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A jewelry store inside Sunrise Mall was burglarized over the weekend, July 5-6, 2026. // SB Williams

Jewelry store at Sunrise Mall burglarized

A jewelry store in Citrus Heights was burglarized over the weekend, authorities confirmed…

A .93 parcel at the corner of Sunrise Blvd and Greenback Ln. has hit the market for $10.3M. // SB Williams

Bank property at Sunrise Mall listed for $10.3M

A standalone parcel that houses U.S. Bank at the corner of Sunrise Boulevard and Greenback Lane has been listed for sale for $10.3 million, adding another piece of the larger Sunrise Mall area to the market as redevelopment…

Famous Footwear left its Sunrise Mall location just before summer, 2026. // SB Williams

Two national chain stores leave Sunrise Mall

Famous Footwear was once located near the mall’s food court and most-used entrance. T-Mobile was once located near the southern end of the mall, where nearly all other adjacent stores were shuttered…

A crowd gathers at the west entrance of the mall to watch the grand opening, April 19, 1972. // Sacramento Union - Citrus Heights Historical Society

The rise and fall of Sunrise Mall: The rise of a regional icon

Over the last five decades, the corner of Sunrise Boulevard and Greenback Lane has transformed dramatically, rising up from cow pastures into a bustling indoor mall…

The Sunrise Vista Apartments are being constructed behind Sunrise Mall, adjacent to Sunrise Rollerland. // Sb Williams

Construction continues on apartments behind Sunrise Mall

After a year of construction, a set of three-story apartment buildings behind Sunrise Mall is progressing along, with exterior windows and doors added beyond scaffolding wrapped around the buildings….

A project rendering of potential redevelopment plans for the Sunrise Mall property, including the addition of a Sports Center, along with several other buildings surrounding. // City of Citrus Heights

‘We have a lot of work left to do.’ What happens next with Sunrise Mall?

Following the approval of an historic private-public partnership that could result in the transformation of Sunrise Mall, the city and the developers outlined the next steps in the process of bringing redevelopment of the mall to fruition…

An AI generated cartoon in response to recently submitted Letters to the Editor.

LETTERS: Sunrise Mall, sports complex, homeless shelter, housing

The latest Letters to the Editor discuss future plans for Sunrise Mall, with one resident supporting a new sports complex, another supporting affordable housing, and another rejecting…

Dozens gathered at a City Council meeting to hear about future plans for Sunrise Mall, March 11, 2026. // SB Williams

‘Historic’ City Council vote advances plans for $120M sports complex at Sunrise Mall

The Citrus Heights City Council voted unanimously Wednesday evening approving a public-private partnership between the city of Citrus Heights and The Mettle Shop, that could result in the transformation of the Sunrise Mall property within the next 1…

Developer behind Sunrise Mall sports center shifted plans from Folsom to Citrus Heights

The developer proposing a sports complex for a portion of the Sunrise Mall property in Citrus Heights was previously behind plans for a major sports complex in Folsom…

A digital rendering of a potential sports and entertainment complex proposed by The Mettle Shop for a portion of the Sunrise Mall property, from SunriseSportsCenter.com // Sunrise Sports Center The Mettle Shop website

Proposed sports center for Sunrise Mall: What we know

The proposed Sunrise Sports Center would take up 160,000 square feet on 11 acres and include a 4,000-seat arena. The proposal has been made by The Mettle Shop…

BREAKING: 11-acre sports, entertainment complex proposed for Sunrise Mall

A proposed partnership between the city of Citrus Heights, The Mettle Shop, and Tallen Capital Partners could bring an 11-acre, 160,000-square-foot sports and entertainment complex…

A newspaper comic generated by AI in response to a Letter to the Editor about Sunrise Mall and homelessness housing. // CH Sentinel

LETTER: Sunrise Mall should become housing for homeless

Submitted by John Kyde– Why not take advantage of the unlimited homeless government wasteful funding and serve surrounding areas with complete low-wall cubicle housing…