Annual Hawaiian Luau at Veterans Community Center in Citrus Heights canceled
The Veterans Community Center has announced that their annual Hawaiian Luau has been canceled this year, due to the passing of founder Jeanne Rounsavell.
Veterans Community Center mourns loss of founder Jeanne Rounsavell
The Citrus Heights community is mourning the loss of Veterans Community Center co-founder Jeanne Rounsavell, who passed away on Sunday, Aug. 10, the Veterans Community Center announced.
Historical highway placard unveiling planned in Citrus Heights
For history lovers and travel enthusiastic, a new historical placard will give residents and visitors a glimpse into the region’s historic past…
Meet the artist behind this Citrus Heights mural
Anyone who’s stepped inside Beach Hut Deli in Citrus Heights is bound to notice two beach-themed murals that lend bold creativity to the laid back atmosphere.
Police, neighbors, businesses, celebrate National Night Out in Citrus Heights
This year, 14 registered National Night Out events took place throughout Citrus Heights on Tuesday, Aug. 5, including some inaugural events…
Why are some palm trees removed from Sunrise Boulevard in Citrus Heights?
Several palm trees were removed from the median on Sunrise Boulevard between Sayonara Drive and Arcadia Drive, leaving many residents wondering why…
August Events: What’s happening in Citrus Heights this month?
From a family-friendly movie night at Rusch Park pool, and an ice cream social at Mesa Verde High School to live theater productions and a special presentation by the Citrus Heights Historical Society, this month offers a little…
Obituary: Charles Francis Burns (1937-2025)
Charles Francis Burns, 87, of Citrus Heights, California, passed away peacefully on July 22, 2025…
‘New California’ advocates seek to create 51st state, with vote in Citrus Heights
An organization seeking to split California into two states is hosting an in-person vote in counties across the state on Saturday, Aug. 2, with Citrus Heights serving as the voting location in Sacramento County…
Local grad to share San Juan High’s origins in Citrus Heights Historical Society presentation
The Citrus Heights Historical Society is inviting the community to a presentation on the origins of San Juan High School, one of the oldest institutions in the area.
Citrus Heights Water District seeks applicants for Customer Advisory Committee
The Citrus Heights Water District is inviting local water district customers to apply for its Customer Advisory Committee…
Phase 2 of Sayonara housing project in Citrus Heights to begin accepting applications
Applications for eight new affordable homes in Citrus Heights will officially open on Aug. 8, as part of Phase 2 of a partnership project between Habitat for Humanity and the City of Citrus Heights.
