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Charter school wins appeal, plans to open temp site near Citrus Heights

Charter school advocates won a victory Tuesday night when the Sacramento County Board of Education voted 5-2 to allow a new charter school to operate within the San Juan Unified School District…

Sunrise Mall

Community invited to hands-on workshop envisioning Sunrise Mall’s future

The City of Citrus Heights will hold a two-hour interactive community workshop on Feb. 11 to gather input from the public about future redevelopment of the 100-acre Sunrise Mall property…

Public hearing set for proposed drive-thru, retail plaza in Citrus Heights

Improvements are planned at another shopping plaza in Citrus Heights, with the city’s Planning Commission set to hold a public hearing on Feb. 12 regarding plans for a one-acre parcel on Sunrise Boulevard where a three-story bank building…

homeless camp

Guest Opinion: Here’s something we can all do to help end homelessness in Citrus Heights

Few people can see a ragged, dirty person pushing a pile of possessions in a shopping cart, or camped in a mass of tarps and blankets without processing a flood of emotion about homelessness.

Citrus Heights News Briefs: obituary, new restaurant, Macy’s, arrest

Latest local news briefs include a new taqueria opening on Sunrise Boulevard, the death of a 1973 San Juan High School graduate, a Citrus Heights man arrested in a mail scam, and an update on whether the local…

San Juan High School celebrates Senior Night as basketball season wraps up

It was a true battle back and forth as San Juan High School girls and boys varsity teams battle-tested the Golden Sierra Grizzlies during the Spartans’ Senior Night on Friday.

Citrus Heights standoff suspect released from jail

The 31-year-old Citrus Heights man who was arrested last week after a nine-hour standoff with police has been released from jail, after posting bail…

Former Citrus Heights bank building demolished on Sunrise Blvd.

Demolition crews were busy this week tearing down a former bank building on Sunrise Boulevard that was once proposed to become an ARCO gas station and car wash.

Realtor’s Corner: Can artificial intelligence give an accurate price for your home?

It’s springtime in Citrus Heights and the birds are chirping, the flowers are blooming and you’re thinking: time to sell my home.

San Juan Spartans wrestling enjoy a route on Senior Night

San Juan High School and its wrestling team enjoyed a night of fun, family, and stiff competition as the Spartans celebrated their Senior Night last week…