Summary
Citrus Heights just picked new leaders, but they're only in the hot seat for a super short time – just three months! Get ready, because another leadership shake-up is already on the horizon.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 5
- Last 30 days
- 4
Impact analysis
Don't expect any big budget changes with leaders changing so fast.
The city gets a chance to test out different leadership styles quickly.
No groups negatively affected
Mentions & discussions (7)
Who's financing the 2026 Citrus Heights City Council candidates – Citrus Heights Sentinel
Spending from all candidates combined topped over $43,000, though Karpinski-Costa’s final expenditures disclosure form, due, Oct. 22, was not yet publicly available by press time. Combined, the candidates have received over $64,000 in campaign contributions this election season...
November Events: What's happening around Citrus Heights? – Citrus Heights Sentinel
November events in Citrus Heights this month seek to bring the community together through theatrical productions, public officials gatherings, holiday vender and craft fairs, and food drives...
Citrus Heights to host annual 'State of the City' address – Citrus Heights Sentinel
By Sara Beth Williams– The City of Citrus Heights’ annual State of the City address is planned for Thursday, Nov. 5, 2026, at Citrus Heights City Hall. The State of the City address is free to attend, but an op...
Citrus Heights Council forum highlights candidates' differing views on police, Sunrise Tomorrow plan – Citrus Heights Sentinel
During a candidate forum held Tuesday, Oct. 13., Citrus Heights City Council District 2 candidates Charles Stone and incumbent MariJane Lopez-Taff offered differing assessments of police staffing, public safety and city spending.,,
Your city council election guide to the Citrus Heights District 5 race
Your city council election guide to the Citrus Heights District 5 race Sacramento Bee
Citrus Heights city council selects a new mayor, vice mayor for three months
Citrus Heights city council selects a new mayor, vice mayor for three months ABC10
Henry Tingle reflects on 17 years as Citrus Heights city manager
Henry Tingle reflects on 17 years as Citrus Heights city manager Citrus Heights Sentinel
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