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A rendering from the Sunrise Tomorrow Specific Plan

Guest Column: The false promise of zoning

By Mark Dempsey– Zoning is a series of (necessarily) false promises, made in (unnecessarily) unclear zoning codes, at least as California’s local governments practice it now…

Sunrise Christian Food Ministry volunteers

Citrus Heights food bank to close temporarily

The Sunrise Christian Food Ministry will be temporarily closed for two weeks, according to the food closet’s director…

The interior of a home on Twin Oaks Ave. which burned down on March 15, 2025. // Sac Metro Fire

Citrus Heights family of six unsure of future after house fire

Nahtima Wyant, her boyfriend Gary Hurd, and their four children and two dogs, were all recently displaced in a housefire…

Riley Goode from Sylvan Middle School

Citrus Heights teacher in the running for America’s Favorite Teacher

A local middle school teacher is in the running for a national competition with a grand prize offering of $25,000 and a trip to Hawaii…

A sign outside of California Basics, located at Sunrise Mall, that reads "We are not closing."

Sunrise Mall retailer posts ‘not closing’ sign

Bucking the trend of Sunrise Mall closures, at least one retailer says it’s here to stay, for now…

Ghostbusters of Sacramento at the Weekend Blender

Comic-Con event sparks life at Sunrise Mall amid store closures

A returning Comic-Con brought much-needed traffic to Sunrise Mall over last weekend…

police lights, CH Sentinel

25-year-old Citrus Heights man dies in car crash

A man who died in a solo-vehicle crash last week in Fair Oaks has been identified as a Citrus Heights resident…

The City of Citrus Heights entered into a contract with Sacramento County Animal Care services in 2024.

Mobile animal vaccine, micro-chip clinic coming to Citrus Heights

An animal services mobile vaccination clinic is coming to Citrus Heights…

More Arrests, More Tech: Citrus Heights cracks down on retail theft

The Citrus Heights Police Department recently provided an update on the implementation and progress of a $2.7 million Organized Retail Theft…

A pair of SMUD utility boxes wrapped in art in front of JCPenney.

New art program aims to transform Citrus Heights traffic signal cabinets

The City Council on Wednesday gave the green light on a new traffic signal control cabinet art program…