Citrus Heights
After not voting for 16 years, this local couple says they’ll vote again
In a year when many voters are expressing frustration at national politics, one local couple has decided to break their 16-year habit of not voting and will be casting ballots in this year’s election. But it wasn’t the…
MOE’S: New southwest grill to open Oct. 20 in Citrus Heights
A new southwest fast-casual restaurant will open on Thursday in the new Capital Nursery Plaza at the corner of Sunrise Boulevard and Madison Avenue in Citrus Heights, according to a company director. Moe’s Southwest Grill restaurants feature Subway-style…
Final free hazardous waste drop-off set for Oct. 15 in Citrus Heights
Got some household chemicals or other waste you think might not be okay to put in the trash or down the sink? On Oct. 15, Citrus Heights residents will have the last of three annual opportunities to dispose…
Citrus Heights announces new police chief
In an announcement on Friday, outgoing Police Chief Christopher Boyd named the 46-year-old current police chief of Rocklin as his official replacement. “It is with great pleasure that I introduce Ron Lawrence as the next Chief of Police…
Meet Tim Schaefer, candidate for Citrus Heights city council
Q: Why are you running for city council? A: “I have volunteered in the city for many years. I see that there are serious issues that need addressing. I.e., poor performing schools, crumbling roads and a growing homeless…
Meet Michael Nishimura, candidate for Citrus Heights city council
Q: Why are you running for city council? A: “I am new to this, but with the City’s 20th anniversary approaching, Henry Tingle’s retirement and with Chief Boyd moving on as City Manager, I believe that we, as…
Meet Bret Daniels, candidate for Citrus Heights city council
Q: Why are you running for city council? A: “Citrus Heights has been my home forever and it will continue to be so. I love this city. We have seen so much progress since becoming our own city…
Meet Marcel Weiland, candidate for Citrus Heights city council
Q: Why are you running for city council? A: “I want to dedicate my time to making Citrus Heights an even better place to live, work, and raise a family and I’m running for City Council because I…
Meet Amor Taylor, candidate for Citrus Heights city council
Q: Why are you running for city council? A: “With a background in public policy, a business owner and an individual with a disability, I feel I have a unique perspective…”
Video shows off new Citrus Heights city hall, dedication
A new video uploaded to Youtube by Sacramento Metro Cable 14 this week highlights various shots of the newly completed city hall building in Citrus Heights. The short, minute-long video includes views from inside and outside the new…
