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The landscaping is now barren along Auburn Blvd. // SB Williams

Letters to the Editor: Auburn Blvd, sidewalks

This week’s Letters to the Editor discuss Neighborhood Area 4, and road safety and upgrades..

Sunday Funday, Citrus Heights

Sunday Funday won’t be happening this year: Here’s why

Sunday Funday has officially been put on pause this year…

Citrus Heights Community Marching Band celebrated 20 years with a concert event at the future site of the Kathy Cook Memorial Amphitheater, at Rusch Park, June 25, 2025. // SB Williams

Citrus Heights Community Marching Band celebrates 20 years at site of future memorial amphitheater

The Citrus Heights Community Marching Band celebrated its 20th anniversary last Wednesday with a concert at the future site of the Kathy Cook Memorial Amphitheater located at Rusch Park.

Citrus Heights News Briefs: mystery package, home prices, $1M proposal

Latest local news briefs include a bomb squad being deployed to investigate a mysterious package in Citrus Heights, the median home price dipping below $300 per square foot, and a vote on a million-dollar local spending proposal being…

Obituary: Daniel Eugene Sargent (1948-2023)

Submitted by family– On Tuesday, Feb. 7, 2023, the world lost a True Alaskan Adventurer and Story Teller. Daniel Eugene Sargent was born on January 13, 1948 in Placerville, California. Born to Ralph and Helen Sargent, Daniel grew…

‘Taste of Soul’ event to be held in Citrus Heights

By Sara Beth Williams– A free event celebrating Black history with food, arts and music, will be held on Feb. 25 at the Citrus Heights Community Center.

Citrus Heights News Briefs: obituary, holiday, massage parlors

Latest local news briefs include an upcoming community meeting to discuss a rapid increase the number of massage parlors in Citrus Heights, closure of City Hall due to Presidents’ Day, and an obituary for an 85-year-old resident.

Sue Frost, supervisor

Guest Opinion: This new ‘tool’ will help end homelessness

By Supervisor Sue Frost– Several years ago, I was approached by a group of individuals who were desperately advocating for the Sacramento Board to approve Laura’s Law, which would establish collaborative court proceedings for seriously mentally ill individuals…

Citrus Heights police logs. // CH Sentinel

LETTER: Police should resume publishing logs

By Carol Alexander, Citrus Heights– I for one was disappointed that the police stopped posting the logs of what was happening on a daily basis some years ago…

Citrus Heights News Briefs: obituary, murder mystery, housing

Latest local news briefs include the continued search by police to find out who murdered a 17-year-old last year, the city promoting a program to help homeowners seeking to construct secondary residential dwellings, and an obituary for a…

Memorial held for pedestrian killed in Citrus Heights collision

By Mike Hazlip— A memorial was held this week for one of two women who were killed in a Jan. 22 collision in Citrus Heights.

The story behind this huge wall mural in Citrus Heights

By Sara Beth Williams– Thanks to grants from the city and other sources, several murals now grace the walls of the Sunrise MarketPlace business district in Citrus Heights, including a large mural spanning one of the walls of…