Neighbors in rural Elk Grove say a proposed 499-home 'Summer Villas' development would alter protected farmland, require sewer extensions and reshape the city’s general plan.

A new small‑bay industrial park is proposed on part of Roseville’s former Hewlett‑Packard campus, a move that would repurpose campus land for multi‑tenant light‑industrial use.

A Sacramento family built the city's first permitted 3D‑printed home in their backyard, using robot‑extruded concrete to form the shell and clearing a city permit.

Sutter filed a nearly $12M permit to outfit its SixSixty building as an Advanced Orthopedics & Sports Medicine center, a concrete step toward a late‑2027 opening. The filing follows the system’s full‑building lease and city action to track the remodel project.

Westfield Galleria at Roseville announced 'The Trails,' a western‑promenade overhaul with new restaurants and furniture retailers. Construction starts in May and aims to finish in spring 2027.

County staff recommended postponing a final Board vote on the Upper Westside plan so all supervisors can participate. The decision delays a controversial proposal for roughly 9,300 homes in Natomas.

Folsom’s FLB Entertainment Center filed plans to expand with a larger arcade, outdoor stage and an upgraded kitchen as the family-owned venue seeks to refresh its footprint. Local filings and reporting outline the proposed features.

Sacramento and Folsom have redacted developer contact info from public permit listings after fake-invoice scams targeted applicants. Officials warn: don’t wire funds; report suspicious messages.

Elk Grove’s Project Elevate is edging closer to construction, with city officials and developers saying work could begin by Summer 2027. The 20‑acre plan includes a hotel, 100,000+ sq ft of retail and a village lawn.

The Creek at 2645, a 368‑unit South Natomas complex, is headed for sale and a planned conversion to income‑restricted housing; a City Council TEFRA hearing is set this week.

Raley's CEO Michael Teel sold his West Shore Lake Tahoe estate for roughly $17 million as he resumes leadership of the family grocer.

AB 1572 phases out potable watering of decorative HOA lawns and makes large associations certify compliance on a three‑year schedule.

Peak Energy is reportedly weighing Sacramento for a battery manufacturing line and could seek up to $10.5M in state tax credits tied to a $71M investment. The move would deepen Sacramento’s budding battery cluster.