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CHAGEE To Open At San Jose’s Westgate Center As Bay Area Expansion Continues
CHAGEE is preparing to expand its presence in Northern California, with a new Modern Teahouse planned for Westgate Center in San Jose. The location is part of a broader expansion that will bring at least six CHAGEE stores to the Bay Area in 2027. According to the San Francisco Business...
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Black Business Advocate Azizza Davis Goines To Retire After 20 Years Leading Sacramento’s Black Chamber
The longtime executive helped connect Black-owned businesses with corporate opportunities, technology companies, and economic development resources. Azizza Davis Goines, the longtime leader of the Capital Black Chamber of Commerce, is preparing to close a two-decade chapter of leadership that helped expand opportunities for Black entrepreneurs and small businesses across Sacramento.
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Filing Alert: Black Iris Properties Chapter 11
Black Iris Properties, LLC, a Roseville, CA-based real estate investment company, filed for Chapter 11 protection on Oct. 30 in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Eastern District of California. The company reports $10 million to $50 million in both assets and liabilities. The filing indicates that no funds will...
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Sacramento Agency Moves to Convert 306 Maven Apartments to Income-Restricted Housing
SHRA's proposed purchase of The Maven on Broadway would convert 306 of the complex's 408 units from market-rate to income-restricted housing. Sacramento city and county elected officials have cleared the way for the plan, with a final vote on the purchase scheduled for Nov. 10. According to The Sacramento Bee,...
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Orchard Work Still Needs Human Knowledge
Even with AI-enabled and autonomous machines, orchard work still requires human knowledge, researchers at the University of California, Davis (UC Davis) determined. Their conclusion was based on a study of 16 fruit tree operations in California and Washington over three years. What changes is how the work gets done. The...
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Joe & The Juice Coming to Westfield Galleria in Roseville
Joe & The Juice is heading to Roseville. The Danish juice, coffee, and sandwich chain plans to open a café on the second level of the Nordstrom wing at Westfield Galleria at Roseville, 1151 Galleria Blvd., with the opening expected in summer 2027. The Roseville café will be the...
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Vacaville Drug Plant to End Manufacturing, Cutting Dozens of Jobs
4941 Allison Parkway — Approximate Site of Manufacturing Wind-Down. DesigneRx Pharmaceuticals Inc. is permanently ending manufacturing at its Vacaville site, a move that will eliminate dozens of jobs in stages through mid-November while a small crew remains to support the site wind-down. The company operates a pharmaceutical manufacturing site at 4941 Allison Parkway, Suite B. An Oct. 21 WARN notice associated with the company appears in the state's EDD log.
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Intel announces new Folsom layoffs, 67 jobs being eliminated
Just about two months after announcing it would retain ownership of its sprawling Folsom campus rather than proceed with a planned sale, Intel Corp. is preparing another round of workforce reductions that will eliminate 67 positions at its Prairie City Road facility. According to its latest Worker Adjustment and Retraining...
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Arc’teryx Is Bringing Its First Sacramento-Area Store to Westfield Galleria
Arc’teryx is coming to Roseville. The Vancouver, British Columbia-based outerwear and mountain sports brand will open its own store at Westfield Galleria at Roseville, 1151 Galleria Blvd., with the opening expected in 2027. It will be the brand’s first standalone store in the Sacramento area. Until now, local...
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The 12 Best Suburbs Near Sacramento, California For An Affordable Retirement
One retirement community near Sacramento has two championship golf courses and two separate lodges. That’s not a resort. It’s a neighborhood where people actually live. I have to admit, that detail stopped me cold. Then I learned another town nearby was founded by a railroad back in 1869.