Citrus Heights appoints new mayor, vice mayor for next 3 months
As of Wednesday night, Citrus Heights has a new mayor and vice mayor…
Citrus Heights council changes course, votes for full ban on camping in vehicles
In the first meeting without former Mayor Bret Daniels, the Citrus Heights City Council on Wednesday reversed course and voted unanimously to not include an exemption for passenger vehicles from the city’s illegal camping ordinance…
Citrus Heights City Council votes to keep District 1 seat vacant until election
The Citrus Heights City Council voted unanimously on Wednesday to keep the District 1 City Council seat vacant until the Nov. 5 election…
$8B tax measure to fund roads, transit won’t go on Nov ballot
The Sacramento Transportation Authority voted Wednesday to reverse course and pull a proposed tax measure from the November ballot that sought to provide more than $8 billion in funds for road, highway and transit projects in Sacramento County.
Filing period to run for Citrus Heights City Council begins July 13, with some big changes
Two seats on the Citrus Heights City Council are up for election this year, with one of them being an open seat created by the city’s new district-based election system.
STA to consider dropping $8B tax proposal from Nov ballot
After two years of planning and input, the Sacramento Transportation Authority on Wednesday will consider a recommendation from its top executive to pull an $8 billion transportation tax proposal from the November ballot.
Councilwoman calls illegal fireworks ‘overwhelming problem’ in Citrus Heights
Independence Day Weekend was a busy time for Citrus Heights police, as officers responded to 189 calls related to fireworks and reports of gun shots throughout the city.
City unveils in-depth look at plan to transform Sunrise Mall
Citrus Heights residents attending an online workshop on Tuesday got an inside look at the city’s ambitious plan to completely re-make the aging 100-acre Sunrise Mall property into a modern main street, featuring nightlife, a large event venue,…
CHPD: Stores can arrest customers for trespassing if they don’t follow mask rules
Citrus Heights Police Chief Ron Lawrence clarified in a statement to business owners Friday that police will assist if requested to help enforce store policies, including requirements to wear masks.
Citrus Heights council approves new list of 11 streets to repave
The Citrus Heights City Council last week approved a list of 11 residential streets to repave over the next year.
Plan to repave Madison Ave delayed due to revenue shortfall in COVID-19 economy
A $6.5 million repaving project approved for portions of Madison Avenue and Kenneth Avenue has been delayed until next year.
Citrus Heights didn’t do a homeless count this year. Here’s why
Economic hardships surrounding the coronavirus pandemic have left questions regarding what the impact will be on homelessness. But, in Citrus Heights, those figures likely won’t be known until next year.
