Citrus Heights Sentinel
LETTER: These two modifications would fix Old Auburn Road intersection
By Thomas Milton, Citrus Heights– Our city has two fights going on at the same intersection and it’s not going to have any winners at the rate it’s moving now.
New Mexican restaurant opens in Citrus Heights
Those looking to try some new flavors in Citrus Heights this holiday season will find a new Mexican restaurant with ties to the popular Casa Ramos restaurant chain is now open on Sunrise Boulevard…
Christmas Eve house fire takes life of man in Citrus Heights
A residential fire on a side street off Greenback Lane took the life of a Citrus Heights man on Christmas Eve…
LETTER: Why not a new hotel in Citrus Heights?
Many ideas have been bandied about regarding the ‘new’ use of the Sunrise Mall and (now) the Sylvan Corners properties. I, (and others) have regularly proposed a’ moderate cost’ motel/hotel on part of the Sunrise Mall site…
Suspect spends Christmas behind bars after allegedly stealing bait in Citrus Heights
A 44-year-old Sacramento man spent his Christmas in jail after Citrus Heights police said he stole bait being tracked by the department.
City takes next step towards development of vacant property at Sylvan Corners
The Citrus Heights City Council earlier this month voted to take the next step towards the long-anticipated development of the former Sylvan Middle School property at Sylvan Corners, and indicated what kind of development will be likely in…
LETTERS: turkeys, cops, street names, repaving
Latest letters from Sentinel readers cover a wide range of local topics, including wild turkeys in Citrus Heights, unusual street names, repaving priorities and a question about cops.
Citrus Heights News Briefs: DUI checkpoint results, school bus crash, police chase
Latest local news briefs include results from a DUI checkpoint held on Friday night, a school bus crashing into a Citrus Heights home, an under-the-speed-limit police chase and more. Police release results from holiday DUI checkpointA total of…
Girls Basketball: Mesa Verde HS looks to continue record season
*Note: Sports stories are now a premium article accessible only by The Sentinel’s paid subscribers. To subscribe today for just $4/mo., click here. By Marcus D. Smith–The girls varsity program at Mesa Verde High School has not seen a…
Rotating winter shelter to begin Dec. 29 for Citrus Heights homeless
The Citrus Heights Homeless Assistance Resource Team (HART) in partnership with area churches is again launching a temporary winter shelter for Citrus Heights homeless during the cold and wet winter months…
