By Sara Beth Williams– The Citrus Heights City Council on Wednesday, June 11, will hear a presentation on illegal fireworks enforcement and the Gateway Activation project, as well as be asked to ...

Scott Kaufman was appointed as a new Planning Commissioner, replacing Oleg Shishko who resigned. // SB Williams. By Sara Beth Williams– A new planning commissioner appointment was recently ratified by ...

Sunrise Mall, Citrus Heights. // SB Williams. By Sara Beth Williams– One Sunrise Mall property owner is actively pursuing an off-market sale. Majority owner Namdar Realty Group is actively seeking ...

By Supervisor Rosario Rodriguez– Last week, the Sacramento County Board of Supervisors approved a balanced $8.9 billion budget for the upcoming fiscal year.

The Citrus Heights City Council adopted its biennial budget on Wednesday, which details the city’s planned spending and anticipated revenues for the next two years.

A mural painted by “MAMMXTH.” on the wall of DarkHeart Brewing, Monday, June 16, 2025. // SB Williams. By Sara Beth Williams– Two new murals have been added to Sylvan Corners in an unveiling of a new ...

An amphitheater is being planned for the west end of Rusch Community Park. // SB Williams. By Sara Beth Williams– The Citrus Heights Community Marching Band is inviting the public to a special 20th ...

Sweet Music Studio Cafe is coming to 8040 Greenback Ln. // CH Sentinel. By Sara Beth Williams– A wave of new food, drink, and specialty businesses are expected to open in Citrus Heights in the second ...

A new Juice and dessert shop is planning to open at Sunrise Village in Citrus Heights later in 2025. // SB Williams. By Sara Beth Williams– A juice and ice cream shop focused on natural and healthy ...

Los Nogales Mexican Restaurant is located at 7150 Auburn Blvd. // SB WIlliams. By Sara Beth Williams– Whether you’re craving classic Mexican food, Asian cuisine, or something entirely new, we’ve ...

The Citrus Heights Police Department continues to represent the largest share of the city’s general fund expenditures, according to a report from the city on June 11.

Friends of Raymond S. Oliver gathered at the Aerospace Museum of California Friday to remember the Citrus Heights man known as an historian, journalist, and curmudgeon.