Citrus Heights Sentinel
Citrus Heights News Briefs: obituary, murder mystery, housing
Latest local news briefs include the continued search by police to find out who murdered a 17-year-old last year, the city promoting a program to help homeowners seeking to construct secondary residential dwellings, and an obituary for a…
Could Citrus Heights police logs return in 2023?
Sentinel staff report– Three years after police made a decision to stop publishing daily incident bulletins about crimes and police activity in Citrus Heights, the city’s police chief says the department may begin publishing logs again. From 2019:…
Memorial held for pedestrian killed in Citrus Heights collision
By Mike Hazlip— A memorial was held this week for one of two women who were killed in a Jan. 22 collision in Citrus Heights.
Beleaguered businesses brace for another shutdown
New restrictions affecting businesses and residents in Citrus Heights and the Sacramento region go into effect Thursday night, following ICU bed capacity dipping below the state’s benchmark to maintain 15% bed availability.
Frost criticizes attempt to fine businesses over COVID-19 compliance
Sacramento County Supervisor Sue Frost, who represents Citrus Heights and surrounding areas at the county level, said she’s glad an ordinance that would have imposed stiff fines for businesses who do not comply with the state’s COVID-19 restrictions…
The Civic Minute: what’s happening at Citrus Heights City Hall?
Thursday night’s City Council meeting will kick off with a proclamation in honor of retiring Mayor Jeff Slowey, followed by official certification of the Nov. 3 election results and seating of newly elected councilmen Bret Daniels and Tim…
Street names in new Citrus Heights subdivision rooted in local history
Newly posted street signs in KB Home’s 260-home development in Citrus Heights each have an intriguing tie to local history.
Citrus Heights city engineer recognized with ’40 under 40′ award
Thirty-eight-year-old city engineer Leslie Blomquist has been recognized with an award by a regional business journal for her work done to help the City of Citrus Heights.
Bail set at $7M for Citrus Heights man accused of child sex crimes
The Citrus Heights Police Department released photos of a local man and woman who were arrested last month on charges of lewd acts with children.
Citrus Heights to host drive-thru ‘Miracle on Fountain Square” event
With COVID-19 restrictions causing traditional tree lightings to be unfeasible this year, the City of Citrus Heights has organized a new holiday drive-thru event at City Hall — along with a virtual tree lighting ceremony.
Popular Japanese noodle restaurant to open new location in Citrus Heights
A popular authentic ramen noodle restaurant in Roseville has announced plans to soon open a second restaurant in Citrus Heights.
COVID-19: San Juan school district postpones plans for Jan. 5th reopening
The San Juan Unified School District has announced plans to further postpone its return to in-person learning, as the region faces rising cases of COVID-19.
