Formal review begins for Republic FC’s proposed stadium in Sacramento’s Railyards.

Whitney Ranch retail center in Rocklin enters vertical construction phase.

CaliBunga Water Park at Cal Expo faces new timeline, pushed to 2027.

Citrus Heights rejects Conrad's Sunrise Mall redevelopment amendment.

Months after unveiling a revised plan for Sunrise Mall, Ethan Conrad Properties appeared before the Citrus Heights City Council to present its official vision for reviving the long-neglected and now nearly abandoned retail center. What followed was an intense and, at times, combative meeting that felt more like stepping

Sky River Casino expansion in Elk Grove moves full steam ahead.

Rancho Cordova Planning Commission advances Mills Crossing Project despite concerns.

Last week, the Rancho Cordova Planning Commission held a public meeting to deliberate the future of the Mills Crossing project, a proposed mixed-use development poised to transform a 9.85-acre site along Folsom Boulevard. After three hours of lively discussion and a spectrum of community feedback, the commission

Aggie Square welcomes first tenants ahead of May ribbon-cutting.

Ethan Conrad Properties unveils fresh vision for Sunrise Mall in Citrus Heights.

As e-commerce continues to rise and online shopping becomes more convenient than ever, it's no surprise that consumer preferences have shifted—resulting in declining foot traffic at traditional malls. Sunrise Mall in Citrus Heights is a prime example of this trend. Once a bustling retail destination featuring

Why Sacramento State’s potential downtown expansion matters more than ever.

Sacramento Republic FC seeks fan input for new Railyards stadium.

Just three months after announcing a new 12,000-seat soccer stadium in Sacramento's Railyards District, Sacramento Republic FC has made another announcement this week—this time, the club aims to engage the public. The new state-of-the-art venue is scheduled to break ground later this

New name announced for Elk Grove’s future zoo.

Nearly a year after approving the relocation of the Sacramento Zoo from Land Park to Elk Grove, the Elk Grove City Council is taking another step forward by unveiling the official new name of the zoo. The facility will now be known as the Elk Grove – Sacramento Zoo, a name

Blue Oaks Commerce Center progresses as foundations take shape.