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The property on Old Auburn Road was home to Citrus Heights Preschool for decades until it closed abruptly in the spring of 2024. The City of Citrus Heights finalized the purchase of the property at the end of October 2024.

City announces plans for former Citrus Heights Preschool property

The Citrus Heights City Council has given the city the green light to move forward with plans to retrofit a recently purchased property on…

A bar graph listing stipends received by Citrus Heights City Council members from various boards and commissions shows the amount earned per month and estimated stipends received annually. Source: City of Citrus Heights. // CH Sentinel.

Citrus Heights Council votes to forward stipends from regional boards to city’s general fund

The Citrus Heights City Council voted unanimously to request that all stipends received from all regional boards and commissions be deposited into…

City manager Ash Feeney

Citrus Heights City Council approves city manager salary increase

The Citrus Heights City Council recently approved an employment agreement amendment for City Manager Ash Feeney…

Q&A: Why were ballot estimates off so much in Sacramento County?

Sentinel staff report– In response to a reader question about the accuracy of figures released by Sacramento County elections officials, The Sentinel inquired with county spokeswoman Janna Haynes for some answers.

Middleton pulls ahead with slim lead in Citrus Heights council race

The latest vote count totals released Nov. 22 show Mayor Porsche Middleton has regained a slight lead of 29 votes in the race for Citrus Heights City Council District 5.

Citrus Heights Council District 5 race is now tied

Sentinel staff report– The latest vote tally released Friday afternoon shows the race for the District 5 Citrus Heights City Council seat is an exact tie.

Citrus Heights Water District seeks 20% increase in water usage rates

By Phillip Pesola– The Citrus Heights Water District will be holding a public hearing next month regarding proposed rate and service fee increases for 2023. In addition to raising the bi-monthly service charge for a typical 1-inch residential…

Sue Frost, supervisor

Guest Column: 3 local outcomes from the election you should know about

By Sue Frost– Since the election on Nov. 8, I have seen a tremendous amount of analysis from people about how it will impact things on a national level with regards to the United States House of Representatives…

There’s now two nail-biter races for Citrus Heights City Council seats

Sentinel staff report– Less than 10 votes now separate business owner Natalee Price from Mayor Porsche Middleton in the race for Citrus Heights City Council District 5, and the race for District 2 has now narrowed to less…

Citrus Heights Planning Commission, Watt Communities, Mitchell Farms

City seeks applicants to join Citrus Heights Planning Commission

Sentinel staff report– Want to be part of the decision-making process at City Hall? The City of Citrus Heights is currently accepting applications from residents to fill five seats on the city’s Planning Commission and two seats on…

Some races for school board, city council still too close to call

Sentinel staff report– Election results for the Citrus Heights City Council and school board races were updated by county officials on Thursday, but some races remain too close to call as there are still roughly 192,000 ballots still…

375-foot Vietnam Memorial Wall to come to Citrus Heights

By Mike Hazlip— Citrus Heights City Council on Thursday unanimously approved a $10,000 grant that will help cover the costs needed to host “The Wall That Heals,” a traveling Vietnam memorial and education center.