Citrus Heights Sentinel
Guest Opinion: Here’s something we can all do to help end homelessness in Citrus Heights
Few people can see a ragged, dirty person pushing a pile of possessions in a shopping cart, or camped in a mass of tarps and blankets without processing a flood of emotion about homelessness.
Citrus Heights News Briefs: obituary, new restaurant, Macy’s, arrest
Latest local news briefs include a new taqueria opening on Sunrise Boulevard, the death of a 1973 San Juan High School graduate, a Citrus Heights man arrested in a mail scam, and an update on whether the local…
San Juan High School celebrates Senior Night as basketball season wraps up
It was a true battle back and forth as San Juan High School girls and boys varsity teams battle-tested the Golden Sierra Grizzlies during the Spartans’ Senior Night on Friday.
Citrus Heights standoff suspect released from jail
The 31-year-old Citrus Heights man who was arrested last week after a nine-hour standoff with police has been released from jail, after posting bail…
Former Citrus Heights bank building demolished on Sunrise Blvd.
Demolition crews were busy this week tearing down a former bank building on Sunrise Boulevard that was once proposed to become an ARCO gas station and car wash.
Realtor’s Corner: Can artificial intelligence give an accurate price for your home?
It’s springtime in Citrus Heights and the birds are chirping, the flowers are blooming and you’re thinking: time to sell my home.
San Juan Spartans wrestling enjoy a route on Senior Night
San Juan High School and its wrestling team enjoyed a night of fun, family, and stiff competition as the Spartans celebrated their Senior Night last week…
‘Fill the Boot for Burns’ fundraiser going on this weekend in Citrus Heights
Sentinel staff report– Beginning Thursday and continuing through Sunday, firefighters are again hitting the streets and filling their boots with donations at Sunrise Boulevard and Greenback Lane for the annual “Fill the Boot for Burns” fundraiser in Citrus…
New sales tax increase being considered to fund roads, transit
A new half-cent sales tax measure is being considered for Sacramento County to raise more than $8 billion over the next 40 years for funding road repair, transit and highway projects.
Citrus Heights welcomed two major businesses in Jan; more to come in 2020
Citrus Heights kicked off the first month of 2020 by welcoming two tenants to fill several large vacant commercial properties, and more have announced plans to open in the city later this year.
