Placer One’s first neighborhoods rise along the newly extended Sunset Boulevard.

Less than a year after homebuilders began securing lots at the 2,200-acre Placer One project, the site has entered a new phase — homes are now rising from the ground. During the Onsite Observer’s visit this week, multiple residential villages were visibly under construction, marking the first signs

California’s billion-dollar Capitol Annex project pushes forward amid rising costs and scrutiny.

The transformation of California’s State Capitol building is now impossible to ignore. Behind the white dome, cranes tower above steel framing where the new Capitol Annex is rising — a billion-dollar rebuild reshaping one of the state’s most recognizable landmarks. The six-story structure is replacing the 1950s

Braden moves into market phase with 585 residential lots listed for sale.

Construction reaches full height at Pierside in West Sacramento.

The Pierside project in West Sacramento has reached its full height, adding two new riverfront buildings that now rise side by side along Riverfront Street. Onsite Observer visited the site this week to see how far construction has come. Just south of The Barn at 995 Riverfront Street, the residential

Placer Parkway’s first phase set to break ground in 2026.

Placer County supervisors have officially cleared the way for construction to begin on Phase I of the Placer Parkway, a long-planned regional expressway that will connect State Route 65 in Rocklin to Highways 70/99 in Sutter County. The Board of Supervisors approved three key actions during its October

Recent site visit shows Amazon’s Rancho Cordova warehouse close to opening.

Construction advances on Marysville’s long-anticipated B Street project.

Folsom Heights moves into construction, expanding Folsom Ranch’s footprint.

Sacramento’s first express lanes are coming to I-80 and U.S. 50. Here’s who won’t have to pay.

Sacramento’s new regional toll authority is still years away from collecting its first dollar, but the debate over who pays—and who doesn’t—has already begun. On September 5, the Capital Area Regional Tolling Authority (CARTA) voted to make express lanes free for carpools of three or more

Demolition done, drive-thru on deck for former Marie Callender’s site in Citrus Heights.

South Natomas Topgolf wins city approval, clears path to construction.

Sacramento’s Planning and Design Commission voted August 28 to approve entitlements for a Topgolf facility in South Natomas, clearing the way for a major new entertainment venue along Interstate 5. The two-story, 45,000-square-foot complex will feature an 80-bay driving range, full-service restaurant, bar,

Aerials reveal latest progress on Placer County’s massive commerce center.