Citrus Heights City Council approves city manager salary increase
The Citrus Heights City Council recently approved an employment agreement amendment for City Manager Ash Feeney…
‘Not a Vacation’: Citrus Heights Council defends Colorado trip, reports findings
The Citrus Heights City Council, along with city staff, returned last week from a three-day visit to…
Citrus Heights council to hear developer’s proposed changes to Sunrise Mall plan
A public hearing is slated to be held on April 23, during which Ethan Conrad Properties will present a…
Citrus Heights Council approves increased fines for illegal fireworks
The City Council on Wednesday unanimously approved updates to the current fireworks ordinance that will both increase fines and…
Civic Minute: What’s going on at Citrus Heights City Hall? (April 9)
The Citrus Heights City Council on Wednesday will be discussing the council’s recent tour of the Belmar Shopping District, how to handle City Council stipends, and an employment agreement amendment…
Citrus Heights eyes steeper fines, expanded enforcement for illegal fireworks
The Citrus Heights City Council on Wednesday will be asked to approve amendments to the current fireworks ordinance…
Hoover, Niello request funding for Citrus Heights Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall project
California State Assemblymember Josh Hoover has recently requested funding to be allocated toward the construction of…
Citrus Heights council to tour Colorado projects for Sunrise Mall inspiration
The City Council is scheduled to fly to Lakewood, Colorado, to visit various development project sites, including the Belmar Shopping Center…
Flashvote: Safety, roads, rank as top priorities for Citrus Heights residents in recent survey
A recent survey conducted by the City of Citrus Heights found that the majority of residents consider safety and road maintenance to be…
March 26 City Council meeting canceled
The City of Citrus Heights is holding a strategic planning retreat this Wednesday, which will take the place of the regular City Council meeting…
Habitat for Humanity to open applications for new Citrus Heights homes
Habitat for Humanity Greater Sacramento will begin accepting applications for the first eight homes in the Sayonara housing project starting April 1…
More Arrests, More Tech: Citrus Heights cracks down on retail theft
The Citrus Heights Police Department recently provided an update on the implementation and progress of a $2.7 million Organized Retail Theft…
