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The Measure M sales tax proposal in Citrus Heights is still too close to call two days after the election, with vote totals coming in showing voters were split on whether to approve the 1% sales tax.

Election Day in Citrus Heights saw long voter lines at vote centers, a “Trump train” caravan of vehicles parading through the city, and a surprise $300 pizza delivery to voters standing in line.

The City Council on Oct. 22 made the unusual move to vote in favor of increasing the posted speed limits on sections of four roads in Citrus Heights, following new traffic surveys and a staff recommendation.

The first housing project in Citrus Heights to take advantage of a relatively new small lot housing ordinance was approved unanimously by the Planning Commission on Wednesday night, following a public hearing and discussion about traffic, fire access,…

A group of about 50 Measure M opponents gathered in the parking lot of City Hall in Citrus Heights Friday to protest a $12 million sales tax increase, saying “there’s room to cut” instead.

Supporters and opponents of the controversial Measure M sales tax proposed in Citrus Heights have each made conflicting claims regarding the estimated cost per household that the 1% extra sales tax would incur.

Public records show a little over $1 million trickled down to Citrus Heights from the $2.2 trillion CARES Act stimulus bill passed this spring in response to the coronavirus pandemic.

A small vacant lot near Walmart on Auburn Boulevard may soon become eight new craftsman style town homes, pending a public hearing and approval from the Planning Commission on Wednesday.

Latest campaign finance reports filed Thursday show unusually large amounts of money are being contributed to campaigns for the Measure M sales tax proposed in Citrus Heights.