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Illegal dumping, transients keeping private security busy near Sunrise Mall

By Mike Hazlip— The biggest problems for the largest business district in Citrus Heights are illegal dumping at abandoned properties and other issues related to the homeless population in the area…

City of Citrus Heights announces new ‘Block Party’ trailer for rent

By Mike Hazlip— Citrus Heights’ new event trailer is ready to roll for community events.

More changes happening inside Sunrise Mall

By Mike Hazlip— While some stores inside Sunrise Mall have vacated spaces or scaled back hours, one new clothing store has opened.

Sue Frost voted in as chair of Sacramento County Board of Supervisors

Sacramento County Supervisor Sue Frost, who lives in and represents Citrus Heights at the county level, was voted in by her colleagues on Tuesday to serve as the 2021 Chair of the Board.

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Developer offers city $4M to buy Sylvan Corners lot. Here’s what would be built

The Citrus Heights City Council on Thursday will consider selling the centrally located, 11-acre former middle school lot at Sylvan Corners to a developer.

Friends, neighbors help Citrus Heights family displaced after house fire

More than $10,000 has been raised so far by friends and neighbors coming together to help a Citrus Heights family displaced by a New Year’s Day fire.

Citrus Heights News Briefs: refunds, Trump, obituary

Latest local news briefs include an obituary of a Citrus Heights resident who passed away from complications with COVID-19, a local woman sharing her experience traveling to Wednesday’s Trump rally in Washington, and an elderly man’s trouble getting…

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Council to select new Citrus Heights Planning Commissioners

Sentinel staff report– Four Citrus Heights residents out of a pool of a 13 applicants will be selected by the City Council on Thursday to join the city’s seven-member Planning Commission.

COVID-19 prompts cancellation of winter shelter for homeless in Citrus Heights

The ongoing coronavirus pandemic has caused the Citrus Heights Homeless Assistance Resource Team (HART) to cancel plans for their annual rotating winter shelter.

COVID-19: Citrus Heights woman loses both parents on same day

As a former neonatal nurse and founder of a photography service for children with life-threatening illness, Diana Miller is no stranger to tragedy, but COVID-19 has made a lasting impact for her family.

Mobile showers for homeless coming to Citrus Heights

The Citrus Heights Homeless Assistance Resource Team is working with Mercy Holistic Ministry to offer hot showers and clothing to members of the community who would not otherwise have access to a bathroom.

These 6 restaurants plan to open in Citrus Heights in 2021

Citrus Heights is slated to get some new restaurants and other establishments in the coming year, despite the coronavirus pandemic’s affect on the economy over the past year.