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Why a Bill to Juice Condo Construction Died Even Though California Lawmakers Voted for It
CalMatters: Supporters said a condo construction bill was a key to unlocking the type of naturally affordable for-sale housing that California desperately needs. But deadlines matter.
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Valuing Every Team Member’s Unique Talents
S+B JAMES CONSTRUCTION
Founded in 1956, S+B James Construction (SBJ) celebrates 70 years in the construction industry this year. With offices in Sacramento, Palo Alto, Riverside, Irvine, Carlsbad and Medford, the firm serves clients from Southern California through Southern Oregon, focusing on the education, healthcare, life science and hospitality/entertainment market sectors.
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Paving the Path to Multi-Generational Success
MOXIE INTERNATIONAL
Moxie International, Inc. is unique as a third-generation, family-owned company providing specialty products that have transformed the construction industry — and as a construction company led for decades by a woman.
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Designing a Better Future Begins with the Women Trusted to Shape it
LIONAKIS
At Lionakis, the future of the built environment is not only about what rises from the ground. It is also shaped in the quieter work of listening, mentoring and making room for people.
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Success Through Diverse Leaders and Teams
HENSEL PHELPS
Hensel Phelps, one of the nation’s largest and most significant general contractors, relies on top talent for success.
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Empowering Women in the Construction Industry
EMCOR SERVICES MESA ENERGY
Providing high-quality, full-service HVAC, building automation and retrofit services, EMCOR Services Mesa Energy has long relied on talented team members. That talent has increasingly included women over the firm’s 43 years and EMCOR Services Mesa Energy today is a leader in hiring, supporting and promoting women.
Could UC Davis and Sac State Build the Sports Rivalry Sacramento Needs? | Opinion
As both universities raise their athletic ambitions, college sports could become a bigger part of Sacramento’s regional identity
A UC Davis alumnus and Sacramento resident considers the
potential of the rivalry between the universities on either side
of the causeway.
What a Delta Sewer Annexation Does to a Home Sale | Opinion
How the Hood and Franklin’s annexation into the Sacramento Area Sewer District will affect home buyers and sellers
Sacramento’s Local Agency Formation Commission took up a proposal
on August 5 that will not make headlines outside the Delta but
will change how homes in Hood and Franklin are bought and sold:
annexing both unincorporated communities into the Sacramento Area
Sewer District.
Can a Luxury Hotel Turn Tiny Hood Into a Delta Destination?
A 64-suite hotel with a spa, restaurant, lounge and marina is planned for the Sacramento River town
Former police officer and current real estate developer Robert
Leach is making a multimillion-dollar bet in Hood, a
Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta community with just 244
residents
How One Couple Reshaped the Narrative on Sacramento’s Most Notorious House
‘The Innocent House’ is the subject of controversial fascination — and you can step inside next month
This historic Queen Anne Victorian was once the home and hunting grounds of one of America’s most notorious serial killers.