Making an Acknowledgment
City of Sacramento recognizes tribal land
Tribal officials are working with Sacramento city government to secure a formal recognition of tribal land, creating opportunities for education.
The Way We Work: Kelley Cowan
A glimpse into the daily life of Kelley Cowan, director of the Sacramento Region for XL Construction
In The Way We Work, we track the routines of local executives. Here’s how Kelley Cowan oversees multiple construction projects.
Sponsored
50 Years of Contracting and Community Excellence
Royal Electric
Royal Electric has something to celebrate — 50 years of successful business! Over the past five decades, the company has become the leading firm for complex, full-service electric and underground contracting on tight schedules. Public agencies, contractors and developers across the Central and Western U.S. rely on their comprehensive pre-planning process and specialized, experienced team.
How ‘Sewer Credits’ Are Bringing New Life to the Old Campbell Soup Manufacturing Plant
A first-of-its-kind credit program is helping to fund the
redevelopment of a former soup factory in south
Sacramento.
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Celebrating 15 Years of Superior AEC Recruiting Service
The Johnson Group
The Johnson Group, one of the nation’s leading and most highly respected Architecture, Engineering and Construction (AEC) recruiting firms, is celebrating 15 years in business. The firm serves AEC companies nationwide and has experienced exponential growth.
Historic Power Plant on Sacramento River Converted to the New SMUD Museum of Science and Curiosity
MOSAC set to open fall 2021 to teach kids and adults about STEAM in a fun and interactive way
The Sacramento Municipal Utility District Museum of Science and Curiosity revitalizes a historical landmark that will positively impact Sacramento and visitors from other communities.
How an Expert in U.S.-China Trade Adapted to the Pandemic
Margaret Wong, a leader in U.S.-China trade for over three
decades, used to travel between the two countries up to eight
times a year. Here’s how she shifted gears when the borders
closed.
The Granny Flat Has a New Name
Architects are teaming with local jurisdictions to include accessory dwelling units and tiny houses in the affordable housing conversation.
On the Rise: Juliana Almanza
Meet 12 young leaders who are shaping their industries and the Capital Region
Juliana Almanza is chief of staff of the West Sacramento-based construction trade association Associated General Contractors of California.
How to Build Out of a Pandemic
The commercial construction industry quickly adapted during the pandemic and continues to adjust its practices.