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DUI suspected after collision shuts down Madison Ave, takes out utility pole

The heavily trafficked intersection of Sunrise Boulevard and Madison Avenue in Citrus Heights was shut down after a two-vehicle collision involving a utility pole occurred in the early morning hours on Wednesday.

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?

National Night Out, Stacey Hanks, Citrus Heights

National Night Out postponed due to COVID-19

The first Tuesday in August would normally see various neighborhood crime watch groups gathering outdoors across Citrus Heights and the nation, but this year is anything but normal.

Restaurant stimulus brings in over $600k to Citrus Heights restaurants, so far

The statewide Great Plates Delivered program that provides free meals to seniors and revenue to restaurants during the COVID-19 pandemic has once again been extended.

Drive-in movie in Citrus Heights brings families out for some fun amid pandemic

A cool summer breeze at twilight carrying the smell of pizza as kids of all ages sat with pillows and blankets in the beds of pickup trucks was reminiscent of an earlier time at the drive in.

Citrus Heights News Briefs: robbery, COVID-19 cases, obituary

Latest local news briefs include police searching for a robbery suspect who used a stolen debit card in Citrus Heights, an update on local COVID-19 cases, and a repeat DUI offender receiving a fourth conviction in Citrus Heights.

LETTER: If Citrus Heights sales tax goes up, it’s worth it to shop in Placer County

By Alan Utzig, Citrus Heights– Council members should keep in mind that Placer County is only a few minutes away…

Portion of Auburn Blvd closed after collision knocks down wires in Citrus Heights

POLICE: Hit-and-run likely cause of downed wires, Auburn Blvd closure

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

Ever consider running for local office?