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.

The State Controller’s Office announced that eligible Californians can apply for the 2026 Property Tax Postponement Program to defer property taxes on their primary residence.

The Placer County Board of Supervisors approved the Mill Creek Single Family Residential Project, introducing 322 homes and new parks in Dry Creek–West Placer.

Placer County is hosting a public meeting on October 1 at Del Oro High School to discuss a proposed 240-apartment affordable housing project in Penryn.

Nevada County earns a Prohousing designation from the California Department of Housing, boosting its housing initiatives and potentially increasing state funding.

The Placer County Planning Commission endorsed housing amendments for the Tahoe Basin to improve local worker accommodation, focusing on height, density, and parking regulations for 100% deed-restricted housing projects.

West Sacramento's Onyx Investment Group adds another office-to-residential conversion to its pipeline on Florin Perkins Road. The company now has five planned projects totaling 660 units amid Sacramento's housing crunch.

A failed cannabis venture in West Sacramento resulted in a $9 million industrial property sale, highlighting ongoing challenges in California's evolving cannabis sector.

California's earthquake retrofit grant program opens second registration window for 2025, expanding eligibility to rental properties for first time in 12-year history.