A masonry wall nobody budgeted for helped push a Spring Lake subdivision $600,000 over its infrastructure plan.

The Roseville builder wants ten four-story buildings with gabled roofs and stoops on the razed newspaper campus at 2100 Q Street.

A 105-room hotel, apartments and retail could replace an empty North Natomas lot near Inderkum High School.

Twin Rivers celebrated new buildings at Garden Valley Elementary, even as second-grade classes opened this fall over the district's own size limit.

The Folsom City Council unanimously bought a Lakeside Church parcel that could hold 200 units near Folsom Lake College.

Sierra Wilds Apartments would rise next to Maria Montessori Charter Academy, which has already set up a legal fund to fight it.

A new ranking puts Porterville's $325,000 median home price at the top, while Eureka sneaks in as the only coastal city under $420,000.

The Winters Street site once eyed for shops and homes is now slated for 51 market-rate units, no affordable set-aside.

Roseville’s proposed utility and trash fees would sharply raise some apartment and sewer connection costs while lowering others.

California lawmakers are selling a new federal housing law with Sacramento's Mirasol Village as the proof of concept. The catch is that housing supply moves on a timeline measured in years.

Sacramento home prices slipped slightly as sales rose and new listings fell, giving buyers more time but little relief on affordability.

Sacramento-area lenders originated $10.66 billion in home-purchase loans during 2025. A new ranking reveals the region's 100 biggest players and the fine print behind the numbers.

Tahoe City’s longtime Boatworks Mall is headed to foreclosure auction over a $14.4 million default, putting its proposed hotel-and-condo redevelopment in limbo.