Business

Construction on a $23 million low-income supportive housing project in Citrus Heights is on track to begin later this year, according to the nonprofit organization spearheading the project.

Businesses at the end of January are continuing to hire amid the coronavirus pandemic, with some ramping up for an expected boost in spring-season shopping.

Model homes are open in new 46-home gated community in Citrus Heights, located at 5555 Mariposa Ave.

Businesses weathering the economic storm fueled by COVID-19 restrictions are now recovering from this week’s wind storm, as outdoor tents set up to accommodate customers for dining and fitness activities were severely damaged.

Franchise owner Sunny Ghai says he received some unexpected news after signing a lease and receiving city approval on his plans to convert an old Goodwill building in Citrus Heights into a drive-thru Burger King restaurant.

The Citrus Heights Chamber of Commerce has joined with other area chambers to advocate for a reimbursement plan from the county that would give up to $2,000 to local businesses who incurred costs to comply with COVID-19 policies.

Following extended discussion during a council meeting Thursday night, the Citrus Heights City Council voted to sell a high-profile, 11.3-acre vacant lot at Sylvan Corners to a developer for constructing up to 93 single-family homes.

Following nearly a year of stalled construction activity and a bankruptcy filing, Studio Movie Grill has confirmed that its planned location in Citrus Heights won’t be opening.

Renovation of a vacant building at 7680 Greenback Ln. is nearing completion, as an area construction services company has chosen the site for opening a new permanent office.