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The American River Bridge deck replacement project is now in its third and final stage, with crews currently demolishing the existing concrete deck on the southbound lanes. Construction on the $216 million project began in early 2022. The first stage involved building a new substructure to support widening the bridge
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Editor’s Note (May 2, 2025 ): Following publication, Brian Franklin, El Dorado County’s senior civil engineer, clarified that while the project is approximately 87% complete in terms of working days, it is around 70% complete in terms of budget. The project remains fully funded through the federal Highway Bridge
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After the narrow defeat of Measure B in November 2024, Placer County officials are actively pursuing alternative funding avenues to address critical transportation infrastructure needs in the region. Measure B was a proposed half-cent sales tax intended to generate approximately $1.58 billion over the following 30 years for improvements
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For residents living in the Sacramento region, the question of whether toll lanes will be implemented is no longer a matter of if, but when. Construction is expected to begin this month on the Yolo 80 Corridor Improvements Project, which will widen Interstate 80 from six to eight lanes between
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The Capital SouthEast Connector is the largest approved transportation project in the Sacramento region. Spanning 34 miles, the project aims to link Interstate 5 at Hood Franklin Road and Highway 99 near Grant Line Road to Highway 50 at the Silva Valley Parkway interchange. The multi-lane expressway will connect the
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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 year and open in
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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
Commercial Real Estate
The West Sacramento Planning Commission held a meeting on January 30, during which the commission members approved the Liberty Specific Plan, a 342-acre development owned by the Paik family. The project is one of three major proposals in West Sacramento's Southport area, alongside the Yarbrough and Riverpark projects.
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