Onsite Observer

10/10/2025

Placer Parkway’s first phase set to break ground in 2026.

Placer County supervisors have officially cleared the way for construction to begin on Phase I of the Placer Parkway.

10/10/2025

Okay, hear us out, Sacramento… but with way more high-rises. You in or out?

10/09/2025

Recent site visit shows Amazon’s Rancho Cordova warehouse close to opening.

Onsite Observer visited the new Amazon distribution center site in Rancho Cordova this week, where construction is in its final stretch.

10/08/2025

A decade after approval, US50/ Rancho Cordova Parkway Interchange is finally showing signs of progress.

10/07/2025

A decade later, Rancho Cordova’s long-promised Highway 50 interchange is finally moving forward.

A decade after Gold River residents packed City Hall to protest it, the long-planned U.S. 50/Rancho Cordova Parkway Interchange is finally moving forward

10/07/2025

Yuba City Planning Commission advances two residential projects totaling nearly 200 new homes.

Two new neighborhoods are on the horizon for Yuba City’s west side.

10/03/2025

240-unit affordable housing project proposed in Penryn meets strong local opposition.

10/02/2025

Hope Way Apartments proposal in Penryn sparks community pushback.

A proposal to build 240 affordable apartments in Penryn has sparked some of the strongest community opposition seen in rural Placer County in years

09/30/2025

312 homes, park, and school site proposed in next phase of Amoruso Ranch in Roseville.

Roseville’s Planning Commission has cleared the way for the next stage of the Amoruso Ranch Specific Plan.

09/26/2025

Roseville Design Committee approves M2 Motorsports auto storage complex.

A long-vacant site along Washington Boulevard in Roseville is slated for development after the city’s Design Committee approved plans for M2 Motorsports.

09/25/2025

Construction advances on Marysville’s long-anticipated B Street project.

Marysville’s B Street project is finally seeing dirt move after years of anticipation.

09/23/2025

Rancho Cordova City Council to consider 7,500-seat arena, hotels, and housing at Kilgore Road.

Rancho Cordova could soon join the ranks of cities that use sports as the cornerstone for a new downtown identity.