The Sacramento Housing and Redevelopment Agency is moving to purchase the largest apartment property on Broadway in Sacramento, and convert it partly to workforce housing.
These are the cities most vulnerable to AI automation
As AI concerns continue to dominate conversations, a Business Journal analysis lays out which metro areas have the highest share of local jobs most vulnerable to getting automated by AI.
MOSAC to break ground on Wonder Works facility after state increases grant to cover rising costs
Sacramento science museum secures additional state funding for a new facility supporting exhibits, education and outreach.
GoldenSky music festival to return to Discovery Park after two-year hiatus
Danny Wimmer Presents announced Monday that the GoldenSky music festival will return to Sacramento's Discovery Park on Oct. 9-10, 2027, following a two-year hiatus.
BioConsortia raises another $15 million in venture capital to commercialize seed treatments
Davis-based ag-tech company BioConsortia Inc. has raised a $15 million equity investment to further commercial growth worldwide of its two lead products, a biostimulant and a nitrogen-fixing seed treatment.
BizSpotlight: LUDO CONCRETE LLC
Ludo Concrete LLC is a Northern California commerc
Dog hotel proposed in part of building housing strip club on Richards Boulevard
A proposal with the city of Sacramento would add an unlikely second business to a building housing a strip club on Richards Boulevard.
Sacramento cannabis dispensaries prepare to open consumption lounges under pilot program
Crystal Nugs Dispensary & Delivery, A Theraputic Alternative and The Pocket Dispensary could soon open the first cannabis lounges in the city of Sacramento.
Higher mortgage rates are messing with the housing market
The 30-year fixed-rate mortgage average hit 7.4% earlier this month, and it's causing a ripple effect for sellers, buyers and some new homeowners.
Manufacturing employment slides across California as Sacramento posts just 3% decline
The metro area has averaged about 39,000 manufacturing jobs through August, even with waves of layoffs at Intel. Los Angeles and San Francisco have fared worse.