
From toys to warm clothes: Citrus Heights nonprofits, businesses, rally to support families in need
As the holiday season approaches, several local nonprofits, neighborhood groups, and community organizations are launching efforts in order to help support families in need…

Meet the new Citrus Heights Santa, continuing a family legacy of spreading holiday cheer
Citrus Heights has a new Santa Claus.

Citrus Heights Water District votes 2-1 in favor of rate increase
The Citrus Heights Water District Board of Directors voted 2-1 in favor of increasing its rates for the upcoming year during a public hearing held Wednesday…

LETTER: Dumping possessions of homeless people is not the solution
Letter to the Editor: submitted by Margaret Anne Cleek

Guest Column: Replacing gas tax with a fee per mile driven? I have concerns.
By Sue Frost– This summer, as Californians prepare for road trips and vacations, I wanted to share my thoughts on the Road Charge Collection Pilot, a mileage-based tax program designed to help fund road maintenance…

Letters to the Editor: Fireworks, preschool closure, creek trail
Latest letters from Citrus Heights Sentinel readers include comments regarding fireworks, Arcade Cripple Creek trail, and closure of Citrus Heights Preschool…

Upcoming senior resource fair to offer health, wellness, tech support
Several Citrus Heights neighborhood associations have come together to offer a Senior Resource Fair to local residents next Tuesday…

Some skeptical as latest count finds just 62 homeless in Citrus Heights
A “point-in-time” count of unhoused individuals over one night in January found just over 60 unsheltered individuals in Citrus Heights…

Veterans center hosting annual Spaghetti Feed fundraising dinner
The Veteran’s Community Center is holding an annual spaghetti feed fundraiser on Saturday, June 22…

Advocate for area homeless calls for reform in Citrus Heights
A small assembly of homeless individuals and homeless advocates gathered in front of Citrus Heights City Hall on Tuesday, June 4 to protest the Fourth Amendment rights of unhoused individuals in Citrus Heights…

Carnival happening at the Sunrise Mall this weekend
Another carnival is scheduled to take place this weekend at Sunrise Mall, this time hosted by Butler Amusement…

Meet John Klunder: a suburban farmer in Citrus Heights
By Mike Hazlip— Known as “Farmer John” to friends and neighbors, Citrus Heights resident John Klunder and his wife use their storied property to grow farm-to-fork produce…




