Sacramento State and city officials are advancing major affordable housing projects that could add over 575 new units across the region. The coordinated efforts address a housing crisis with median rents above $1,500 monthly.

A historic Sacramento bed and breakfast has stood abandoned for four years after a fire, sparking neighborhood concerns about safety and preservation challenges.

Sacramento County postpones vote on controversial Upper Westside development that would turn 2,000+ acres of Natomas farmland into nearly 10,000 homes. Community opposition and city-county friction intensify ahead of rescheduled decision.

Sacramento State has secured exclusive rights to evaluate three prime state buildings along Capitol Mall for a potential mixed-use downtown campus expansion.

Cal State University system plans to add 18,000 dorm beds by 2030, but faces a $2.3 billion budget gap and uneven demand across campuses that could derail the ambitious housing expansion.

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.