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City, police, seek the public’s help in curbing illegal fireworks

The City of Citrus Heights and the Police Department are asking for residents’ help to curb the use of illegal fireworks leading into New Year’s Eve…

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What to know about holiday hours for Citrus Heights city services

Citrus Heights City Hall will be closed Tuesday Dec. 24, 2024 through Wednesday, Jan. 1, 2025. The Citrus Heights Community Center will also be closed…

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Citrus Heights seeks to enforce 12% tax on AirBnB’s, launches online portal

The City of Citrus Heights says less than 30 percent of identified AirBnB’s and other short-term rentals in Citrus Heights are currently in compliance with city licensing and tax requirements…

Rusch Park, Citrus Heights

Assemblyman to host ‘Community Coffee’ event at Rusch Park

Sentinel staff report– California State Assemblyman Ken Cooley will be in Citrus Heights this Friday to host a question-and-answer coffee event at Rusch Park.

Sunrise Mall

City eyes partial public financing for plan to redevelop Sunrise Mall

By Phillip Pesola– The city’s top economic development manager presented an update to the City Council last week regarding the city’s plan to guide redevelopment of the aging Sunrise Mall property and asked for approval to examine funding…

Citrus Heights Neighborhood areas

City’s neighborhood groups seek to inform residents, improve Citrus Heights

By Mike Hazlip— When Citrus Heights incorporated more than 20 years ago, community leaders established 11 neighborhood associations to help build projects, improve neighborhoods, raise concerns to police and City Council, and build community.

Miller to run for new school board seat in Citrus Heights

Sentinel staff report– Steve Miller, who has served on the Citrus Heights City Council since 2005, announced in a news release last week that he will be retiring from the council and running for school board instead.

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Two on Citrus Heights council won’t be seeking another term

Sentinel staff report– Three seats are up for election on the Citrus Heights City Council this year, and at least two of those seats will see new faces join the council, as a pair of long-tenured council members…

City Hall night time

The Civic Minute: What’s happening at Citrus Heights City Hall?

Citrus Heights council members will meet Thursday at 6 p.m. to hold several public hearings, vote on a proposal related to Sunrise Mall and conclude with a closed-session meeting to discuss “price and terms of payment” for a…

Want to run for Citrus Heights City Council? Here’s what you should know

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kMLW9EXGtrs By Phillip Pesola– With the majority of seats on the five-member Citrus Heights City Council up for election this year, the city held a public workshop last month to provide potential candidates with information about what’s involved…

City Hall night time

The Civic Minute: What’s happening at Citrus Heights City Hall?

Citrus Heights council members will meet Thursday at 6 p.m. to hold several public hearings, vote on a proposal related to Sunrise Mall and conclude with a closed-session meeting to discuss “price and terms of payment” for a…

New video promotes ‘recycle right’ sorting game for Citrus Heights

Sentinel staff report– Citrus Heights residents who want to brush up on their recycle-sorting skills can play a game on the city’s website.