LETTER: Sunrise Mall should become housing for homeless
Submitted by John Kyde– Why not take advantage of the unlimited homeless government wasteful funding and serve surrounding areas with complete low-wall cubicle housing…
LETTER: Why not move Citrus Heights police station to Sunrise Mall?
Submitted by William Ferris– Why don’t the Citrus Heights City Council quit making plans for the Sunrise Mall Shopping center and put..
Letters to the Editor: Solar, pedestrian bridges
Latest Letters to the Editor discuss solar panels in parking lots, and building pedestrian bridges from Sunrise Mall to the Marketplace at Birdcage….
LETTER: Let’s brighten up Citrus Heights
Letter submitted by Greg Hall, Citrus Heights– I am new here. I love the wild turkeys. The folks here are super-friendly…
LETTER: Affordable housing is the only answer to homelessness
Around 50 or so million dollars were supposed to open a location on Watt Avenue by the end of 2025…
LETTER: Time to merge water districts
By Mark Mitchell, Citrus Heights– This is never ending. There’s always something or some reason to raise our rates..
Letters to the Editor: Gateway arch, sidewalks
Latest Letters to the Editor discuss the gateway arch, and a recently approved pavement preservation projects design contract…
Letters to the Editor: Sunrise Mall, redevelopment
Latest Letters to the Editor discuss Sunrise Mall and the possibility of new ownership…
Letters to the Editor: Auburn Blvd, sidewalks
This week’s Letters to the Editor discuss Neighborhood Area 4, and road safety and upgrades..
LETTERS: No Home Depot, hotel, traffic congestion, for Sunrise Mall
The latest Letters to the Editor discuss possible future uses for the Sunrise Mall property…
LETTERS: Could Sunrise Mall be a future site for the Sacramento Zoo?
This week’s Letter’s to the Editor discuss future possibilities and desires for the Sunrise Mall property…
Letters to the Editor: Sunrise Mall, shopping, architecture
The latest Letters to the Editor reflect on Sunrise Mall and discuss the architectural design and pace of redevelopment…
