The city of Sacramento said protests by a group of residents against the city’s plan to transform the downtown Railyards have successfully forced a halt to its plans for how to finance the project.

Sacramento Mayor Kevin McCarty said the city is working on “alternative pathways” to support the project without touching the general fund.

Sacramento's Railyards funding plan stalls due to protests, prompting officials to explore alternative financing options.

Tim Leiweke, a driving force behind Ball Arena and several other sports and entertainment venues around the globe, has ...

The City of Sacramento and Republic FC said Monday that there are still plans to move forward with the Railyards development ...

California legislators are set to consider a bill that would limit environmental challenges to transportation projects such ...

Boston Legacy FC announce plan for $27 million performance center in Brockton, Aliyah Boston joins club's investment group.

The pro women’s soccer team causing a stir over its public-private plans to rehab Boston’s White Stadium for its home games is looking to build a $27 million training facility in Brockton that would, ...

The Rochester Sports and Recreation Complex could make the city a go-to community for youth softball and baseball tournaments ...

Jordan Tripp, a beloved former Montana football standout from Missoula, will serve as a television analyst for the Grizzlies ...

Authorities said Monday that they expect to identify, by Wednesday, the remains of seven people likely killed in last week’s fireworks warehouse explosion near Esparto.

Australian cricket legend Adam Gilchrist had barely made it inside the Coliseum entrance when dozens of fans swarmed him, and ...