City cancels ice cream social due to heat wave
Sentinel staff report– The City of Citrus Heights announced that its planned July 11 outdoor City Scoop event has been cancelled, citing the area being under an extreme heat advisory…
Citrus Heights council, commission meetings shift to new days
Regular City Council and Planning Commission meetings have shifted to new days, as of July 1…
Want to run for Citrus Heights City Council? Filing opens July 15
With two seats up for election this year on the City Council, the city announced last week that the filing period to run for a seat on the Citrus Heights City Council will open July 15…
Q&A: Is Measure M a 1-cent tax, or a 1-percent tax?
Voters in Citrus Heights have likely seen advertising on both sides of Measure M by now, with some confused about whether the sales tax increase is just a penny added to most purchases, or whether it is a…
Measure M campaigns condemn sign vandalism as ‘outrageous’ and ‘immature’
As the Nov. 3 election date draws near and controversy stirs around a proposed sales tax increase in Citrus Heights, campaigns on both sides of the measure say their signs have been stolen, damaged, or defaced.
Election 2020: Where to vote in person, drop off ballots in Citrus Heights
Citrus Heights this year has three locations where voters can securely drop off their ballots, along with several locations for voting in person.
Citrus Heights council votes 3-2 for controversial rule change
In an unusual 3-2 split vote Thursday night, the Citrus Heights City Council voted to change a long-standing rule that will make it more difficult for individual council members to place items on the agenda.
Citrus Heights continues development of new tool to address speeding, safety requests
The City of Citrus Heights held an online workshop on Monday to update community members on progress for the development of a new tool aimed at prioritizing traffic and safety requests for residential streets of Citrus Heights.
Most voters in Citrus Heights can’t vote in City Council race this year
Voters in Citrus Heights receiving their ballots in the mail this week may have noticed something missing.
COVID-19: Frost joins leaders in calling for business reopenings by zip code
Supervisor Sue Frost, who represents Citrus Heights and neighboring areas on the county Board of Supervisors, announced her support this week for reopening areas of the state by zip code — rather than county-by-county.
The Civic Minute: What’s happening at Citrus Heights City Hall?
The Citrus Heights City Council will meet Thursday night to consider formal acceptance of a grant to purchase tasers and other police equipment, as well as consider a change in the rules regarding how items can be put…
Money pours into battle over Measure M sales tax hike in Citrus Heights
Campaign finance disclosures filed last month reveal tens of thousands of dollars in contributions are flowing into the fight over Measure M in Citrus Heights, with proponents of the sales tax increase reporting more than 30 times the…
