Residents voice concerns over vacant properties in latest Citrus Heights survey
Citrus Heights residents spoke out about the city’s ongoing problem with vacant commercial properties, with hundreds weighing in through the latest FlashVote survey issued on Monday…
First SONIC in Citrus Heights now open
A new SONIC drive-in restaurant opened on Monday, marking the business’s first location to operate in Citrus Heights…
Citrus Heights council considers proposed Homelessness and Housing board
The Sacramento County Department of Homeless Services and Housing hopes to include Citrus Heights and other cities on a new Homelessness and Housing board by 2026.
Controversy continues over illegal camping ordinance revisions in Citrus Heights
The issue of whether to ban sleeping in vehicles throughout Citrus Heights again sparked public controversy during the Sept. 25 City Council meeting…
City Council to consider banning future recycling centers in Citrus Heights
The City Council on Wednesday, Sept. 25, will hold a public hearing and discuss whether to approve a ban on additional recycling centers in the city limits…
Van Duker passes torch after 46 years of printing in Citrus Heights
By Mike Hazlip– With nearly five decades in the printing business behind him, Bill Van Duker has stopped the presses at All Star Printing as he turns a page to a new chapter. After running All Star Printing…
Why are lanes closed 24/7 on Auburn Blvd, even outside construction hours?
Following the beginning of roadway work on Auburn Boulevard, at least one lane has been closed — even outside construction hours…
Citrus Heights council changes course, votes for full ban on camping in vehicles
In the first meeting without former Mayor Bret Daniels, the Citrus Heights City Council on Wednesday reversed course and voted unanimously to not include an exemption for passenger vehicles from the city’s illegal camping ordinance…
Threats of violence toward local high school deemed ‘unfounded’
Threats of violence on social media allegedly targeting a local high school have been labeled a “hoax”…
Rehab of ‘dilapidated’ complex for homeless, at-risk seniors moves forward
An area nonprofit seeking to provide low-income housing for seniors who are homeless or at-risk of becoming homeless won approval from the Citrus Heights City Council last month for a $500,000 grant…
City seeks to curb ‘rampant’ illegal dumping in Citrus Heights
In an effort to address illegal dumping across Citrus Heights, city staff during an Aug. 28 City Council meeting suggested a “progressive” approach to handle blight and associated issues with Neighborhood Cleanup services…
Ribbon cutting kicks off plans for playground for children with disabilities
Community members and business leaders gathered at San Juan Park last month to kickoff efforts to build Mike’s Playground, a playground that will accommodate children living with disabilities…
