Treston Shull
Bruins, Miller and Middleton lead in Citrus Heights City Council election
Sentinel staff report– Early election results show Vice Mayor Jeannie Bruins with a strong lead in the race for Citrus Heights City Council, followed by Mayor Steve Miller in second place and Planning Commissioner Porsche Middleton in third.…
Election 2018: Money continues to flow in race for Citrus Heights City Council
Sentinel staff report– Latest campaign finance disclosures filed on Oct. 27 show an unprecedented amount of cash is being spent in the race for three seats on the Citrus Heights City Council this year. The latest financial filings…
Who’s funding each of the Citrus Heights City Council candidates?
Sentinel staff report– Big money is pouring into the Citrus Heights City Council race this year, with amounts already topping the usual $10-20,000 raised by candidates in order to win local election. According to the latest campaign finance…
See where Citrus Heights City Council candidates stand on local issues
Sentinel staff report– The five residents running for three seats on the Citrus Heights City Council have varying views when it comes to homelessness, mandatory rental inspections, rent control, red light cameras, under-performing schools, economic development, and whether…
Election 2018: Meet the 5 candidates running for Citrus Heights City Council
Sentinel staff report– Beginning Oct. 8, vote-by-mail ballots will be sent to registered voters, and those in Citrus Heights will have a chance to choose from among five candidates vying for three seats on the City Council this year.…
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…
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…
Three more residents pull papers to run for Citrus Heights City Council
Sentinel staff report– As of Wednesday afternoon, there are now a total of nine residents who have taken the first step towards running for three city council seats that are up for election this year…
