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Residents of Sacramento interested in urban planning now have the opportunity to apply for a free 11-week course offered by the city. This free program is designed to educate and engage participants in the city's planning process. The course is open to Sacramento residents, city business owners, and
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They say you can tell a lot about a homeowner by the appearance of their front yard. In Sacramento's case, that "front yard" is the Capitol Mall. Much like a home's curb appeal can shape visitors' first impressions, the Capitol Mall's
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After more than a decade of planning, the proposal to construct a new bridge connecting Natomas to downtown Sacramento is advancing, but construction is unlikely to start soon, with the bridge expected to open no earlier than 2037. Earlier this month, the city held an open house to gather community
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On Tuesday, the Sacramento City Council gave the green light for a new 12,000-seat stadium in the Railyards district. For many Sacramentans, reaching this milestone feels like an early score in a high-stakes game—there’s still a long way to go, but the excitement is building. The news
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Facing a growing housing crisis marked by soaring prices and limited options, Sacramento is set to implement a new initiative aimed at expanding affordable and diverse housing across the city. Approved earlier this month and taking effect on October 17, the Missing Middle Housing (MMH) Interim Ordinance allows for the
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