Meet Jeannie Bruins, 2018 candidate for Citrus Heights City Council
“I have lived in Citrus Heights for 34 years, since 1984. I grew up mostly in Costa Mesa and then lived in various part of Los Angeles, settling in Hermosa Beach for 10 years before moving to Citrus…
Meet Porsche Middleton, 2018 candidate for Citrus Heights City Council
“My family has lived in Citrus Heights for 4 years. My family was military and we traveled around the country. My husband and I met in Engineering school and I have a bachelor’s degree from University of Louisville.…
Meet Al Fox, 2018 candidate for Citrus Heights City Council
“After I was selected to fill the unexpired term of former Councilmember Mel Turner I determined that I would fulfill the term and then, if I believed I could be an asset on the council, I would run…
Meet Treston Shull, 2018 candidate for Citrus Heights City Council
“I’ve lived in Citrus Heights for 5 years. I grew up in Foothill Farms by Foothill High School. I attended American River College and New Mexico Military Institute, I wanted to be an Officer in the Army, but…
Citrus Heights council approves first 6 streets to be repaved with SB 1 funds
Sentinel staff report– Citrus Heights City Council members on Thursday approved a contract for up to $723,000 to be used for repaving portions of six residential streets, totaling a distance of about 1.3 miles. The project is the first…
The Civic Minute: What’s happening at Citrus Heights City Hall (Sept. 27)
Sentinel staff report– Public hearings. Residential repaving contract. Development project. Transportation funding. Animal shelter services. Massage ordinance revision. Those are some of the topics on the agenda for the Citrus Heights City Council’s Sept. 27 meeting at City…
Bera challenger to host town hall in Citrus Heights
Sentinel staff report– Andrew Grant, the Folsom Republican seeking to take Democrat Ami Bera’s seat in the U.S. House of Representatives, will host a community town hall in Citrus Heights this Tuesday.
Q&A: when will the roads be repaved in Citrus Heights?
Sentinel staff report– Complaints about the poor condition of roads in Citrus Heights are often voiced by residents and have also been noted by the city’s mayor and council members at a recent forum. So what’s the plan…
Citrus Heights News Briefs: dead body, gas tax, guns, fire
Latest news briefs in Citrus Heights include a dead body being found inside a Citrus Heights home on Thursday, flames engulfing a garage on the outskirts of town, a local gun shop winning a lawsuit against the state,…
The Civic Minute: what’s happening at Citrus Heights City Hall? (Sept. 13)
Sentinel staff report– The City Council’s regularly scheduled meeting for Sept. 13 has been cancelled, in light of several City officials attending the annual League of California Cities’ Conference going on this week in Long Beach. A summary…
What can Citrus Heights do to reduce blight, improve neighborhoods?
Sentinel staff report– Keeping neighborhoods clean was one of the top priorities Citrus Heights residents said the City Council should focus on in a survey commissioned by the City last year. The topic also came up in one…
Citrus Heights will soon get an extra $5-6M per year. How should it be used?
Sentinel staff report– In a few short years, the City of Citrus Heights will get a long-awaited boost of an additional $5-6 million to save or spend as it pleases — and put in perspective of the City’s…
