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Bittersweet Succession
Woodland’s Z Specialty Food seeks to double the footprint of its honey warehouse and create a community gathering spot
The company recently broke ground on a new Woodland facility that will double its warehouse size and serve as a community hub at the intersections of gourmet food, farm to fork and pollinator support.
Final Designs for Replacement I Street Bridge Revealed
Pedestrian paths and bike lanes are prioritized on the new bridge, which could cost between $188 million and $210 million upon completion
The four designs for the I Street Bridge replacement over the Sacramento River have been narrowed to two — each with two versions. The final selection is expected to be announced early next year, with the opening scheduled for 2024.
Daunting Dilemma
Homelessness is one of our region’s most pressing concerns — and it’s proving to be one of the most perplexing to solve
Comstock’s asked a panel of experts from across the Capital Region to share their thoughts on the issue of homelessness.
No Simple Solutions
Homelessness is a growing problem that affects all of us across the Capital Region
Homelessness continues to be a growing issue that affects not just those who are experiencing it, but all of us in the community.
Shaking Up Real Estate
Tech firms aim to change the way we buy and sell homes — but take precaution
Opendoor and Amazon have entered the real estate market in Sacramento, and Zillow will expand here soon too, so it’s important to know how these companies work.
Anixter: Open House and Ribbon Cutting
A ribbon-cutting ceremony to celebrate the opening of Anixter’s
new Roseville facility took place on August 14. Anixter, an
international technology company which brings approximately 100
jobs to the area with this location, then held an open house for
attendees to tour the building.
Status Check: Banking on Events
Regional groups are at work on high-dollar projects to attract visitors
One of the latest high-dollar projects downtown for the City of Sacramento is a surreal sight on a sunny September morning.
Corner Makeovers
Some small markets in downtown and Midtown Sacramento are being revitalized with fresh businesses
When Lucky Rodrigues drove by the storefront at 703 19th St. in Sacramento, he knew he had his work cut out for him. The two-story Victorian, constructed in 1900, according to Sacramento County assessor records, boasts something noticeable to anyone who’s been around the central city grid: space in front for a small convenience market.
Big Rent Hikes Will Soon Be Illegal in California
A bill to limit rent increases is not conventional rent control. But it's a big win for Gov. Gavin Newsom, who has set housing issues as a priority and angered a key interest group to make the measure happen.
Millions of California renters are about to receive some of the nation’s strongest protections against rent hikes and evictions. And the primary advocacy group for California landlords is okay with that.
A Split-Roll Property Tax Measure Is Bad for Business
Next year, voters will be asked to amend Prop. 13 through a ballot measure that will upset more than 40 years of that steadiness and a “no surprises” business environment. It’s a tax hit businesses can’t afford, especially in an economy with flat consumer spending and trade tariffs.