Irvine announces new funding for infrastructure, sustainability
California Construction News staff writer
The City of Irvine has outlined a series of capital investments aimed at building infrastructure, public safety and sustainability. Reflecting...
Pinnacle Construction secures first residential permit in California
California Construction News staff writer
Pinnacle Construction & Modular, Inc. has achieved a significant milestone by securing the first residential construction permit to install a...
Modesto changes zoning to reduce restrictions on building ADUs
California Construction News staff writer
The City of Modesto has changed zoning restrictions and launched a special revolving loan fund to make constructing an Accessory...
Pacific Palisades “Do Not Drink” notice lifted as recovery work continues ahead of schedule
California Construction News staff writer
The “Do Not Drink” notice in the Pacific Palisades was lifted March 7, marking a significant milestone in ongoing recovery...
Oakland awards $80.5 million to five affordable housing developments across the city
California Construction News staff writer
The City of Oakland’s Housing and Community Development Department (Oakland HCD) announced the recipients of the 2024-2025 New Construction of...
Contractors needed for “Small Lots, Big Impacts” initiative to build affordable homes on vacant...
California Construction News staff writer
cityLAB at UCLA says it has launched "Small Lots, Big Impacts”, a first-of-its-kind project to transform vacant, city-owned land into...
$300 million awarded for local roadway projects
California Construction News staff writer
About $300 million in funding has been announced for 288 roadwork projects across California.
“We’re making roads safer up and down...
San Diego neighborhood undergrounding project enhances safety and infrastructure
California Construction News staff writer
A major milestone was reached last week in San Diego's Rolando neighborhood as the final utility poles were removed, marking...
San Jose approves affordable housing development despite objections
California Construction News staff writer
A 15-story multifamily affordable housing development has been approved for downtown San Jose’s SoFA district, after almost a decade of...
Sacramento reaches $13.4 million settlement over fraudulent billing and non-compliant work
California Construction News staff writer
The City of Sacramento received $13.4 million to settle its lawsuit alleging non-compliant work and fraudulent billing on the Accelerated...
