Citrus Heights mayor says governor’s homeless directive won’t make ‘one bit of difference’
California Gov. Gavin Newsom’s executive order last week directing state agencies to develop policies to address homeless encampments with “both urgency and compassion” is being criticized by Citrus Heights Mayor Bret Daniels…
Citrus Heights City Council on summer recess
The Citrus Heights City Council did not meet this week, as the council is on summer recess…
City says new placards will soon mark more historic points in Citrus Heights
The city plans to install Lincoln Highway placards along Auburn Boulevard, commemorating four historic points along the old Lincoln Highway route…
Citrus Heights council narrowly votes to let $8B tax head to ballot
In a rare 3-2 split vote last week, the Citrus Heights City Council opted to give approval to a proposed $8 billion countywide transportation spending plan that paves the way for a new sales tax measure to hit…
Love Local: City launches campaign to support Citrus Heights businesses
Responding to a dramatic slowdown in economic activity from coronavirus mitigation efforts, the City of Citrus Heights has launched a new campaign to encourage residents to shop at essential local businesses that remain open.
Citrus Heights council to vote on proposed $8.4B transportation sales tax
Citrus Heights council members on Thursday will consider whether to give their approval to a proposed countywide ballot measure that seeks to raise $8.38 billion over the next 40 years through a half-percent sales tax increase.
City moving forward with plan to sell, develop vacant Sylvan Corners lot
Life hasn’t halted at City Hall during the coronavirus pandemic, as the City of Citrus Heights moves forward with plans to sell and guide development of the vacant 11-acre former Sylvan Middle School property at Sylvan Corners.
Response rate for US Census is under 50% for Citrus Heights so far
The United States Census Bureau has extended deadlines for census responses to ensure everyone has the opportunity to complete the census amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Council approves conceptual plan for Old Auburn Road. Here’s what’s next
The Citrus Heights City Council continues to meet during the coronavirus pandemic, albeit quite differently than under normal circumstances.
City alerts residents of waste collection changes for Citrus Heights
The City of Citrus Heights on Friday alerted residents of immediate changes in effect for garbage collection in the city, in response to COVID-19 concerns.
Citrus Heights council to vote on pay raises, COVID-19 response, roadway plan
The Citrus Heights City Council will meet Thursday night to consider proposed pay raises for non-sworn police employees, a $1.3 million contract related to plans for Auburn Boulevard, formal adoption of an emergency proclamation, and a final concept…
Here’s the 3 concept options for the future of Sunrise Mall
Citrus Heights city leaders gathered earlier this month to consider three different conceptual options for a re-envisioned Sunrise Mall.
