Measure M sales tax opponents to boycott Citrus Heights Chamber forum
A Citrus Heights Chamber of Commerce forum intended to allow both sides of the controversial Measure M sales tax to present their case will likely only have one side present on Monday night after opponents of the proposed…
Election 2020: Who’s running for Citrus Heights City Council?
With two seats up for election on the City Council this year, a total of four residents have qualified to run for the positions.
Citrus Heights launches new survey platform for resident feedback
The City of Citrus Heights has launched a new survey platform called FlashVote which lets residents weigh in on local matters.
Opponents mobilize to fight Measure M sales tax proposal in Citrus Heights
Opponents of a $12 million sales tax increase in Citrus Heights are beginning to mobilize to defeat the measure in November.
Election 2020: Citrus Heights mayor won’t seek another term
Jeff Slowey, who is currently serving as mayor of Citrus Heights, was not among the names of candidates who filed by the Aug. 7 deadline to run for City Council this year.
City answers common questions about vision for Sunrise Mall
Wondering why there’s three hotels shown in conceptual plans for redevelopment at Sunrise Mall, or whether there will be space for the weekly Farmer’s Market to continue?
Census response rate slows in Citrus Heights
The Census self-response rate in Citrus Heights appears to have hit a plateau, as the rate rose by just 1.4% over the past 45 days. Statewide, response rates ticked up by about 4% during the same time.
Deadline approaching to run for school board, water district and city council
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City seeks development offers for 11-acre Sylvan Corners site
The City of Citrus Heights this month began seeking qualified developers to submit offers for purchasing and developing the 11.3-acre former Sylvan Middle School property at Sylvan Corners. Offers will be received for 120 days, through Oct. 5.
Measure M: Citrus Heights council votes 4-1 to put $12M sales tax increase on ballot
Citrus Heights residents will have the opportunity to vote on a proposed 1-cent sales tax increase in November, following a 4-1 vote by the City Council on Thursday.
