Sara Beth Williams
Citrus Heights continues to battle shopping cart blight
Over 1,500 shopping carts were collected off the streets of Citrus Heights in 2023…
Planning Commission approves controversial proposal to subdivide Mariposa Ave lot
The Citrus Heights Planning Commission recently voted to approve the request to subdivide a vacant 2.3-acre parcel of land on the corner of Mariposa Avenue and Church Lane into five residential lots…
Motivational speaker, MVHS alum, to address mental health, positivity
Motivational speaker and Mesa Verde High School alumnus Kevin Bracy is coming to Mesa Verde on Saturday, May 18, for a “Talk Positivity Party.”
‘Brews in the Burbs’ returning to Sunrise Mall
The annual “Brews in the Burbs” craft beer festival is returning to the Sunrise Mall parking lot on Saturday, May 18…
Citrus Heights council opts to keep Planning Commission active
After debate among City Council members and multiple public comments, the Citrus Heights City Council agreed to withdraw the motion to dissolve the Planning Commission temporarily and voted 3-2 in support of appointing a new at-large member to…
City Council green lights 2nd phase of Auburn Boulevard revitalization project
Nearly ten years after the first phase of the Auburn Boulevard Complete Streets Project was completed, the Citrus Heights City Council on Thursday gave the green light for construction to begin on the second phase of revitalization for…
Local store rebranding, relocating from Sunrise Mall
A jewelry repair shop that operated inside the Sunrise Mall for decades has rebranded and is relocating to the Marketplace at Birdcage shopping center…
Thousands lose power in Citrus Heights amid high winds
Following a widespread Xfinity internet outage reported on Monday, Citrus Heights residents experienced multiple power outages Wednesday morning…
Traveling family circus returns to the Sunrise Mall this weekend
A traveling circus is returning to the Sunrise Mall this Mother’s Day weekend…
Citrus Heights police to host public forum on use of military equipment
The Citrus Heights Police Department will be holding a community engagement meeting on Tuesday, May 14, where they will be discussing an annual review of military equipment utilized by the department…
