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Amor Taylor, Citrus Heights

Amor Taylor on the issues, in her own words

Amor Taylor, 51, serves on the City’s Construction Board of Appeals and plans to open a Menchie’s frozen yogurt franchise in Citrus Heights next year. She previously served as director of public policy services for the California Foundation…

view of medical office building on Greenback lane in Citrus Heights

Judge denies motion to halt Citrus Heights city hall demolition

A Sacramento Superior Court judge denied a motion Friday that sought to temporarily bar the City of Citrus Heights from proceeding with plans to demolish its existing city hall and allow Dignity Health to construct a three-story medical…

Citrus Heights police sergeant David Gutierrez, sue frost

Council honors Citrus Heights police sgt. for ‘heroic actions’

Updated May 16, 5:01 p.m.– During a council meeting Thursday, City leaders recognized Citrus Heights Police Sergeant David Gutierrez for “heroic actions,” after reports recently came to light about three situations where the sergeant responded to critical situations…

Citrus Heights this week: what’s happening around town

Updated April 21, 5:46 p.m.– Wondering what’s going on in Citrus Heights this week? From community events to city council and planning commission meetings, there’s a lot going on around town. This week’s local activities offer a variety…

Front view of proposed new city hall off Fountain Square Drive in Citrus Heights.

Council votes 5-0 for new city hall & MOB; lawsuit threatened

Updated Mar. 27, 2:26 p.m. — Citrus Heights council members voted unanimously Thursday night to approve a long-debated $53 million proposal to tear down and relocate the City’s existing hall and replace it with a three-story medical office…

City of Citrus Heights sign, marquee. Stock photo. by Luke Otterstad

Arts, planning commissioners appointed; some vacancies left

Two board positions remain unfilled after Citrus Heights city council members voted to fill 11 of 13 vacancies on several City boards and commissions during last week’s council meeting. Vacancies for the positions were created after 13 terms…

Citrus Heights mayor sue frost, mel turner

Meet your new mayor: Q&A with Sue Frost

A new year in Citrus Heights brings with it a new mayor for the city. In this exclusive Sentinel email interview with newly appointed Mayor Sue Frost, we cover everything from what her cat’s name is to what…

Neon sign, massage sauna 2005. Photo credit, Justin Cormack

Citrus Heights bans new massage permits; cites prostitution

Following undercover sting operations in the past month resulting in two arrests for prostitution, Citrus Heights council members unanimously passed an “urgency ordinance” last week declaring a 45-day moratorium on most new massage parlors, citing the need for…

RESULTS: voters re-elect Citrus Heights council; Schaefer trails by 3%

Updated 11:21 a.m. — Voters in Citrus Heights gave a nod of approval to their current city councilmembers Tuesday, with all three incumbents leading challengers by 3 percent or more, according to the latest election results from the…

Citrus Heights city council signs, election 2014

2014 Citrus Heights Council Candidates Differ on Taxes, New City Hall

Looking to find out more about who’s running in the local Citrus Heights city council election? With the election coming on Tuesday, we’ve updated this candidate forum story from October with separate audio clips for each of the…