Election 2024: Who’s running for San Juan Unified Board of Education?
Following a decision in 2021, the formerly five-member San Juan Unified School District Board of Education expanded its members and created seven distinct trustee areas to make up the district’s governing board. The district has also shifted from…
New city website shares what Citrus Heights is doing about homelessness
In an effort to inform the public of the city’s efforts in addressing homelessness, the City of Citrus Heights recently launched a dedicated page on…
Citrus Heights Chamber awarded $25,000: Here’s what its for
Citrus Heights City Council members recently approved the award of a $25,000 grant to the Citrus Heights Chamber of Commerce, a significantly higher amount than requested in prior years…
Citrus Heights residents pack out vote centers on Election Day
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.
Speed limits on these 4 roads will soon be increased in Citrus Heights. Here’s why
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.
Planning Commission approves 8-unit housing project on small lot
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,…
Measure M tax opponents rally outside City Hall, blast ‘enormous’ staff pay
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.
Fact Check: How much would Measure M actually cost residents?
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.
Citrus Heights received over $1M in COVID-19 relief funds. Here’s where it went
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.
Public Hearing: Developer seeks to build 8 homes on small Citrus Heights lot
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.
Measure M: More money pours into sales tax battle in Citrus Heights
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.
Meet Nicole Castor, candidate for Citrus Heights Council District 1
“It is now seventeen years since I moved to Citrus Heights, and I just celebrated my fortieth birthday here.
