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‘Howl-o-Ween’ parade scheduled for Oct. 16 in Citrus Heights

By Mike Hazlip— The Citrus Heights Community Marching Band is planning a pet-themed “Howl-o-Ween” parade and harvest festival for Saturday, October 16.

Alumni celebrate school spirit at San Juan High School picnic

Mike Hazlip— The San Juan High School of today might be very different from that of 108 years ago, but school spirit among generations of alumni was alive and well on Saturday as past graduates gathered at Rusch…

Job fair to be held Oct. 5th at Sunrise Mall

By Mike Hazlip— Those interested in finding work or transitioning to a new job may find what they’re looking for at an upcoming job fair in Citrus Heights.

Charter school

Plans for new charter school campus approved by Citrus Heights Planning Commission

By Mike Hazlip— Citrus Heights planning commissioners last week voted unanimously to approve plans for a new charter school at Old Auburn and Antelope Road, despite concern about additional traffic in the neighboring residential area.

San Juan High School, Citrus Heights

San Juan HS alumni to hold ‘all class picnic’ at Rusch Park this Saturday

By Mike Hazlip– The San Juan High School Alumni Association is planning an All Class Picnic for Saturday, Oct. 2, at Rusch Park.

Police Lights, SUV. Photo credit: Luke Otterstad

Citrus Heights man killed in collision; driver arrested

By Mike Hazlip— A 47-year-old Citrus Heights man was killed when the Ford Focus he was driving collided with a Toyota Tacoma on Elverta Road over the weekend, according to authorities.

DUI checkpoint, citrus heights, police

CHPD awarded new $205k grant for DUI checkpoints, enforcement

By Mike Hazlip— Citrus Heights police have been awarded with a $205,000 grant administered by the California Office of Traffic Safety for increased enforcement of drunk or distracted drivers.

Henry Tingle, Citrus Heights city manager

Sept. 30 is officially Henry Tingle Day in Citrus Heights. Here’s why.

In 2016, the Citrus Heights City Council formally voted to make Sept. 30 “Henry Tingle Day,” in honor of the outgoing city manager who was recognized for his leadership and credited with keeping the city out of debt…

Citrus Heights News Briefs: Cigars, trespassing, obituary

Latest local news briefs include the passing of a 92-year-old resident, a local couple being featured in a TV interview, and a Citrus Heights man being cited for trespassing at a casino.

San Juan High School, Citrus Heights

Reports of lockdown, gunman at San Juan HS were unfounded, police say

Sentinel staff report– Citrus Heights police last week investigated claims stemming from social media posts alleging that San Juan High School was locked down on Thursday, but deemed the claims to be rumors.