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Mayor Bret Daniels

Citrus Heights mayor pays tribute to Mandisa, following death of singer

Mayor Bret Daniels paid tribute to Mandisa, a Citrus Heights native and Christian recording artist, during an April 25 City Council meeting, one week after the artist’s sudden passing…

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Citrus Heights City Council meetings to change to Wednesdays

The Citrus Heights City Council voted unanimously last week to change the regular meeting day for council meetings from Thursdays to Wednesdays, beginning in…

Vice Mayor Jayna Karpinski-Costa

Citrus Heights council debates merits of funding trip to neighborhood conference

On Thursday, the Citrus Heights City Council was split on whether to approve requests for funding from two neighborhood associations for attendance at a national neighborhood-focused conference in Texas…

Sunrise Mall ideas

City’s new ‘idea wall’ lets residents share ideas for Sunrise Mall future

The City of Citrus Heights this week launched a new website that allows visitors to share, vote and comment on ideas for re-inventing the declining Sunrise Mall.

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The Civic Minute: what’s happening at Citrus Heights City Hall (Jan. 9)

During the City Council’s first meeting of 2020, city leaders will recognize Jeannie Bruins for her service as the city’s mayor in 2019, along with hear an update on future plans for Sunrise Mall and make appointments to…

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City of Citrus Heights asks for feedback in ‘largest survey in its history’

Should reducing homelessness rank as a higher priority for the City of Citrus Heights than filling potholes or providing 9-1-1 emergency services?

City eyes more streets after seeing results of signal timing update on Greenback Lane

Following the city’s recent tweaking of traffic signal timing on Greenback Lane, data from the city shows drivers on average now experience a 14% quicker travel time when going through Citrus Heights.

2019 city survey finds homelessness, poverty top concern in Citrus Heights

A 2019 Community Survey conducted by a research firm on behalf of the City of Citrus Heights found homelessness and poverty tops the list of problems for residents in Citrus Heights — far exceeding concerns with road repair,…

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City takes next step towards development of vacant property at Sylvan Corners

The Citrus Heights City Council earlier this month voted to take the next step towards the long-anticipated development of the former Sylvan Middle School property at Sylvan Corners, and indicated what kind of development will be likely in…

City tweaks signal timing to give good drivers more green lights on Greenback Lane

The City of Citrus Heights last week updated traffic signal timing along a three-and-a-half mile stretch of Greenback Lane, meaning that drivers traveling the 40-mile-per-hour speed limit should hit less stop lights and enjoy quicker travel times through…

Only one man spoke at the public hearing about fee increases in Citrus Heights. Here’s what he said.

During a public hearing held Thursday night regarding a controversial fee increase in Citrus Heights, only one resident showed up to speak.

Citrus Heights drops fee hike that would have tripled water heater permit cost

The Citrus Heights City Council voted 4-0 Thursday night to approve a wide-ranging list of fee increases, but dropped the most controversial aspect of the proposal that would have tripled the cost of acquiring a water heater permit…