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State considers how to spend nearly half a billion dollars available after collapse of Los Vaqueros Reservoir expansion project
Nearly six months after the stunning collapse of a $1.5 billion plan to enlarge Los Vaqueros Reservoir in Contra Costa County to provide more water to Bay Area residents, state officials are trying to ...
Demand for backyard chickens in Sacramento area rises amid spread of avian flu, rising egg prices
Maurice Pitesky, an associate professor at the U.C. Davis School of Veterinary Medicine, said with prices reaching almost a dollar an egg, investing in a backyard flock might actually save money in ...
Sacramento street moves closer to becoming historic landmark
Built in 1910, San Francisco Boulevard stands as an example of early 20th-century city planning.
SacRT breaks ground for new Dos Rios Light Rail Station on 12th Street
Sacramento Regional Transit begins construction on a $43 million light rail station to improve transit options in the River ...
Development of new bridge to railyards impacts the future of Sacramento
The City of Sacramento's plan to move forward with the building of a new bridge over the American River brings excitement to ...
Northern California reservoirs get a boost from recent rains
Rainfall in early February certainly helps to boost the water levels in local reservoirs, but more rain and snow is needed before seasons end.
Sacramento City Council approves inclusive transportation plan for Truxel Bridge
The Sacramento City Council voted to adopt a provision allowing all forms of traffic on the Truxel Bridge, a project that ...
Turtle Bay to release young Chinook Salmon into Sacramento River
Turtle Bay Exploration Park will be releasing Chinook Salmon into the Sacramento River at 4:30 p.m. on Friday, Feb. 21.The ...