New AI-driven data shows steady growth in Citrus Heights Stars & Stripes attendance
City officials say new artificial intelligence data technology the city has been utilizing for about one year has enabled them to capture more accurate attendance numbers of large-scale events…
Youth Advisory Commission application window extended
Students interested in shaping the future of Citrus Heights now have additional time to apply for the city’s newly approved Youth Advisory Commission…
Citrus Heights approves Police Department restructuring to help offset employee compensation costs
The Citrus Heights Police Department is going through a “structural reorganization”, city officials confirmed this week…
Citrus Heights takes neutral stance on proposed homelessness partnership model
The Citrus Heights City Council voted to take a neutral stance on a revised housing and homelessness partnership model presented by Sacramento County during its Jan. 28 meeting…
Public meeting for Roseville-Citrus Heights ‘Gateway’ project planned for March
An informational meeting regarding the Gateway Activation Project, which seeks to improve multi-modal transportation between Citrus Heights and Roseville trails, is slated to take place in March hosted by the City of Citrus Heights…
Twelve Students from Citrus Heights schools featured in Republic Services 2026 calendar
The Citrus Heights City Council celebrated 12 winners of the annual Republic Services calendar poster contest on Wednesday, Jan. 28, giving each student winner an opportunity to showcase their winning artwork in a photo with the mayor…
Deadline to nominate ‘legacy’ Business Distinction award approaching
Nomination submissions for the upcoming Legacy Business of Distinction Award for businesses in Citrus Heights that have existed for 15 years or more will be closing on Feb. 6.
Citrus Heights approves new fees targeting vacant commercial buildings
The City Council unanimously advanced a commercial property reoccupancy program Wednesday evening through the approval of an ordinance that has been in development for roughly half a year…
Citrus Heights City Council takes neutral stance on SB 802
The Citrus Heights City Council on Wednesday voted with some reluctance to remain neutral on both a homeless and housing partnership model and Senate Bill 802 after a presentation from Sacramento County and significant discussion….
Civic Minute: What’s going on at Citrus Heights City Hall?
The Citrus Heights City Council is expected on Wednesday to hear a presentation from Republic Services, issue a proclamation recognizing Neighborhood Area Awareness Month, and consider the approval of a new Commercial Property Reoccupancy Program ordinance….
Revised Commercial Vacancy Ordinance heads to Citrus Heights City Council
A revised Commercial Vacancy Reoccupancy ordinance is scheduled to be up for approval at the upcoming Citrus Heights City Council meeting…
First phase of Sayonara housing project to be completed this spring
Habitat for Humanity Greater Sacramento President and CEO Leah Miller reported to the Citrus Heights City Council last week that the first eight homes being constructed on Sayonara Drive should be complete in May.
