E-bike safety course at MVHS cancelled, organizers say
The Citrus Heights Police Department is partnering with the San Juan Unified School District and several e-bike industry organizations to host its first E-bike Safety Course later this summer…
New AI-driven data shows steady growth in Citrus Heights Stars & Stripes attendance
City officials say new artificial intelligence data technology the city has been utilizing for about one year has enabled them to capture more accurate attendance numbers of large-scale events…
Have you seen this new mural outside City Hall in Citrus Heights?
A new mural commemorating and celebrating the history and legacy of Citrus Heights along with the United States, has been installed on the walls of Citrus Heights City Hall…
Big Day of Giving: Nonprofits seek donations for Citrus Heights community programs
Multiple nonprofits are petitioning the community to donate toward various community causes that support Citrus Heights…
‘Tools of the Trade’ career, education fair returns to Citrus Heights
Citrus Heights families and job seekers are invited to attend the city’s annual “Tools of the Trade” event, formerly known as the Public Works Showcase…
‘Incredibly sad.’ Founders Plaque goes missing at local dog park
A plaque honoring the founders of a local dog park has been reported stolen, leaving members of the Pet Owners Organization of Citrus Heights (P.O.O.C.H.) shaken and saddened, according to a recent social media post…
Historical Society to present on history of water in Citrus Heights
The Citrus Heights Historical Society will be hosting a presentation on the importance of the history of water in the region before it was officially known as Citrus Heights…
Pet pigeon in Citrus Heights nominated in Nationwide’s Wacky Pet Names contest
A local pet pigeon from Citrus Heights was nominated for a rather unusual recognition: an annual Wacky Pet Names contest hosted by a pet insurance company…
Citrus Heights Marching Band to host annual yard sale
The Citrus Heights Community Marching Band is inviting residents to shop for bargains while supporting local youth music programs during their annual multi-day yard sale fundraiser scheduled across two weekends in May…
MVHS math teacher retiring after storied career spanning 38 years
For nearly four decades, Michael Peoples has taught math at Mesa Verde High School, a career he describes as a calling. Now, he says, it’s time to “pass the torch.”…
Rusch Park skate park sports new mural artwork
Another mural has been added at Rusch Community Park, this time at the skate park…
May events: What’s going on in Citrus Heights this month
From concerts and bike rides to charity events and Memorial Day ceremonies, Citrus Heights offers a wide variety of ways to get involved…
