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Latest local election results show tight race in City Council District 2, with school board, assembly leads widening

The latest voting results for Sacramento County, released Friday evening, show a tight race for Citrus Heights City Council District 2, while many other local candidates’ leads have widened since…

Future of independent toy store in Sunrise Mall uncertain

A toy store at Sunrise Mall appears to have paused operations, with some inventory removed, though neighboring businesses say it could reopen for the holiday season…

Some fencing along median on Greenback Lane to be removed, city says

The city plans to remove some of the brown fencing installed in the median on a portion of Greenback Lane following the approval of an $11-$12M drainage and accessibility project…

West Coast replica Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall project seeks $3M more in funding

As Veterans Day approaches, the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall project, an effort to bring the first 95 percent replica of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall to the west coast, is…

San Juan School Board results: One appointed, two newly elected, two reelected unopposed

Next year the San Juan Unified School District School Board of Trustees will look both familiar and different in 2027 as two incumbents ran for reelection unopposed, and two newly…

2026 Citrus Heights Police Logs Spotlight: Oct. 29-Nov. 4

Latest police log incident reports show a decrease in animal control calls, while showing an increase in disturbances. Below are the reported incidents from Oct. 29-Nov. 4…

Citrus Heights restaurant briefly closes, reopens, after driver crashes through front entrance

Updated 6 p.m., Nov. 6— An Asian restaurant in Citrus Heights was forced to close briefly while they repaired damage following an accidental collision through their front door. In an…

Midterms 2026: Vote gaps widen in two Citrus Heights City Council races

Two Citrus Heights City Council incumbent candidates in Districts 2 and 4 have widened their lead against challengers…

Midterms 2026:: Incumbents Niello, Hoover, in tight races for State Senate, Assembly seats

Assembly District 7 incumbent and moderate Republican candidate Josh Hoover continues to battle from behind in a tight race with Democratic challenger Amy Stravensky…

Sunrise Mall men’s clothing store hangs on, scales back hours

A men’s clothing store at Sunrise Mall has scaled back its hours to evenings only, according to employees The Sentinel spoke with both Thursday and in September…

Midterms 2026: latest local election results

See local election results specifically impacting or relating to Citrus Heights, as well as voting results from other county and state-wide elections…

Midterms 2026: City Council incumbents leading polls in early voting results

The Citrus Heights City Council has three seats up for reelection with one candidate running unopposed, and according to early voting results, the two incumbent candidates are leading…

Citrus Heights approves spending plan for $600K in annual federal funding

The funding is allocated toward multiple nonprofits, infrastructure improvement projects, and regional housing-related programs….

Midterms 2026: Voter turnout in Citrus Heights

Voter turnout was slower over the weekend in Citrus Heights, voting center inspectors say, but has already shown to be steady all morning long this election season and inspectors expect…

Driver extricated after crashing into median on Sunrise Boulevard

A solo-vehicle accident on Sunrise Boulevard snarled traffic on a rainy Tuesday afternoon after a driver hit the center divide south of Woodmore Oaks Drive…

Citrus Heights City Council meeting rescheduled to Nov. 10

The Nov. 11 Citrus Heights City Council meeting has been rescheduled for Nov. 10, the city confirmed, due to the initial date for the meeting landing on Veterans Day….

Police pursuit overnight leads to crash, one arrest, in Citrus Heights

A short police pursuit in Citrus Heights overnight led to a crash, tens of thousands of dollars in property damage, and an arrest…

Police break up hundreds of guest from party in Citrus Heights neighborhood

Citrus Heights Police broke up a party with an estimated 250 to 300 guests on Halloween night in a Citrus Heights neighborhood….

Local group raises funds, sponsors 18 feral cat TNRs in Citrus Heights

Thirty-six feral cats were trapped and neutered last Friday at Citrus Heights’ new low cost spay and neuter clinic, with over half covered through fundraising done by local animal rescue…

Who’s financing the 2026 Citrus Heights City Council candidates

Spending from all candidates combined topped over $43,000, though Karpinski-Costa’s final expenditures disclosure form, due, Oct. 22, was not yet publicly available by press time. Combined, the candidates have received…

New nail lounge in Citrus Heights anticipates opening this month

By Sara Beth Williams– A new nail lounge, which was hoping to open over the summer, has finally entered the final stages of construction, and anticipates opening this month, the…

Citrus Heights fire station remodel design permit approved amid neighbor concern

By Sara Beth Williams– One of Citrus Heights’ local Metro Fire stations is one step closer toward a major rebuild following the approval of the design plans by the Citrus…

Should a grocer come to this Citrus Heights shopping center?

Community members weighed in with a range of ideas on what kind of business should come to the Citrus Grove Shopping Center, following the recent purchase of a vacant building…

November Events: What’s happening around Citrus Heights?

November events in Citrus Heights this month seek to bring the community together through theatrical productions, public officials gatherings, holiday vender and craft fairs, and food drives…

2026 Citrus Heights Police Logs Spotlight: Oct. 22-28

Latest police log incident reports show a decrease in animal control calls, while showing an increase in suspicious circumstances. Below are the reported incidents from Oct. 22-28, 2026.