Infrastructure
Infrastructure
Infrastructure
Sacramento's Capitol Mall gets a lawn makeover.
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
Commercial Real Estate
What the future holds for West Sacramento's Stone Lock Area.
Infrastructure
Truxel Bridge proposal moves forward as city seeks public feedback on alternatives.
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
Infrastructure
Sacramento City Council approves new 12,000-seat stadium in Railyards district.
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
Infrastructure
Environmental Impact Report for Upper Westside Project available for review.
Infrastructure
American River Bridge Replacement Project progresses toward early 2026 completion
Infrastructure
Work on Broadway nears completion, with two new developments set to transform the area.
Infrastructure
$465 Million I-80 project to add toll lanes between Davis and Sacramento.
The Interstate 80 corridor in Yolo County serves as a crucial link between the Sacramento Metropolitan region and the San Francisco Bay Area. Approximately 150,000 vehicles travel through this busy stretch every day, highlighting its significance for both commuters and freight transport. However, the route is also notorious for