Officials pulled a planned Railyards financing vote after filing problems, pausing the redevelopment push and putting the stadium timeline at risk.

A CADA loan and a land sale will launch 216 for‑sale townhomes on nearly nine acres at 5101/5261 Stockton Boulevard, with EV chargers and city review ahead.

A Greg Faulkner 61designed Martis Camp estate owned by coach Trent Tucker is on the market for $22M, pairing private ski access with spa-scale amenities.

EAH Housing filed plans to build 140 affordable apartments on city-owned land in North Natomas, with roughly one in four units adapted for families with disabilities.

FEMA has released revised preliminary flood maps for unincorporated Plumas County that redraw hazard lines and open a 90‑day appeal window this summer.

Elk Grove Unified says it may use eminent domain to buy a Rancho Cordova parcel for the Suncreek middle/high campus and will ask trustees to consider a resolution Aug. 4, 2026.

Sacramento's Storage Star closed a 59-property portfolio across 13 states, more than doubling its holdings and accelerating its national expansion.

Nearly $32M in Homekey+ funds will help build 100 tiny homes in North Sacramento, with roughly half the units reserved for veterans facing behavioral‑health challenges.

A staff-led zoning update would rebrand Old Town as Historic Main Street and curb many new salons and auto shops along Elk Grove Boulevard.

GPR Ventures sold Bradshaw Business Park in Rancho Cordova for about $20 million after a nine‑year hold. The Colliers‑listed asset was marketed as largely leased and marked contract pending.

SMUD has started construction on a $168M, 100,000‑sq‑ft administrative and operations center in Folsom. The multi‑phase build includes a 100‑ft communications tower and city permits are in place.

A Times analysis using 2024 Census data finds Ridgecrest the state's most affordable city and Santa Monica the least, highlighting a stark coast‑to‑valley housing gap.

Nippon Shokken is adding a 122,000‑sq‑ft building to its West Sacramento campus, more than doubling the plant's footprint and boosting U.S. sauce production capacity. The parent cites a large yen investment and a 2028 startup plan.