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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 launches new ‘Beautification Crew’ to clean up city

Sentinel staff report– Citrus Heights already has seen a reduction of more than two tons of litter and debris from across the city, thanks to nearly $1 million in federal pandemic relief funds going towards a newly launched…

Citrus Heights-opoly offers local spin on popular board game

By Mike Hazlip— If you’re looking for a last-minute gift idea or have ever wanted to own the Sunrise Mall Farmer’s Market or buy up City Hall, then a Citrus Heights-themed board game that’s popped up at several…

Citrus Heights News Briefs: Shop with a Cop, public hearing, housing

Latest local news briefs include the state recognizing Citrus Heights as a “pro-housing” city, a Shop with a Cop event hosted at Target, and a new subdivision approved by the planning commission.

Stones Casino recognizes WEAVE exec with community award

By Mike Hazlip— The CEO of Women Escaping A Violent Environment (WEAVE) was recognized with a Stones Gambling Hall “21 Award” during a Dec. 14 ceremony.

Citrus Heights woman spreads joy with ‘Letters to Santa’ mailbox

By Sara Beth Williams– While the official USPS deadline to mail letters to the North Pole has passed, one Citrus Heights family has a special, red mailbox for kids who still need to send their requests to Santa

Toy drive underway in Citrus Heights to benefit military families

By Sara Beth Williams– A toy drive put on by Toys for the Troops’ Kids is now underway in Citrus Heights.

Toy drive at Citrus Heights bingo center nets gifts for ‘Holiday Cheer’ program

By Mike Hazlip— A toy donation drive organized by a local Optimist International club netted six shopping carts full of items destined for families throughout Citrus Heights.

‘No-climb’ fence installed along problematic area of I-80 in Citrus Heights

By Mike Hazlip— A new fence aimed at curbing transient activity along Interstate 80 has been installed behind Big Lots in Citrus Heights.

Citrus Heights News Briefs: lights, public hearing, outages

Latest local news briefs include a public hearing set to take place on Wednesday, high winds causing outages, and the city launching its 2022 “Best Lights” contest.