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Former Citrus Heights mayor Dr. Jayna Karpinski-Costa stood with fellow councilmembers and City manager to accept a plague in recognition of serving as mayor in 2024-2025, on Jan. 14, 2026. From Left to right: Councilmember Tim Schaefer, Vice Mayor Porsche Middleton, councilmember Jayna Karpinski-Costa, Mayor MariJane Lopez Taff, councilmember Kelsey Nelson. City Manager Ash Feeney (out of shot) // SB Williams

Citrus Heights Council recognizes outgoing mayor for extended mayoral term

The Citrus Heights City Council expressed gratitude toward outgoing mayor Jayna Karpinski-Costa as they recognized her extended mayoral term during the Jan. 14 City Council meeting…

city hall, 2025

Civic Minute: What’s going on at Citrus Heights City Hall?

The Citrus Heights City Council is slated to review and recommended committee assignments, recognize the outgoing mayor, and hear department reports…

MariJane Lopez-Taff and Porsche Middleton were selected as Mayor and Vice Mayor, respectively, during the last Regular City Council meeting, Dec. 10, 2025.

Citrus Heights City Council regional appointment recommendations announced for 2026

Each year, the Citrus Heights Mayor recommends appointments for City Council members to serve on various boards, commissions, and…

Illegal dumping found on Rollingwood Blvd. in front of the canal in 2025. // SB Williams

Survey finds Improvement in blight, ongoing homelessness concerns

A recent FlashVote survey conducted by the City of Citrus Heights revealed insight into how residents view blight management and visible homelessness across the city…

How much greenspace is envisioned in the city’s plan for Sunrise Mall?

With almost 100 acres of property to potentially redevelop with housing, retail, entertainment, and office space, the Sunrise Tomorrow Specific Plan has suggested a variety of ways in which developers can incorporate open and green space throughout the…

Citrus Heights City Hall at night

Citrus Heights City Council meeting canceled for Dec. 24

Falling on Christmas Eve, the Citrus Heights City Council meeting for Dec. 24 has been canceled according to an agenda update posted to the city’s website…

A view of Sunrise Boulevard, with Sunrise Mall and the vacant Elephant Bar in the background. Dec. 2025. // SB Williams

City seeks bids for frontage improvement project around Sunrise Mall

The City of Citrus Heights has issued a request for proposals seeking professional engineering firms to assist with the Sunrise Tomorrow Specific Plan Frontage Improvement Project….

A Chando's Tacos food truck operated temporarily at Sylvan Corners in 2020. File photo. // CH Sentinel

Citrus Heights council eyes tightening rules for mobile food vendors

By Sara Beth Williams– The Citrus Heights City Council on Wednesday directed city staff to explore tightening mobile food vendor regulations to include restrictions against food truck vendors operating in the same parking lot, or within a specific…

MariJane Lopez-Taff and Porsche Middleton were selected as Mayor and Vice Mayor, respectively, during the last Regular City Council meeting, Dec. 10, 2025.

Citrus Heights Council selects new Mayor, Vice Mayor for 2026

The Citrus Heights City Council on Wednesday unanimously selected a new mayor and vice mayor from among their ranks to serve one-year terms in 2026…

city hall, 2025

Civic Minute: What’s going on at Citrus Heights City Hall?

The Citrus Heights City Council is expected on Wednesday to adopt a new salary table, consider renewing the city’s Prohousing designation, and review current regulations related to mobile food vendors…

A Chando's Tacos food truck operated temporarily at Sylvan Corners in 2020. File photo. // CH Sentinel

Citrus Heights to discuss food truck regulations in upcoming City Council meeting

The City of Citrus Heights plans to discuss current regulations during the upcoming City Council meeting on Wednesday, Dec. 10, following an uptick in interest from mobile food vendors seeking to operate in the city,

Trees planted along Greenback Lane beside the Dignity Health Building // SB Williams

Citrus Heights considers urban forest expansion options

Citrus Heights wants to increase the number of trees within the city through multiple new urban forest initiatives, officials said in November…