Creation of an expanded enhanced infrastructure financing district to advance the Railyards project in Sacramento faced a new threat Tuesday, in the form of protest letters from existing residents ...

Sacramento International Airport is expanding by $1.3 billion, and Sacramento State plans a downtown campus with mixed-use ...

Sacramento State plans a mixed-use campus, while tiny homes offer affordable options. A budget shortfall stymies the proposed ...

The Sacramento City Council approved the extension of a street parking permit program for new developments with limited or no on-site spots. The pilot program rolled out with two developments last ...

Sacramento is launching the "Streamline Sacramento" initiative to streamline the review, approval, and construction processes for housing and development projects, using drone technology and other ...

Builders and owners of projects within the Railyards will also be expected to shoulder some of those infrastructure expenses under a proposed fee program that could generate more than $100 million.

Conversations about development at the Railyards, however, often raise a recurring question: Will a soccer stadium and/or a permanent home for the Sacramento Republic FC be built there?

Those new developments are expected to generate taxes that will help pay for the infrastructure.“Let’s say the developer puts infrastructure into the ground,” Harris said.

Sacramento's city council voted Tuesday afternoon to approve a financing plan that will allow Republic FC's new soccer stadium to break ground and for the surrounding development of public ...

Sacramento's 21st Avenue Beautification Project introduces murals, sculptures, and infrastructure improvements.

The most recent atmospheric river storm highlighted the dangers of dense urban tree coverage during severe weather, leading to significant power outages and fatalities.

Sacramento could see the potential creation of over 1,200 jobs on Tuesday night if the Sacramento City Council approves two major development projects.