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Hundreds gathered in red Big Day of Service t-shirts for a kickoff rally at Bella Vista, May 17, 2025.

Big Day of Service signups open April 15

For the second year in a row, Citrus Heights has joined in the Big Day of Service – a day dedicated to bringing community members together to complete dozens of community services projects throughout Orangevale, Fair Oaks and…

Alfred Sanchez visits inside Alberto's Mexican restaurant on Greenback Lane, after visiting and handing out supplies to unhoused in the area. // SB Williams

‘Snack Man’ still bringing food, supplies, compassion, to the streets

For nearly a decade, Alfred Sanchez, better known as “Snack Man,” to unhoused individuals in the city, has made it his mission to meet people where they are, offering food and supplies, along with connection and hope….

Mayor Marijane Lopez-Taff (left) stands with 2026 Chip in Hall of Fame winner Irene Hronicek during the awards ceremony at City Hall, April 5, 2026. // City of Citrus Heights

Citrus Heights honors HART leader with top volunteer award

The City of Citrus Heights has named longtime homeless advocate and integral part of the Citrus Heights Homeless Assistance Resource Team Irene Hronicek as the 2026 recipient of its Chip-In Hall of Fame Award, recognizing her years of…

A small group of protesters stood in front of Dignity Health in Citrus Heights, Thursday, June 12, 2025. // Mike Hazlip

Union members stage small protest at Dignity Health in Citrus Heights

By Mike Hazlip– A quiet but visible protest unfolded outside the Dignity Health building in Citrus Heights on Thursday afternoon at Greenback Lane and Fountain Square Drive, where a small group of protesters held a large banner criticizing…

Artist Amie Nowell began painting a new mural at Sylvan Corners in Citrus Heights, Wednesday, June 11, 2025. // SB Williams

New mural underway at Sylvan Corners

After years of vision and persistence, a new Citrus Heights Arts District is becoming a reality, beginning with the creation of a large-scale mural…

Real Estate for sale sign, file photo

Real estate market softens in Citrus Heights, but no crash predicted

There are signs of change, and there are conflicting views between buyers and sellers of what the future of the housing market may hold.

Sixth grader Lyra Rutherford from Woodside K-8 took first place in the contest. Two other students from Trajan Elementary School, Liliana Hodges in fifth grade and Sophia Richards in fourth grade, were runners-up in the contest. // Citrus Heights Water District

Sixth grader from Citrus Heights wins Water Awareness Poster Contest

A sixth grader at Woodside K-8 was awarded first place in an annual Water Awareness Poster Contest hosted by the Citrus Heights Water District.

Goats grazing at Twin Creeks Park Site open space in Citrus Heights.

Goats have returned to help with fire mitigation, weed control

A unique team of groundskeepers has made its way to Citrus Heights, and they’re already hard at work helping with weed abatement…

city scoop 2023, Greenback

June Events 2025: What’s going on in Citrus Heights this month?

Summer is on its way with several events scheduled for this month, including a comedy night, ice cream social, groundbreaking for a housing project…

Tommy Hugh Wright. 1932-2025. // Price Funeral Chapel

Obituary: Tommy Hugh Wright (1932-2025)

Tommy Hugh Wright was born at home in Bonnerdale, Arkansas, on December 10, 1932, and died in Orangevale, California on May 21, 2025…

Stars and Stripes 2024

Stars and Stripes celebration, fireworks to return for 3rd year in Citrus Heights

The annual Stars and Stripes Independence Day celebration is returning for a third year to Van Maren Park on Saturday, June 28…

Citrus Heights announces 2025 summer ice cream social locations

The City of Citrus Heights recently announced three new locations for the annual City Scoop ice cream social community gatherings for the 2025 summer season…