Park Oaks, a neighborhood in Citrus Heights, California, is currently classified as a "White Majority" community with transitional elements. As of 2022, the white population comprises 58% of the total, while the Hispanic population has increased to 29%. The median income of $75,049 in 2022 positions it slightly above the national median, indicating a moderately affluent suburban area. Park Oaks is characterized by tree-lined streets and community parks, reflecting its name and contributing to its suburban appeal.

Over the past decade, Park Oaks has transitioned from a "Low Diversity" community to a "Moderate Diversity" one, approaching the status of a "Transitional Community." In 2013, the neighborhood was firmly in the "White Majority" category with 69% of the population identifying as white. By 2022, this percentage had decreased to 58%, while the Hispanic population grew from 19% to 29%. This shift indicates a trend towards increasing diversity, particularly with the growth of the Hispanic community. The black population has also increased slightly from 2% to 4% over this period. These changes suggest that Park Oaks is gradually moving towards a more diverse demographic composition, potentially transitioning to a "Majority-Minority" status in the future if current trends persist.

The median income in Park Oaks has fluctuated over the past decade, but with an overall upward trend. From $64,850 in 2013, it rose to $75,049 in 2022, representing a 15.7% increase. This economic growth has coincided with the increasing diversity of the neighborhood. The years of highest median income (2020 and 2021) also saw the most significant increases in Hispanic population, suggesting that the demographic shift may be partially driven by the influx of more affluent Hispanic residents. This could indicate a pattern of upward mobility within the Hispanic community or the attraction of higher-income Hispanic families to the area.