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According to a map shared by the city, the proposed route will begin behind Walmart in the Stock Ranch plaza and travel east, then veer north for a short distance before crossing the creek. The trail then continues east, following the creek behind the Huntington Square Apartments, until it reaches Sylvan Road, just south of the Huntington Square Apartments. // City of Citrus Heights

Citrus Heights Council takes next step for Sylvan-Stock Ranch trail project extension

The Citrus Heights City Council earlier this month adopted key environmental documents for an extension project to the Arcade-Cripple Creek Trail, allowing the city to move forward in the next phase of the project…

An independent clothing store has left Sunrise Mall and opened a new location in Folsom. // SB Williams

Clothing store relocates from Sunrise Mall to Folsom

A clothing store that once assured Sunrise Mall shoppers it was “not closing” has now relocated to Folsom, according to a handwritten sign posted on its front windows…

police lights, do not cross tape, crime scene. Citrus Heights Sentinel

Cause of death determined for man found unresponsive behind Sunrise Mall

Citrus Heights Police have determined the cause of death of an elderly man found unresponsive inside a vehicle behind Sunrise Mall on Thursday night…

A prominent, vacant building on Auburn Blvd. which has been through multiple tenants now has a chance at new life. // SB Williams

Former Kmart building to get jolt of new life as E-Bike Outlet

Plans are now underway to convert a long-vacant Auburn Boulevard building in Citrus Heights into a full-service e-bike dealership, with renovations expected to take place over the next year…

Sayonara Drive street sign, stop sign, with illegally dumped trash at the base.

City Council votes to retain Sayonara Drive street name for now

The Citrus Heights City Council voted unanimously to retain the name Sayonara Drive, while leaving the door open to future discussion of a name change…

Sayonara Drive street sign, stop sign, with illegally dumped trash at the base.

‘Sayonara’ to Sayonara Drive? City Council to weigh renaming notorious street

The Citrus Heights City Council is expected on Wednesday to consider and discuss the possibility of renaming Sayonara Drive. The City Council meeting will be held Wednesday, June 10, at 6 p.m. at Citrus Heights City Hall, 6360…

Eight families were able to enter their new homes for the first time after a home dedication ceremony held by Habitat for Humanity on Sayonara Drive, Saturday, June 6, 2026.

‘Hope has a new address:’ Eight families receive keys to new Habitat for Humanity homes in Citrus Heights

Habitat for Humanity of Greater Sacramento celebrated a major milestone Saturday morning as the organization dedicated the first eight homes of the Sayonara housing project…

Sunrise Rollerland is located at 6001 Sunrise Vista Drive. // SB Williams

Arcade company buys Sunrise Rollerland for $3.5M

A new arcade family entertainment and gaming company has purchased the former Sunrise Rollerland for $3.5 million…

New trees and shrubs have been added along Auburn Blvd. as part of Phase 2 of the Auburn Blvd. Complete Streets Project. May 30, 2026. // SB Williams

Auburn Blvd revitalization project now estimated to exceed $36M

The Citrus Heights City Council on Wednesday unanimously approved nearly $1 million in additional construction work amendments for the Auburn Boulevard Complete Streets Project, Phase 2…

Vacant Sears building at Sunrise Mall to become indoor slide park flagship location, company says

A Missouri-based family entertainment company announced its new flagship location will be located in Citrus Heights at Sunrise Mall, Ethan Conrad Properties and the newly-signed tenant say…

Sunrise Mall sign

Indoor slide park signs lease for portion of Sunrise Mall property

A portion of the Sunrise Mall property owned by Ethan Conrad Properties could reportedly become home to a new indoor slide adventure park, according to a May 21 report from CoStar…

Unhoused population rises in Citrus Heights, homelessness count finds

Results of the recent Point in Time (PIT) count survey of unhoused individuals in Sacramento County found the unhoused population in Citrus Heights rose by almost 100 more individuals than those counted in 2024…