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Citrus Heights City Council approves $24K federal grant for police safety equipment

The Citrus Heights City Council unanimously approved accepting a $24,000 federal grant on July 8 that will fund the purchase of new ballistic shields and protective vests for the Citrus Heights Police Department…

Thousands attended the 4th annual Stars and Stripes patriotic celebration in Citrus Heights, June 27, 2026. // SB Williams

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…

The Citrus Heights City Council voted to approve the Mayor and Vice Mayor appointments to a regional planning task force for homelessness and housing, May 27, 2026 // SB Williams

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…

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

Veterans Community Center concerned over plans for next-door lot

The Veterans Community Center is hoping to purchase an adjacent vacant lot which otherwise could potentially house duplexes…

Construction sign, road work ahead

City plans road improvements, removal of crosswalk, near Sunrise Tech Center

City officials recently announced road improvements planned within the Neighborhood Areas 7, 8, and 9, known as CHASEN, through the city’s Multi-Modal Transportation Safety Program, including the removal of a non-signalized crosswalk…

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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…

Goats have returned to Citrus Heights to help control local green spaces for the 2026 spring season. // City of Citrus Heights

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…

Tree with red leaves in the fall, in Citrus Heights

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.”…

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 new bus stop section has been added just before Grand Oaks Boulevard on Auburn Boulevard, as part of Phase 2 of the Auburn Boulevard Complete Streets project. // SB Williams

Here’s what roadway projects are coming up in Citrus Heights

Warmer spring weather means construction season is in full swing, and multiple capital improvement projects are beginning or continuing this month…