In the expanding Rio Del Oro area of Rancho Cordova, a major logistics transformation is taking shape as Amazon has pulled permits worth $21.4 million for the installation of automated sorting machines at its new 629,000-square-foot distribution center. The project, developed by Irvine-based Panattoni Development Company, represents Amazon's strategic push to implement its "regionalization" efforts […]
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