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Taste of Citrus Heights 2020 to feature all-you-can-eat local food, drink

Sentinel staff report–Those looking for all-you-can-eat sampling of local food and beverages may find what they’re looking for at an upcoming “Taste of Citrus Heights” fundraiser on April 24. The fourth annual event is hosted by the GFWC…

Guest Opinion: Public transit reduces congestion for everyone

By Kat Gray–The Sacramento Transportation Authority (STA) board is currently considering alternative transportation expenditure plans for a proposed new countywide sales tax measure for the November ballot. This proposal would double the existing transportation sales tax from half…

LETTER: Reducing lanes on Old Auburn will increase congestion

[RE: City ‘leaning’ towards permanent lane reduction on Old Auburn; March 1st] I travel the corridor of Old Auburn Road five to six times a week, traveling west from the intersection of Fair Oaks Boulevard. I have been…

Draft plan to make Old Auburn Road a ‘complete street’ nearing completion

Sentinel staff report–The year-long planning stage for developing changes to a problematic 1.8-mile stretch of Old Auburn Road in Citrus Heights is nearing completion, with a final vote from the City Council slated for March 26. Known as…

Coronavirus: San Juan Unified says Citrus Heights schools to remain open, for now

Sentinel staff report–The San Juan Unified School District alerted parents and students on Saturday that all classes and student events will continue as scheduled, amid growing coronavirus concerns that led the Elk Grove Unified School District to announce…

Citrus Heights News Briefs: sales tax, cheating, arrest, obituary

Latest local news briefs include updates on the proposed transportation sales tax measure and accusations of cheating at Stones Casino, along with the local obituary of a 92-year-old resident and more. STA to hold vote on transportation tax…

8 things Citrus Heights residents should know about the 2020 Census

Beginning March 12, households in Citrus Heights and across the country will begin receiving invitations to complete the 2020 Census.

‘Big 8’ major crimes drop to record low in Citrus Heights

Citrus Heights Police Chief Ronald Lawrence said in a report to the City Council last week that the top eight serious crimes tracked by the FBI, referred to as ‘The Big 8,” dropped to their lowest point in…

Frost declares victory in Sacramento County supervisor race

With about 33,000 votes counted so far, Sacramento County Supervisor Sue Frost holds 74% of the vote in her bid to hold onto her District 4 seat for a second term.

Citrus Heights Police Activities League organizing first-ever cornhole fundraiser

Space is still available to register for an upcoming cornhole tournament at the Community Center, hosted by the Citrus Heights Police Activity League in partnership with the California Cornhole Association.