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According to a map shared by the city, the proposed route will begin behind Walmart in the Stock Ranch plaza and travel east, then veer north for a short distance before crossing the creek. The trail then continues east, following the creek behind the Huntington Square Apartments, until it reaches Sylvan Road, just south of the Huntington Square Apartments. // City of Citrus Heights

Citrus Heights Council takes next step for Sylvan-Stock Ranch trail project extension

The Citrus Heights City Council earlier this month adopted key environmental documents for an extension project to the Arcade-Cripple Creek Trail, allowing the city to move forward in the next phase of the project…

A chart shared by the City of Citrus Heights via Sacramento Metro Fire District, showing statistics related to calls of service from 2024 and 2025. // City of Citrus Heights

Citrus Heights sees decline in homelessness-related calls for service

Officials with the Sacramento Metropolitan Fire District have complimented the City of Citrus Heights for its public safety polices which has led to a decrease in calls for service, Citrus Heights’ City Manager reported in July…

Citrus Heights police and crime scene investigators can be seen documenting the scene of a fatality on San Juan Avenue on Sept. 29, 2023. // photographer M. Hazlip

Citrus Heights Police to establish major accident investigations team

In the wake of the dissolution of the Citrus Heights Police Department’s Traffic Unit, the Police Department is now preparing to roll out a new collateral accident investigations team to address major traffic incidents…

According to a map shared by the city, the proposed route will begin behind Walmart in the Stock Ranch plaza and travel east, then veer north for a short distance before crossing the creek. The trail then continues east, following the creek behind the Huntington Square Apartments, until it reaches Sylvan Road, just south of the Huntington Square Apartments. // City of Citrus Heights

Citrus Heights Council takes next step for Sylvan-Stock Ranch trail project extension

The Citrus Heights City Council earlier this month adopted key environmental documents for an extension project to the Arcade-Cripple Creek Trail, allowing the city to move forward in the next phase of the project…

A chart shared by the City of Citrus Heights via Sacramento Metro Fire District, showing statistics related to calls of service from 2024 and 2025. // City of Citrus Heights

Citrus Heights sees decline in homelessness-related calls for service

Officials with the Sacramento Metropolitan Fire District have complimented the City of Citrus Heights for its public safety polices which has led to a decrease in calls for service, Citrus Heights’ City Manager reported in July…

Citrus Heights police and crime scene investigators can be seen documenting the scene of a fatality on San Juan Avenue on Sept. 29, 2023. // photographer M. Hazlip

Citrus Heights Police to establish major accident investigations team

In the wake of the dissolution of the Citrus Heights Police Department’s Traffic Unit, the Police Department is now preparing to roll out a new collateral accident investigations team to address major traffic incidents…

Residents expressed concern regarding a proposed trail extension during the latest City Council meeting, Nov. 12, 2025. // SB Williams

Citrus Heights City Council adopts amendment to policy for written public comments

By Sara Beth Williams– The Citrus Heights City Council unanimously approved changes to its City Council Handbook in May that clarify how written public comments submitted ahead of council meetings are distributed. The amendments, adopted May 13, establish…

Citrus Heights Senior Planner Alison Burmudez spoke during the July City Council meeting reflecting on her 26-year career, as the City Council honored her retirement. July 8, 2026. // SB Williams

City honors Senior Planner Alison Bermudez as she retires after 26 years

The City of Citrus Heights honored Senior Planner Alison Bermudez ahead of her retirement during the July Citrus Heights City Council and Planning Commission meetings…

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Citrus Heights council meeting cancelled for July 22

The Citrus Heights City Council meeting scheduled for July 22 has been cancelled…

Three census tracts in Citrus Heights have been submitted for nomination to a new "Opportunity Zone 2.0" federal program. The submissions must now be approved by the State of California. // City of Citrus Heights

3 areas of Citrus Heights could become federal ‘Opportunity Zones.’ What will that mean?

Three census tracts in Citrus Heights, including the Sunrise Mall and surrounding commercial areas, are being submitted for nomination to the state for inclusion in a federal program aimed at encouraging private investment…

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Citrus Heights City Council approves $24K federal grant for police safety equipment

The Citrus Heights City Council unanimously approved accepting a $24,000 federal grant on July 8 that will fund the purchase of new ballistic shields and protective vests for the Citrus Heights Police Department…

Thousands attended the 4th annual Stars and Stripes patriotic celebration in Citrus Heights, June 27, 2026. // SB Williams

New AI-driven data shows steady growth in Citrus Heights Stars & Stripes attendance

City officials say new artificial intelligence data technology the city has been utilizing for about one year has enabled them to capture more accurate attendance numbers of large-scale events…