WECO is relocating from Woodland to 3808 Faraday Ave. in Davis, taking about 60,000 sq ft, promising 75 jobs and a roughly $2M buildout.

A century‑old East Sacramento school now used for adult education is under surplus review and could be demolished as classes wind down in June 2026. Preservationists have filed a National Register nomination.

Planning commissioners recommended limits that would restrict most short‑term rentals to hosts' primary homes, a move that could remove hundreds of listings and split housing and tourism interests.

Citrus Heights approved an EDPA to advance plans for a 4,000‑seat arena and two NHL‑sized rinks at Sunrise Mall; developers are seeking up to $60 million in city-backed debt.

Sacramento and West Sacramento leaders say they’ll launch a spring campaign — and a May announcement — to pitch the region as a Major League Baseball expansion candidate.

Folsom Sierra Endoscopy Center plans a $14M, 20,469‑sq‑ft build‑out at 1671 Creekside Drive that would add eight procedure rooms and 18 recovery bays for outpatient GI care.

County planners have opened code and corridor-plan updates — including a North Watt Avenue Specific Plan — to make multifamily housing easier to build along major Sacramento corridors. Officials say the changes aim to speed by‑right projects and support transit-oriented growth.

Stockton’s council approved a request to seek $7M in federal funding for University of the Pacific’s planned medical school, part of a $150M development plan.

Tiger, the downtown Sacramento club at 722 K St, filed for bankruptcy after a landlord sued over alleged unpaid rent. Court filings list unpaid rent among liabilities.

City leaders will review a draft MOU that could add 5.8 acres to the Sacramento Zoo’s Land Park footprint ahead of a council review.

White Rock Corporate Campus in Rancho Cordova is leasing much faster than nearby parks — its vacancy runs about half the local average. The five building campus credits amenities and anchor tenants for the difference.

Mohanna Development says construction for the long-delayed 10K tower on K Street is targeting 2027. The 15‑story plan would add hotel rooms and hundreds of apartments.

An SB 330 application would put 110 modular homes on about 31 acres bordering Yosemite, prompting safety, cultural and environmental alarm from neighbors and tribal leaders. County documents and state rules mean the proposal will move forward through a contested review process.