Theresa Clift
City of Sacramento Reporter at The Sacramento Bee
Housing reporter for @sacbee_news. Fan of local accountability journalism, breakfast sandwiches. @SacBeeGuild chair. DMs open.
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sacbee.com | Theresa Clift
Homeowners of a large North Natomas community and a national homebuilder are in a legal battle over who should pay for reservoir maintenance. The Westshore Community Association filed a lawsuit Thursday in Sacramento Superior Court alleging national homebuilder K. Hovnanian Homes owes the homeowners nearly $800,000. The suit alleges the developer collected the money but did not properly maintain a reservoir as an agreement requires. K.
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courant.com | Theresa Clift
By Theresa Clift, The Sacramento BeeSACRAMENTO, Calif. — Sacramento could be getting its first tiny home village of permanent housing for the homeless. The community would be located at a long-vacant site at the corner of Rio Linda Boulevard and Las Palmas Avenue in North Sacramento. It would include 100 tiny homes for seniors who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless. The project became public when it was included a Sacramento City Council agenda the city posted Thursday.
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gazettextra.com | Theresa Clift
By Theresa Clift - The Sacramento Bee (TNS) SACRAMENTO, Calif. - Sacramento could be getting its first tiny home village of permanent housing for the homeless. The community would be located at a long-vacant site at the corner of Rio Linda Boulevard and Las Palmas Avenue in North Sacramento. It would include 100 tiny homes for seniors who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless. Copyright 2025 Tribune Content Agency.
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thebrunswicknews.com | Theresa Clift
By Theresa Clift, The Sacramento Bee SACRAMENTO, Calif. - Sacramento could be getting its first tiny home village of permanent housing for the homeless. The community would be located at a long-vacant site at the corner of Rio Linda Boulevard and Las Palmas Avenue in North Sacramento. It would include 100 tiny homes for seniors who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless.
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thederrick.com | Theresa Clift
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Sacramento could be getting its first tiny home village of permanent housing for the homeless. The community would be located at a long-vacant site at the corner of Rio Linda Boulevard and Las Palmas Avenue in North Sacramento. It would include 100 tiny homes for seniors who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless. Thank you for reading! Please log in, or sign up for a new account and purchase a subscription to continue reading.
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Homeowners of a large North Natomas community and a national homebuilder are in a legal battle over who should pay for reservoir maintenance. https://t.co/sVP4aGkYqb