Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a bill meant to stop aggressive attorneys from using a 1967 law aimed at illegal telephone wiretapping to demand payments and settlements from small businesses for using cookies on their websites.
The Fort Sutter Hotel General Manager Jay Ferrer brings hands-on approach to Midtown property
General Manager Jay Ferrer is tightening operations, pursuing corporate and group demand and working to add valet parking at Midtown Sacramento’s 105-room The Fort Sutter Hotel.
‘Brain fog’ during perimenopause is affecting women at work. What managers need to know.
The term "brain fog" encompasses changes in attention and focus that can happen during perimenopause, the transition leading to menopause.
Best Real Estate Projects: Project Sunrise
Panattoni Development Co. built the $290 million Project Sunrise in Rancho Cordova on a shortened timeline for Amazon.com as a site for the online retailer’s cross-dock, which moves parcels internally for more efficient distribution.
The Playbook: This language in job postings drives candidates away
In this edition of The Playbook, we take a look at the "coded language" driving candidates away, why workers are overwhelmed with AI and more.
Building permit sought for four-story, 110-room IHG hotel near Northgate Boulevard in Sacramento
The city of Sacramento has received a commercial plan review for building a four-story hotel near Interstate 80.
Siemens Mobility’s new Sacramento-built Amtrak trains start service in Seattle
The trains are built at Siemens facilities in Sacramento and Lexington, North Carolina. The $8 billion order is the largest fleet replacement in Amtrak's history.
Small-business grants you can apply for in October
Programs include cash grants, technical support and funding for veteran-owned businesses.
Taqueria El Puerto De Vallarta signs lease for former Z Town Asian Gastro Bar space in Elk Grove
The 2,570-square-foot space formerly housed Z Town Asian Gastro Bar, which closed permanently after a November shooting. The new restaurant is expected to open in nine months.
Peak Energy begins moving equipment into Sacramento factory, hires first of 250 employees
Peak Energy has begun to move battery manufacturing equipment into its Sacramento factory at Metro Air Park, and the company has made its first local hire of what is expected to be 50 employees by February when it begins production.