Sara Beth Williams
How much of the city budget goes to Citrus Heights Police?
The Citrus Heights Police Department continues to represent the largest share of the city’s general fund expenditures, according to a report from the city on June 11.
Veteran, historian from Citrus Heights honored at Aerospace Museum memorial
Friends of Raymond S. Oliver gathered at the Aerospace Museum of California Friday to remember the Citrus Heights man known as an historian, journalist, and curmudgeon.
2025 Citrus Heights Police Logs Spotlight: June 12-18
Latest police logs show an increase in homeless-related calls and a drop in vehicle violations and vandalism…
Citrus Heights: 5 new restaurants to try in 2025
Whether you’re craving classic Mexican food, Asian cuisine, or something entirely new, we’ve rounded up five new spots that deserve a place on your must-try list.
Citrus Heights marching band to hold concert at site of future amphitheater
The Citrus Heights Community Marching Band is inviting the public to a special 20th anniversary concert celebration on Wednesday, June 25, at Rusch Community Park…
2025: See which orgs are behind these 19 firework stands in Citrus Heights
Citrus Heights has several fireworks booths registered this year representing multiple nonprofit organizations and schools…
Over $50M planned for road, safety, drain upgrades in Citrus Heights
More than $50 million is anticipated to be spent in the next two years on 18 infrastructure projects in Citrus Heights…
Specialty coffee lounge planning to open in Citrus Heights
A coffee roasting company has plans to open a coffee lounge in the Marketplace at Birdcage shopping center in Citrus Heights.
Two new murals unveiled at Sylvan Corners to kick off new Citrus Heights arts district
Two new murals have been added to Sylvan Corners in an unveiling of a new local arts district.
Police: Man arrested for felony vandalism using baseball bat in Citrus Heights
A 27-year-old man was arrested early Tuesday morning in connection with a felony vandalism incident that caused an estimated $3,000 in property damage.
