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The Sacramento City Council has adopted a new general plan that lasts until the year 2040 and could change the look and size of new homes.
By Graham Womack | Special To The OBSERVER Roshaun Davis’ new community development corporation, CLTRE, is involved in creating an outdoor mercado on
Capital Region residents and businesses feel the impact as construction industries continue to grapple with supply chain issues
Close Menu Sacramento Could Be One Of First Cities To Reform Single-Family Home Zoning. Here’s How It Would Work. Listen A "for sale" sign hangs in the yard of a home in Lincoln, Calif. Andrew Nixon / Capital Public Radio For years, California state lawmakers have pushed ideas that would allow developers to build small apartment buildings, duplexes and triplexes in neighborhoods zoned almost exclusively for single family homes. These bills, meant to address the state’s severe housing shortage and create more inclusive communities, have gained some ...