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Amie Nowell, the Healing Palette

Local artist completes 41-foot public mural on Oak Avenue

Amie Nowell, a local artist and founder of The Healing Palette, has finished a new mural at the corner of Oak Avenue and Wachtel Way in Citrus Heights…

Sunrise Rollerland

7 family friendly things to do in Citrus Heights

Families looking for local places to keep kids occupied throughout the summer months in Citrus Heights, can find a limited range of opportunities including a skating rink, bowling alley, gaming cafe and kids’ playhouse and arcade…

Stars and Stripes 2024

Record attendance at Citrus Heights ‘Stars and Stripes’ celebration

Thousands gathered in Van Maren Park on June 29 for the second annual Stars and Stripes celebration hosted by the city…

American flags. Photo credit: Luke Otterstad

Annual 9/11 memorial event to be held in Citrus Heights

A memorial ceremony to honor those who lost their lives on Sept. 11, 2001, will be held at Sylvan Cemetery this Friday.

Guest Opinion: A revealing week regarding business & Measure M

The week of Aug. 31 was a revealing week on how business feels about Measure M – the one percent sales tax proposed by the City of Citrus Heights on the November 2020 ballot! The new tax can…

Meet John Klunder, the Citrus Heights man who works wonders with ceramics

John Klunder, a local Citrus Heights artist, has been recognized with an award for his work in ceramics.

Citrus Heights News Briefs: shutdowns, heat, shooting, obituary

Latest local news briefs include authorities identifying a Citrus Heights man as the victim in a recent fatal shooting, nail salon owners speaking out about shutdowns, the Citrus Heights Community Center reopening as a cooling center and an…

Letters to the Editor

LETTERS: Measure M, sales tax, defunding police

Latest letters from Citrus Height Sentinel readers include varying views on the proposed Measure M sales tax and commentary on efforts across the nation to defund police departments.

Documentary on early Citrus Heights fire-fighting volunteers viewable free online

With limited entertainment options available amid COVID-19 shutdowns, those looking for something to watch may find a documentary on the history of Citrus Heights’ female firefighting and medic volunteers of interest.

Citrus Heights News Briefs: DeAngelo, pet palaces, fire, obituary

Latest local news briefs include Citrus Heights officers assisting with evacuations in the state’s wildfires, the passing of a community volunteer, a Citrus Heights man being featured on ABC 10 for his unusual craft, and more.

Guest Opinion: Why I’m supporting Measure M

For more than a year, the senior city officials have studied the issue of revenue needs for the Citrus Heights going forward in the 21st Century. They recognized the need to do something about

Guest Opinion: Prop 15 is a better solution than Measure M

As the city places Measure M to increase the municipal sales and use tax in the amount of 1% on the ballot, The Sentinel has published guest opinions in support and opposition to the proposal.