The AJ, a 345-unit mixed-income apartment community is the first major housing project completed in what’s billed as the largest infill development in the country.

Under the current way of doing things, it could take the city of Sacramento 300 years to build enough affordable housing for all the homeless people, Mayor Kevin McCarty said Tuesday. McCarty ...

Sacramento finance ... the previous estimated shortfall of $77 million. The forecast was helped by recent homeless services funding from the California Department of Housing and Community Development.

In Sacramento County, an average of 558 very-low-income units should be built each year, but the actual amount is only 18. For moderate-income housing, more than 500 should be built each year ...

The Sacramento City Council approved $7.8 million in loans Tuesday for a five-story building for formerly homeless people.