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Moving the Crops that Feed California and Beyond
VALLEY FARM TRANSPORT
From the rice fields of the Sacramento Valley to vegetable farms in the Imperial Valley, California agriculture runs on timing. Harvest windows do not wait, processing plants do not pause, and a missed load can quickly become costly.
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Sacramento’s Airports – Soaring to Success
SACRAMENTO COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF AIRPORTS
The Sacramento County Department of Airports (SCDA) counts on top talent to plan and guide operations for Sacramento International Airport, Sacramento Executive Airport, Mather Airport and Franklin Field, and that includes many women in leadership roles. Three of those leaders share their vision for the future of Sacramento’s airports.
Fix50 Is Almost Finished. Here’s What Sacramento Drivers Can Expect Next
Major projects on Highway 50, I-80 and I-5 are nearing completion, promising smoother commutes while reigniting debates over transportation priorities
After years of closures and congestion, Sacramento’s largest freeway projects are entering their final stretch.
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A Hidden Gem in the Heart of Rancho Murieta
THE MURIETA INN & SPA
Nestled in the rolling hills of Rancho Murieta, just a short drive from Sacramento, The Murieta Inn & Spa and its neighboring Equestrian Center beckon business travelers and locals alike with a blend of rustic charm and modern ease.
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Guiding Sacramento’s Airports to a Bright Future
SACRAMENTO COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF AIRPORTS
Women play a critical leadership role within the Sacramento County Department of Airports (SCDA), guiding the operations and future of Sacramento International Airport (SMF), Sacramento Executive Airport (SAC), Mather Airport (MHR) and Franklin Field (F72).
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LDK VENTURES
PURSUING HIGH-GROWTH OPPORTUNITIES ACROSS THE WEST
LDK Ventures is charting the next chapter of McClellan Park’s evolution from a redeveloped Air Force base into one of the Sacramento region’s leading employment and innovation centers.
Will the Central Valley Ever Get High-Speed Rail?
Funding cuts and environmental issues are both holding up the long-stalled project
We looked into the recent history of California’s high-speed rail to understand some of the obstacles preventing it from staying on track.
When Streetcars Roamed the Capital Region
The classic car system predated light rail by almost a century
While many of us believe that Sacramento’s light rail trains were innovative when they began tooting their way throughout the Capital Region in the 1980s, the current system is actually the reboot of a suburban trolley that slid, wended and awoke its way through the area many decades before.
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CAPITOL CASINO
SACRAMENTO'S #1 POKER ROOM
In 1999, the Capitol Station District was formed to revitalize this area and named for a proposed multi-model transportation hub. Clarke Rosa was on the board of directors for this project for 10+ years.
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Sacramento Housing and Redevelopment Agency
INNOVATION IN AFFORDABLE HOUSING THROUGH PUBLIC-NONPROFIT PARTNERSHIPS
As the lead housing agency for the City and County of Sacramento, we’re changing lives for the better. Our success is only possible through strategic nonprofit, private and public partnerships. We work together to address the shared goal to create a broad spectrum of sustainable housing with amenities and economic opportunities that make communities thrive.