Citrus Heights City Council meetings to change to Wednesdays
The Citrus Heights City Council voted unanimously last week to change the regular meeting day for council meetings from Thursdays to Wednesdays, beginning in…
Citrus Heights council debates merits of funding trip to neighborhood conference
On Thursday, the Citrus Heights City Council was split on whether to approve requests for funding from two neighborhood associations for attendance at a national neighborhood-focused conference in Texas…
Citrus Heights police bolster forces, increase engagement amid rise in crime
Citrus Heights last year saw double-digit increases in crimes against persons and crimes against society, according to an April 25 report from the police chief…
The Civic Minute: What’s happening at Citrus Heights City Hall?
Citrus Heights City Council members will meet Thursday evening, April 25, to vote on a proposed increase to the city manager’s signing authority, approve neighborhood and community project grant funding, and hear an annual report from the Citrus…
Citrus Heights council to consider doubling city manager’s purchasing authority
Several key directors in the city are requesting that the Citrus Heights City Council approve a resolution that would increase the city manager’s current purchasing authority to $100,000…
Monthly salary to triple for Citrus Heights City Council members. Here’s why
In a four-to-one vote, the Citrus Heights city council recently approved an ordinance that would increase city council member compensation from $600 per month to $1900 per month…
Second hearing to be held on controversial Mariposa Ave. subdivision
After receiving previous public opposition, the Planning Commission is holding a second hearing on the request to subdivide a vacant 2.3-acre parcel of land at 7401 Mariposa Ave. ..
Citrus Heights city manager to receive one-time payment of $20k
The City Council last week approved a motion to provide City Manager Ash Feeney with a one-time, $20,000 payment…
Citrus Heights puts brakes on cannabis proposal, for now
The city council made the decision to put a hold on lifting the ban against cannabis dispensaries in Citrus Heights until more research and community feedback is gathered.
Citrus Heights Planning Commission seeks to fill vacancy
By Sara Beth Williams– The City of Citrus Heights is seeking to fill a vacancy on its Planning Commission, left by the resignation of Max Semenenko last month…
Sunrise Mall ‘Tomorrow’ plan to get a piece of $22.5 million grant
By Mike Hazlip— An infusion of cash is slated to go toward the Sunrise Tomorrow project, aimed at redeveloping the nearly 100-acre Sunrise Mall site…
Advocates, opponents speak out on Citrus Heights cannabis proposal
By Mike Hazlip— Citrus Heights residents and marijuana industry supporters showed up at City Hall for a city-sponsored workshop on Wednesday to voice support and opposition to a proposal that would lift a ban on dispensaries within city…
