Where to drop off mail-in ballots in Citrus Heights for the 2026 primary election
Beginning Monday, May 4, voters in Citrus Heights should begin receiving mail-in ballots for the 2026 Primary Election. Drop off locations for mail-in ballots are also opening on May 4. Regular in-person voting will begin May 23 in…
Grazing goats have returned to Citrus Heights
A familiar and popular fire prevention crew has returned to work in Citrus Heights, bringing plenty of appetite…
Citrus Heights brings back community photo contest
The City of Citrus Heights is inviting residents to celebrate local beauty and creativity through a community photo contest called “Postcards from Citrus Heights.”…
City Council to consider $178K Infrastructure phasing funding agreement for Sunrise Tomorrow
The Citrus Heights City Council is expected to consider the approval of a service agreement for the development of preliminary infrastructure phasing work for the Sunrise Tomorrow project…
Civic Minute: What’s going on at Citrus Heights City Hall?
The Citrus Heights City Council is expected on Wednesday to issue several proclamations, hear Community Development Block Grant funding allocation recommendations, and consider approving preliminary infrastructure planning funds for the Sunrise Tomorrow plan…
Where will the new stoplight be on Auburn Boulevard in Citrus Heights?
A new stoplight has been planned for Auburn Boulevard, just south of Whyte Avenue, as part of Phase 2 of the Auburn Boulevard Complete Streets Project….
Citrus Heights improving ‘dangerous’ section of Old Auburn Road
The City of Citrus Heights is currently working to improve safety on a section of Old Auburn Road from Sunrise Boulevard to Fair Oaks Boulevard…
Citrus Heights introduces new Business of Distinction awards
Citrus Heights is rolling out a new way to celebrate the businesses that strengthen and shape the local community.
Citrus Heights opens sandbag stations for rainy season
By Sara Beth Williams– With the rainy season kicking off, the City of Citrus Heights is offering free sandbag resources to help residents prepare for potential flooding. Two self-serve sandbag stations are now open, one located at City…
Hoover, Rodriguez, to host community meetings in Citrus Heights
State Assemblyman Josh Hoover and Sacramento Supervisor Rosario Rodriquez are slated to hold community meetings in Citrus Heights this October.
How Prop 50 would shift partisan makeup in Citrus Heights’ Congressional District
As residents begin casting their vote on Prop 50 in the 2025 special election, congressional candidate and local business owner Ray Riehle weighed in on the proposed redistricting map for Congressional District 6…
A further look at Citrus Heights’ economic development plan
As Citrus Heights continues implementing its Economic Development Work Plan, recent updates presented to the City Council highlighted two closely aligned priorities: expanding small business support and strengthening the city’s internal culture around economic development…
