Developer files plans for 132-unit affordable apartment complex in Antelope

An Encino-based developer has submitted plans for a 132-unit apartment complex at Poker Lane and Antelope North Road in Antelope, with all but one apartment reserved for low- and very low-income households.

El Dorado County’s Diamond Springs committee to hear updated 378-home Dorado Oaks plan

The developer of Dorado Oaks, a subdivision of about 380 homes proposed in Diamond Springs, will present the project to a community advisory committee Thursday, Oct. 15, five years after a draft environmental review examined competing designs for its main Highway 49 connection.

Elk Grove reviews 850-acre proposal for 3,500 homes south of Kammerer Road

The farmland south of Kammerer Road has been part of Elk Grove’s expansion plans since 2018. Now a company tied to Newport Beach-based developer Integral Communities is seeking Elk Grove’s approval of a land-use plan for about 3,500 homes there. The development would require annexation

Developer targets spring 2027 start for 200 rental homes in Rocklin

107-unit senior living project in Lincoln’s Twelve Bridges eyes 2027 construction start

Five years after losing their homes, Caldor Fire survivors could see relief extended

Five years after the Caldor Fire destroyed nearly 800 homes, El Dorado County planning commissioners have endorsed extending temporary housing and rebuilding relief for nearly three more years as residents continue to struggle to secure permanent homes. The Caldor Fire began Aug. 14, 2021, south of Grizzly Flats, a rural

Rancho Cordova weighs new housing plans for Mills Crossing

California moves to demolish three Capitol Mall buildings, studies Sacramento State campus

The California Department of General Services is moving to tear down three mostly empty office buildings on Capitol Mall, and its environmental report studies a Sacramento State campus with 1,250 apartments that could replace them. The draft environmental impact report opens a 45-day public comment period that runs

Roseville sends 58,000-square-foot Sierra View shopping center back to Planning Commission

The Roseville City Council on Wednesday sent a planned west Roseville shopping center back to the Planning Commission after city staff said a neighborhood group's letter, received the day before, raised issues that need review and correction. The council voted 5-0 to refer the Sierra View Shopping

Shake Shack, Pollo Campero proposed for vacant bank site on Arden Way

A developer is asking Sacramento planners to let it tear down a vacant Arden Way bank that the City Council declined to make a landmark and build Shake Shack and Pollo Campero drive-throughs there.

Roseville council to hear Sierra View shopping center appeal

A neighborhood group is asking the Roseville City Council to overturn approval of a shopping center with a 24-hour gas station and three drive-throughs, arguing the city has not adequately studied how the development would affect nearby homes. The council will hear the appeal Wednesday, Oct. 21. The

El Dorado County planners reject 1,194-unit storage complex in El Dorado Hills Business Park

The El Dorado County Planning Commission on Thursday denied a permit for a 1,194-unit self-storage complex in the El Dorado Hills Business Park, rejecting its staff's recommendation after a majority of commissioners said the land should be reserved for businesses that create jobs.

Elk Grove reviews 850-acre proposal for 3,500 homes south of Kammerer Road

The farmland south of Kammerer Road has been part of Elk Grove’s expansion plans since 2018. Now a company tied to Newport Beach-based developer Integral Communities is seeking Elk Grove’s approval of a land-use plan for about 3,500 homes there. The development would require annexation

Rancho Cordova arena advances as city negotiates $185 million in public support

Rancho Cordova is considering public support that city staff estimate could total about $185 million over 35 years for a privately developed arena district. The agreement spelling out the city’s financial commitments is still being negotiated. The Planning Commission voted 7-0 on Sept. 30 to recommend that the