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Photos shared in Sunrise MarketPlace's 2025 annual report show before and after photos of illegal dumping cleaned up through the SMP Clean and Safe Program. // Sunrise MarketPlace

Sunrise Marketplace confronts illegal dumping, youth bike gangs

By Sara Beth Williams– A surge in illegal dumping and ongoing issues with disruptive youth on bikes emerged as key concerns throughout Sunrise MarketPlace, even as the business district saw improvements in several other areas last year, according…

Rollingwood Blvd. has been resurfaced from Antelope Rd. to Oak Berry Way

Q&A: A closer look at how Citrus Heights roads are resurfaced

Hundreds of streets have been identified for resurfacing and repairs through the city’s three-year pavement preservation program,

A project rendering of potential redevelopment plans for the Sunrise Mall property, including the addition of a Sports Center, along with several other buildings surrounding. // City of Citrus Heights

Letter from the Mayor: Sunrise Sports Center

The Sunrise Sports Center is more than just a new building. It is a destination. It offers the opportunity to breathe new life into a space that has been neglected for years and creates a place where families,…

A map of the area previously proposed to be annexed, shadowed in red against the border of Citrus Heights, outlined in white. Fair Oaks Boulevard runs north to south, Madison Avenue runs east to west. // SB Williams

Annexation proposal at southern Citrus Heights border stalls amid property owners’ uncertainty

The proposed plan to annex a five-and-a-half-acre section of unincorporated Sacramento County on the southern border of Citrus Heights won’t be moving forward anytime soon…

The city's first "Citrus Nights' concert in the park event took place Sept. 19, 2025. // SB Williams

City highlights successes in roads, safety, economic development

The city listed dozens of accomplishments through 2025, including multiple successes in economic development, community engagement, public safety and roads and construction.

Several candidates are running for Congress District 6 in 2026. Kevin Kiley, Incumbent (top left) Lauren Babb Tomlinson, Democrat (second from top left), Martha Guerrero, Democrat (top right). Thien Ho, Democrat (second from bottom left). Richard Pan, Democrat (bottom, second from right), Tyler Vandenberg. Democrat (bottom left)

Who’s running for Congress in District 6?

The race for Congress is heating up as multiple candidates have stepped up to run to represent District 6, including the mayor of West Sacramento, the Sacramento County District Attorney, and current US Representative Kevin Kiley…

The Sacramento County office of the Secretary of State lists three confirmed candidates who have filed to run for Assembly i, representing District 7, including Amy L Slavensky, (bottom left) Sanaz Motamedi (top left) and Josh Hoover. (right)

Who’s running for State Assembly District 7?

Candidates on both sides of the political aisle are running for State Assembly District 7 this year, with current incumbent Josh Hoover having confirmed he is running for reelection.

Flashvote Survey question asking Citrus Heights residents "Which of the following aspects of Citrus Heights are most important to you?" Residents were allowed to choose up to four. // SB Williams

Survey Results: Citrus Heights residents rank roads, safety as top priorities

Results from the latest FlashVote survey issued by the city of Citrus Heights show that road conditions, public safety and security, and community cleanliness continue to rank as top priorities for the majority of residents…

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Citrus Heights council meeting cancelled for March 25

The Citrus Heights City Council will not be holding its regularly scheduled second meeting on March 25, 2026, according to a notice posted by the city on Friday…

A proposal for the subdivision of a lot on 6941 Sylvan Rd. is under review, with the decision being continued to a future Planning Commission meeting. // SB Williams

Sylvan Road lot split request faces local opposition

A proposed lot split on Sylvan Road could negatively impact the Veterans Community Center if the future parcels are developed into duplexes, Veterans Center representatives warn.

A map included in the city's April 27, 2023 agenda packet shows locations being considered for annexation.

Two City Council members want to revisit annexation discussion

Two of five Citrus Heights City Council members want to discuss the possibility of annexing portions of unincorporated Sacramento County, while a third councilmember is requesting the examination of possibly annexing or reorganizing parts of the Sunrise Recreation…

city hall, 2025

Sunrise Tomorrow, fiscal stability, annexation, listed as City Council top priorities ahead of annual planning meeting

The Citrus Heights City Council have listed Sunrise Tomorrow, annexation reexamination, fiscal prudence, revenue diversification, and beautification as some of their top priorities to discuss during an annual special city council strategic planning meeting,..