LETTERS: Measure M, sales tax, defunding police
Latest letters from Citrus Height Sentinel readers include varying views on the proposed Measure M sales tax and commentary on efforts across the nation to defund police departments.
Documentary on early Citrus Heights fire-fighting volunteers viewable free online
With limited entertainment options available amid COVID-19 shutdowns, those looking for something to watch may find a documentary on the history of Citrus Heights’ female firefighting and medic volunteers of interest.
Citrus Heights News Briefs: DeAngelo, pet palaces, fire, obituary
Latest local news briefs include Citrus Heights officers assisting with evacuations in the state’s wildfires, the passing of a community volunteer, a Citrus Heights man being featured on ABC 10 for his unusual craft, and more.
Guest Opinion: Why I’m supporting Measure M
For more than a year, the senior city officials have studied the issue of revenue needs for the Citrus Heights going forward in the 21st Century. They recognized the need to do something about
Guest Opinion: Prop 15 is a better solution than Measure M
As the city places Measure M to increase the municipal sales and use tax in the amount of 1% on the ballot, The Sentinel has published guest opinions in support and opposition to the proposal.
Citrus Heights marching band holding large Fall Yard Sale
A large yard sale benefiting the Citrus Heights Community Marching Band will be held on Aug. 28-30 and Sept. 4-7 this year, with COVID-19 safety protocols in place.
Guest Opinion: Measure M tax is needed for the future of Citrus Heights
By Albert J. Fox– Reading recent guest articles and social media content regarding the Citrus Heights proposed Measure M has been concerning. It appears some of our residents are not seeing the positive benefits or future growth potential…
Guest Opinion: Defund the police? Not on my watch!
Lately I, as I am sure all of you also, have seen what our great nation is going through — especially with the asking of police departments to be defunded and done away with.
Citrus Heights News Briefs: COVID, high school, priest, obituary
Latest local news briefs include the introduction of a new principal at San Juan High School, latest COVID-19 numbers in Citrus Heights, an obituary of a local resident, and more.
Smoke-filled skies result in cancelled activities in Citrus Heights, poor air quality
The skies of Citrus Heights glowed an eerie orange as smoke from distant wildfires blanketed the region this week.
Citrus Heights nonprofit seeks donations to help at-risk population amid pandemic
With annual fundraisers canceled and increasing demand for help due the COVID-19 pandemic, funds for the Citrus Heights Homeless Assistance Resource Team (HART) are running low.
Guest Column: Sacramento County used federal COVID relief funds responsibly
In recent days, Sacramento County and other local governments have been under the spotlight regarding how we have used our portion of the Coronavirus Relief Fund (CRF) money from the federal government via the CARES Act.
