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A Sacramento factory will turn out 4 gigawatt hours of sodium batteries a year starting early next year, and it is the first US plant built solely for this grid chemistry
A warehouse-sized shell on the edge of Sacramento sits mostly empty right now. Soon it will be stacking steel battery enclosures the size of shipping containers. None of the cells inside them will contain lithium. The chemistry running through this factory traces back to something closer to table salt. A...
CBS Sacramento
Roseville launches training program to address shortage of water utility workers
Cities across the country are facing a shortage of workers needed to operate and maintain critical water systems. In Roseville, a new training program aims to prepare the next generation of water utility workers as experienced employees approach retirement.
hoodline.com
Sacramento Church Lot on Northgate Boulevard Could Become 32-Unit Apartments
2720 Northgate Blvd. — Approximate Site of Proposed Apartments. A vacant lot at 2720 Northgate Boulevard in Sacramento's Gardenland neighborhood could soon be transformed into a four-story, 32-unit apartment complex, according to newly filed development plans. The 44-foot-tall building would sit across from a public charter school and a restaurant, on a 0.66-acre parcel currently owned by a neighboring Baptist church.
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Sacramento Build-for Rent Property Lands $53M Refinancing
New Growth Living has obtained a $53 million refinancing loan for Tanzanite Homes, a 211-unit built-to-rent community in Sacramento, California. Lument provided the note, which is due 2029. Previous loans include a $50 million permanent note, which Arbor Realty Trust issued in 2024, the same data provider shows. Arbor also...
cariboucountynews.com
On Point Flooring Leads with Floor Removal in Sacramento
On Point Flooring Shifts Focus to Floor Removal as Its Core Service. On Point Flooring, based in Rancho Cordova, has repositioned its business around floor removal and demolition as the primary service it offers to homeowners and contractors across Sacramento, Placer, and El Dorado counties. Owner Nick Moores built the company's approach around a gap he saw in the local market: the tearout phase of any flooring project is typically the most labor-intensive part of the job, yet most flooring companies treat it as a side task rather than a specialty.
actionnewsnow.com
Giant airship flies over Northern California
ORLAND, Calif. - A blimp-shaped aircraft was seen passing through Glenn County on Tuesday. The airship landed at the Orland Airfield. Billy Driessen submitted a video to Action News Now through our Citizen Journalism page. The airship company LTA stands for Lighter Than Air. The company said the ship is...
CBS Sacramento
Lavender Heights businesses push for changes to Sacramento parking rules
Small business owners in Sacramento's Lavender Heights neighborhood have formed a new alliance to address concerns about parking costs and public safety, calling on city leaders to make changes they say are hurting local businesses.
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The Peaceful California Town Where Groceries, Gas, And Rent Are Shockingly Cheap
California has a reputation for being expensive, crowded, and relentless, and honestly, it’s earned that reputation in most places. But Orland, a small town in Glenn County in the northern Sacramento Valley, has been quietly operating by a completely different set of rules. Groceries here won’t make you wince...
The Sacramento Bee
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Downtown Ford Changes Hands in Sacramento
Downtown Ford, with locations at 525 N. 16th St. in Sacramento’s River District and 1501 Howe Ave. in Arden-Arcade, has a new owner. Andy Breech, President of DOCS Auto Group confirmed to What Now Sacramento that the change of hands took effect on Oct. 14. DOCS Auto Group, a...
The Sacramento Bee
Much loved Sacramento-area hobby store is closing after 50 years. What to know
For the past 50 years, a Sacramento-area hobby supply store has sold figurines, model kits, games, books and more. Viking Hobby will soon close its doors at 4713 El Camino Ave. in Carmichael. Owners Ken and Jessica Mosbaugh are bidding a bittersweet goodbye to their business and the community they love. What is Viking Hobby in Carmichael? “My husband started the shop 50 years ago,” said Jessica Mosbaugh, adding that he had recently celebrated his 79th birthday. Viking Hobby was originally “kind of military oriented”, which Mosbaugh attributed to the presence of two U.S. Air Force bases in the area at the time. Over the years, she said, the Sacramento County shop has stocked products for a wider community of hobbyists, who Mosbaugh called “all our wonderful customers.” Why is the Sacramento-area store closing? According to Mosbaugh, Viking Hobby is not closing because business is bad. Instead, she said, she and her husband want the time “to do things while we still can.” “We had tried for a few years to find someone who would buy the building and keep the shop going,” she said. “It would have been nice to find someone.” When will Viking Hobby shut its doors?
actionnewsnow.com
Giant airship flies over Northern California
ORLAND, Calif. - A blimp-shaped aircraft was seen passing through Glenn County on Tuesday. The airship landed at the Orland Airfield. Billy Driessen submitted a video to Action News Now through our Citizen Journalism page. The airship company LTA stands for Lighter Than Air. The company said the ship is...
hoodline.com
Carmichael Site Eyed for Three-Building Industrial Park on Auburn Boulevard
A developer wants to turn a 4.8-acre site in the Carmichael/Old Foothill Farms community into a three-building industrial park. Tower Development Corp. is behind the plan at 4600 Auburn Boulevard. The county is currently reviewing the plans for the infill project, according to The Business Journals. A related county environmental...