Events: What’s happening in February in Citrus Heights?
Whether you’re looking for entertainment, community engagement, or professional growth, there’s something happening for everyone this February, with…
‘Fill the Boots for Burns’ fundraiser returning to Citrus Heights streets
Firefighters are slated to kick off the 31st annual “Fill the Boots for Burns” fundraising event on…
Citrus Heights Historical Society to present on history of Sylvan Corners
Beginning in February, the Citrus Heights Historical Society will be offering quarterly presentations about…
‘Snack Man’ seeks sock donations for Citrus Heights homeless
By Mike Hazlip— Alfred Sanchez, better known on the streets of Citrus Heights as the Snack Man, is looking to collect 3,000 pairs of socks to distribute to people experiencing homelessness in Citrus Heights.
Cleanup begins at homeless camp behind Citrus Heights condos
By Mike Hazlip— On Saturday, a collaborative effort between residents of a condominium association and Citrus Heights police led to an initial four-hour cleanup of a homeless camp on private property, located between the condos and Interstate 80.
Citrus Heights News Briefs: obituary, change maker, district attorney
Latest local news briefs include an obituary of a longtime resident and former bar owner, the mayor of Citrus Heights being recognized as a change-maker in the region, and a high profile local endorsement in the race for…
‘Brews in the Burbs’ to return to Citrus Heights for 2022
Sentinel staff report– Promising an evening of craft beer tastings, live music, food trucks and backyard games, the Sunrise MarketPlace on Thursday announced its “Brews in the Burbs” event will return to the Sunrise Mall parking lot in…
Residents seek to clean up homeless camp behind Citrus Heights condos
By Mike Hazlip— About 56 feet as measured on Google Earth separate a row of storage units for Coventry Square Condominiums from eastbound Interstate 80 in Citrus Heights.
Community survey seeks input on homelessness, COVID response
By Mike Hazlip— Sacramento County Supervisor Sue Frost is asking residents of Citrus Heights and surrounding areas to give their input by completing an online survey.
Citrus Heights News Briefs: infrastructure, public hearing, obituary
Latest local news briefs include an obituary of an 85-year-old resident, a second public hearing on redistricting, and Citrus Heights being featured by the League of California Cities for infrastructure improvements on Auburn Boulevard.
Guest Opinion: Mask mandates and a pattern of inconsistency
By Supervisor Sue Frost– It may be hard to realize this, but we are already well into 2022. I say this because I find myself reading headlines that make me feel like I am still living in late…
Citrus Heights neighborhood association to resume in-person meetings
By Mike Hazlip— After almost two years without an in-person meeting, the Park Oaks Neighborhood Association in Citrus Heights is set to hold their first meeting Thursday, February 17.
