Rancheria Tribe.

The City of Folsom has released a draft vision plan for the Central Business District, which outlines future improvements without immediate land use changes or specific projects.

Ethan Conrad Properties bought the Renaissance Tower in Sacramento for $21 million, intending to reduce rent and possibly convert some space into mixed-use areas to revive the downtown area.

ESPN ranks the Golden 1 Center, home of the Sacramento Kings, as the top NBA arena, citing its local food options, fan experience, and the vibrant atmosphere it fosters on game nights.

A $200,000 grant is boosting storefront improvements for 23 businesses on Northgate Boulevard in Sacramento's District 3, as part of a larger $5 million federal aid initiative.

Wong Center, a new senior housing community, has opened in downtown Sacramento, offering 150 affordable units for seniors aged 55 and above, with various amenities and services.

The Sacramento City Council approved $1.5 million in funding for a local homeless support center, the North 5th Street Navigation Center, extending operations for five months.