Kubota’s Elk Grove distribution hub is left with about $1.5M in California Competes credits after state adjustments. The award is tied to hiring milestones and a roughly $44.7M investment commitment.

California HCD pledged $35.9M to support The Bridge at West Gateway, a 60-unit affordable housing project in West Sacramento that includes six units for families experiencing chronic homelessness.

Bosch plans to retool its Roseville wafer fab with up to $1.9B in investment, pairing federal CHIPS support with plans for SiC production and hundreds of jobs.

An updated application would remake 25 acres near the Galleria into Roseville Station, adding 1,058 apartments plus retail, a hotel and offices.

Placer County issued about $46M in permits for Placer Creek, a 168‑unit income‑restricted apartment project — the first fully affordable development inside the 5,230‑acre Placer Vineyards plan.

Legislative leaders and Gov. Gavin Newsom agreed to place an $11B affordable housing bond on the November ballot, including about $1.25B carved out for veterans.

Sacramento County approved the Upper Westside plan on Tuesday, clearing the way to rezone roughly 2,066 acres near Natomas for housing, commercial space and parks amid fierce opposition. Significant state approvals and likely legal fights remain before building can begin.

Camellia Village will open June 18 at the former Travelodge on 16th Street, converting motel rooms into permanent supportive housing backed by Anthem Blue Cross.

Placer County has bought two Rocklin office buildings and plans a West Placer sheriff's station, a forensic lab and a county service center, with phased openings due this summer.

Stage Nine’s owner is redeveloping the Paperworks building in Old Sacramento into a mix of art space, bookstore, boutique and a second‑floor exhibit venue.

Mohanna Development is reworking plans for a 60‑acre Town & Country Village in El Dorado Hills after county officials raised concerns about roads, water and zoning.

Sacramento renewed its Prohousing Designation with a top score of 108, giving the city stronger access to state housing incentives and a competitive edge in grant rounds.

A lone diner in Niland has become a barometer for Imperial County's Lithium Valley plan as locals weigh promised jobs against lawsuits, financing gaps and basic repairs.