Flashvote: Safety, roads, rank as top priorities for Citrus Heights residents in recent survey
A recent survey conducted by the City of Citrus Heights found that the majority of residents consider safety and road maintenance to be…
March 26 City Council meeting canceled
The City of Citrus Heights is holding a strategic planning retreat this Wednesday, which will take the place of the regular City Council meeting…
Habitat for Humanity to open applications for new Citrus Heights homes
Habitat for Humanity Greater Sacramento will begin accepting applications for the first eight homes in the Sayonara housing project starting April 1…
Residents near little-known park say dirt bikes are frequent disturbance
By Mike Hazlip— An undeveloped, 11-acre green space park on the border of Citrus Heights and Carmichael is drawing the ire of residents who say dirt bike riders are frequenting the area for recreation, despite a prohibition on…
Four more vote centers now open in Citrus Heights, thru Election Day
Sentinel staff report– As of Nov. 5, voters in Citrus Heights can now cast their ballots in person at a total of five locations in the city.
Meet the election inspector couple in charge of this Citrus Heights vote center
By Mike Hazlip— Larry and Margie Miramontes have been working together at polling places in Citrus Heights for more than a decade to help give the people a voice in the government.
Citrus Heights celebrates start of new 2.9-mile trail project
By Sara Beth Williams– The City of Citrus Heights celebrated the groundbreaking of the long-anticipated Arcade-Cripple Creek trail project on Tuesday with a ceremony held at Arcade Creek Park Preserve.
Citrus Heights City Council Election: Who’s funding who?
Sentinel staff report– Latest campaign finance disclosures show more than $100,000 has poured into the various races for Citrus Heights City Council this year, far more than the city has ever seen in recent years — despite elections…
Citrus Heights passes ordinance to curb shopping cart blight; drops hefty fines
By Phillip Pesola– The Citrus Heights City Council last week passed an ordinance intended to reduce the number of abandoned shopping carts in the city, with the final version modified from an original draft. Under the new…
2022 Election: Want to vote in person? Here’s the 5 locations in Citrus Heights
As of Saturday, voters in Citrus Heights can now cast their ballots in person at the Citrus Heights Community Center, with four additional vote centers opening up this weekend on Nov. 5 and continuing through Election Day.
Citrus Heights approves overlay ban on gas stations, car washes near mall
Sentinel staff report– Amid interest from ARCO and Waterfly car wash to redevelop a pair of properties with vacant restaurants on Sunrise Boulevard, the Citrus Heights City Council on Thursday voted 5-0 in favor of banning new gas…
Citrus Heights council recognizes October as manufacturing month
By Mike Hazlip— The City of Citrus Heights gave a nod to the manufacturing sector by passing a proclamation honoring October as National Manufacturing Month.
