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Save The American River Association Files Lawsuit to Stop 826-Unit Residential Development in Sacramento

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By The Registry Staff Save The American River Association Inc. is suing the city of Sacramento and LPA Design Studios over plans to build four high-rise apartment towers along the American River, alleging that the city improperly bypassed certain environmental review requirements, according to a report from The Sacramento Bee. The group claims the project, […]

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