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While the city of Sacramento had already rolled back parts of CEQA for downtown and midtown, building infill housing in other ...
Lala, left, and Twoface lie Wednesday, Jan. 15, 2025, on the bed that their owners Natalia Sanchez and Bartholomew Keller share in their sleeping cabin at the new Stockton Boulevard Safe Stay ...
A local union and group of Sacramento neighbors are threatening to sue the city over the Railyards redevelopment project, ...
Sacramento Mayor Kevin McCarty and City Manager Howard Chan listens to Andrew Bianchi as he urges the City Council not to ...
The California Civil Rights Department has reached a settlement with Sacramento landlords Carlos and Linda Torres, requiring ...
The Supreme Court decided last year in City of Grants Pass v. Johnson that clearing camps without providing alternative ...
Some local developers are thinking small — really small — to help solve Sacramento’s massive affordable housing shortage. They’re building “micro apartments,” with some as tiny as 267 ...
SB 79, a transit-oriented housing bill, has passed the Assembly Housing Committee and aims to increase housing supply, reduce ...
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Sacramento Housing Supply and Demand. January 2023 saw 2.4 months of housing supply, an increase of 1.5 months year over year, according to Redfin data.
A Sacramento housing nonprofit is closing, and as a result more than 560 formerly homeless Sacramentans could again return to the streets. Sacramento Self-Help Housing’s board of directors last ...
A Sacramento housing nonprofit is closing, and as a result more than 560 formerly homeless Sacramentans could again return to the streets. Sacramento Self-Help Housing’s board of directors last ...
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