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Dutch Bros Manager Stephanie Cotton helps load a bag of food at Sunrise Christian Food Ministry Tuesday, Feb. 11, 2025.

Valentine’s Day fundraiser to aid Citrus Heights families in need

Residents craving coffee drinks this Valentine’s Day can help contribute funds to the Sunrise…

Guest Column: An open letter to Citrus Heights Police

My name is Paul Reyes, and I have lived here in Citrus Heights since way before we became a city. It has given me a great place to live and a wonderful place to raise my children. One…

A large tree at a home on Mariposa Avenue was observed on Friday morning uprooted and blocking a portion of Cook Avenue. // Luke Otterstad

Tree uproots, falls amid winds and rain in Citrus Heights

Heavy rainfall and winds moving through the region last week sent at least one tree toppling over and caused wires to come down in Citrus Heights…

Citrus Heights Letters: fast food drive-thru’s, Mesa Verde stadium

Letters to the editor from Citrus Heights Sentinel readers include comments about how to address long lines at drive-thru restaurants and a new stadium coming to Mesa Verde High School.

Scott Meyer

Life on the Edge: What happens when the county line runs through your home

By Mike Hazlip— The line between Sacramento and Placer counties runs right through the middle of Scott Meyer’s home, located on the far northern edge of Citrus Heights. Meyer says the home was built in 1937 and appears…

Citrus Heights News Briefs: Obituary, endorsements, Easter, award

Latest local news briefs include the City of Citrus Heights receiving an award for its specific plan for Sunrise Mall, the local chamber announcing endorsements in the upcoming primary election, Easter greetings, and an obituary for an 85-year-old…

Citrus Heights News Briefs: appointee, 100-year-old resident, mayor

Latest local news briefs feature a trio of Citrus Heights women who recently made headlines, one for being appointed by California Gov. Gavin Newsom, another who passed away at age 100, and the other being the city’s mayor:…

Life on the Edge: the challenges of living on the fringes of Citrus Heights

Danny and Paula Giusti live at an address that some say doesn’t exist.

Upgraded ‘Little Free Libraries’ being redeployed across Citrus Heights

By Mike Hazlilp— Damaged and vandalized “Little Free Libraries” are being replaced at various locations throughout Citrus Heights as a community organization works with a local high school to rebuild them.

Car shows, kids event set for this Saturday in Citrus Heights

By Nadezhda Chayka Otterstad– Events are coming back to Citrus Heights, with three family friendly events slated for this Saturday, April 9.

Greenhouse plant seedlings. Photo by Luke Otterstad

Citrus Heights Water District to host free webinar on building healthy soil

Sentinel staff report– With warmer weather and the arrival of planting season, the Citrus Heights Water District on Thursday announced an upcoming webinar on “turning dirt into gold.”

Citrus Heights News Briefs: Award, mayor, homeless assault

Latest local news briefs include a man being sentenced for an assault at a Citrus Heights homeless camp, the city’s mayor being featured on KCRA, and a councilwoman recognized with an award by Stones Gambling Hall.