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A large mural has appeared on the side of the future Arcade Monsters in Citrus Heights, catching the eye of both residents and city officials. // SB Williams

New Arcade Monsters mural becomes subject of city review

A new black and white, comic book style mural on the side of the future Arcade Monsters building behind Sunrise Mall sporting SACRAMENTO in large letters has drawn attention from both residents and city officials…

2026 Candidates for City Council: Left to right, Susan Powers, District 4, Charles Stone, District 2, Jayna Karpinski-Costa, District 4, MariJane Lopez-Taff, District 2.

Citrus Heights City Council Candidate Forum coming Sept. 29

The City Council Candidate forum will feature candidates from Districts 2 and 4 and allow residents the opportunity to hear the candidates’ viewpoints as they answer questions on issues directly impacting Citrus Heights residents as well as their…

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The Civic Minute: What’s happening at Citrus Heights City Hall?

The Citrus Heights City Council is expected on Wednesday to issue several proclamations, consider several infrastructure and property improvements, and provide direction on the city’s voting delegate for the League of California Cities Annual Conference. The City Council…

Charles Stone, Citrus Heights City Council candidate running for District 2. // Charles Stone

Meet Charles Stone, Candidate for Citrus Heights City Council

As part of The Sentinel’s coverage of local elections, each candidate was asked a series of identical questions. The questions are designed to give candidates an opportunity to introduce themselves and give voters an opportunity to learn more…

Citrus Heights Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Sheri Merrick presented 2025 successes of the Chamber to the Citrus Heights City Council, Aug. 26, 2026.

Citrus Heights Chamber awarded $30K in grants by city

Citrus Heights City Council members recently approved an award of $30,000 in grant funding to the Citrus Heights Chamber of Commerce at the latest City Council meeting, and celebrated the Chamber’s accomplishments from 2025…

Photo courtesy of Citrus Heights Code Enforcement officer Don Grillo, taken on the day of an Abatement Hearing March 11, 2026.

Citrus Heights Council denies property owner’s appeal over Antelope Road abatement order

The Citrus Heights City Council voted to reject an Antelope Road property owner’s appeal and uphold an order to abate during a special City Council meeting held Wednesday…

city hall, 2025

The Civic Minute: What’s happening at Citrus Heights City Hall?

The Citrus Heights City Council is expected Wednesday to consider an appeal regarding an Order of Abatement for a property on Antelope Road, recognize a local business, and recognize the Citrus Heights Chamber of Commerce Executive Director, as…

Candidates running for California State Assembly District 7 - 2026 Midterm Elections: Amy Slavensky (Left) Josh Hoover (right)

Meet the candidates running for Assembly District 7

Following the midterm elections primary in June, candidate Amy L. Slavensky beat out runner up Sanaz Motamedi. Now Slavensky will run in the general election against incumbent and Republican Assemblymember Josh Hoover for Assembly District 7…

An aerial image shows multiple vehicles of varying types stored on a property on Antelope Rd. and Lauppel Ln. // SB Williams

Citrus Heights council to hear appeal over code violations at Antelope Road property

The Citrus Heights City Council is scheduled to hold a closed session meeting this upcoming week involving an appeal hearing regarding an Order of Abatement issued for a large corner property at 7398 Antelope Rd. in Citrus Heights…

The Citrus Heights City Council meeting was briefly disrupted by a remote caller who raised their hand to comment on Agenda Item 10, city officials said. Aug. 12, 2026. // SB Williams

Citrus Heights Council meeting briefly disrupted by remote caller

A remote call-in guest who joined the Aug. 12 Citrus Heights City Council meeting via video platform Zoom briefly interrupted the meeting during discussion on one of the regular agenda items…

Stock photo. Three girls using social media from their phones. // Deposit photos

Hoover-backed ‘Social media addiction’ bill survives Suspense Day

AB 1709, a closely watched “social media addiction” bill authored by Assemblyman Josh Lowenthal and coauthored by Assemblyman Josh Hovver, has passed through the dreaded Appropriations Suspense Day and will now move to the state Senate floor in the…

Citrus Heights City Hall at night

Citrus Heights seeks applicants for one Planning Commission vacancy

Citrus Heights residents interested in having a direct role in shaping the future of the city can now apply for a vacant seat on the Citrus Heights Planning Commission…