A lender has asked a court to appoint a receiver and seize the Auburn Boulevard parcel tied to EPIC Bible College after an alleged $2.47M loan default.

Kaiser filed plans to relocate and expand its sports medicine clinic into about 20,700 square feet at 501 J Street in downtown Sacramento. Permit listings describe a clinic, PT gym and support space on the building’s fifth floor.

An 8.16‑acre West Sacramento parcel once slated for 455 apartments is listed for sale with proposals due April 24, 2026.

Elk Grove HVAC distributor Slakey Brothers plans to more than double its local footprint, a major development for the city's industrial corridor.

7 Brew has requested a design review permit to open a drive‑thru kiosk in Roseville, joining a recent wave of small, car‑focused coffee stands under review.

A Zillow‑based tally shows only about 12% of California listings are affordable to a median‑income buyer, with coastal metros like LA and the Bay hardest hit.

Governor Newsom announced eight Homekey+ awards that will create 443 supportive homes statewide, including dozens reserved for veterans.

Sunrise Rollerland, the decades-old roller rink behind Sunrise Mall, appears poised to change hands soon. The rink remains open for sessions while the property is marketed.

West Sacramento’s Onyx Investment Group has filed for a 370-unit affordable housing project on Watt Avenue in North Highlands, moving the large proposal into county review. The site sits near recent transit and street upgrades.

LiCAP bought a 40,500-square-foot Sacramento warehouse and will retrofit it for dry-electrode battery manufacturing, a move backed by prior state-supported production milestones.

Lewis Group marked the $1.7B Liberty at Lincoln master plan this week, unveiling a finished clubhouse and models as the developer prepares roughly 3,500 homes.

Mayor McCarty’s Streamline Sacramento adds virtual inspections and instant issuance for minor permits, but builders say staffing and code fixes are still required to hit housing goals.

Steve Ayers settled with operators of the downtown Claim Jumper for $925,000 over unpaid rent tied to the restaurant’s pandemic closure.