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This California Thrift Store Sells Building Materials And Home Supplies For Up To 90% Off
Most people drive past warehouses without a second thought, but the one sitting in Sacramento with a “ReStore” sign out front is absolutely worth a U-turn. The Habitat for Humanity of Greater Sacramento ReStore is a home improvement thrift store that sells donated building materials and home supplies at up to 90% off retail prices, and it might just be the best-kept secret in Northern California.
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The Sacramento Bee
Davis police ticket driver for honking near ICE agents. City responds to concerns
Davis officials said city police did not cooperate with federal immigration agents Thursday, despite an officer issuing a citation to a driver for improperly honking a car horn during an immigration enforcement operation. “I know these reports are troubling, but let’s not rush to judgment and assume negative intent,” Davis City Manager Daryel Dunston said in a statement posted to the city’s Facebook page . “Let’s allow space for the administrative review process to run its course. If it is found that internal policies were violated, it will be addressed accordingly.” City officials said a Davis police officer spotted a driver “excessively sounding their vehicle’s horn” shortly after 10 a.m. near Cowell Boulevard and Lillard Drive. The officer pulled over the driver and issued a citation. The city said it was reviewing the incident to determine whether the officer violated any city policies or regulations. “We understand how this interaction may be perceived by members of our community, particularly those concerned about federal immigration enforcement,” the city’s statement read. “An incident like this can create the perception that local law enforcement is assisting federal immigration authorities and potentially undermine the trust we work hard to maintain. We take these concerns
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The Sacramento Bee
Sacramento's Railyards is building momentum. New housing may have to wait until 2028
Even though a hospital, concert venue and soccer stadium are coming to Sacramento’s Railyards, the district may not see new residential construction for several years. There are two apartment complexes there now — Wong Center and The A.J. Apartments — but one of the district’s lead developers said recently that he believes the Railyards and other parts of Sacramento’s core may not see home building speed up again until around 2028. “We’re just not in a place where rents and the market are supportive of new development,” said Denton Kelley, CEO of LDK Ventures, the master developer of the Railyards district. “...It will probably take until about ’28 before we start seeing new residential projects in the Railyards and, probably, within midtown and downtown.” The suburbs have seen more solid job growth, especially along the Highway 50 corridor where Folsom and Rancho Cordova are located. Kelley said cited recent investments in those areas by firms like Solidigm and Micron . That area will probably outperform the rest of the market for the next three to five years, Kelley said. The Railyards will compete with those cities’ “lifestyle centers” like the Palladio shopping center in Folsom or the Fountains in Roseville.
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High school football week 11: scores and highlights
(FOX40.COM) – The high school football regular season is officially in the books. Many area teams took the field looking to position themselves in the best spot ahead of playoffs. FOX40 was on the sidelines following action from across the area. Watch the video above for highlights. No. 9 Whitney 14, No. 2 Oak Ridge […]