Citrus Heights Sentinel
Longtime leader in Citrus Heights retiring after two decades of service
After serving with the City of Citrus Heights for the past two decades, Community Services Director Rhonda Sherman will be retiring, and was recognized during the Aug. 8 City Council meeting…
Bearpaw CEO forsees rebirth of Auburn Boulevard
Tom Romeo, CEO of Bearpaw, a global footwear company based in Citrus Heights, is bullish on Auburn Boulevard…
New Citrus Heights tea shop to offer ‘boba’ and more on Auburn Blvd
Tea lovers will soon have an extra spot to get their boba fix in Citrus Heights.
Chamber’s annual school supply drive underway to help Citrus Heights students
School is beginning soon and the Citrus Heights Chamber of Commerce Education Committee’s seventh annual school supply drive is well underway in its effort to help local students…
Citrus Heights Police Logs: panhandling, construction dispute, hammers
Latest police logs in Citrus Heights include reports of a man swinging a hammer at employees and customers at Walmart, an “irate neighbor” harassing construction workers about sidewalk work, and a suspicious panhandler dressed as a Salvation Army…
Citrus Heights News Briefs: West Nile virus, National Night Out, shoplifting
Latest local news briefs include ground spraying around Rusch Park to combat West Nile virus activity, a missing Citrus Heights woman located in a neighboring county, and National Night Out celebrations held across Citrus Heights…
The Civic Minute: what’s happening at Citrus Heights City Hall? (Aug. 8)
New playground equipment. Security cameras. Development fees. Public hearings. $2 million contract. Those are some of the topics on the agenda for the Citrus Heights City Council’s Aug. 8 meeting at City Hall…
Citrus Heights marketing ‘Activate Auburn’ grant to improve image of Auburn Blvd.
The City of Citrus Heights is taking proactive steps to market its “Activate Auburn” grant to the 200-plus commercial properties and business owners in the Auburn Boulevard redevelopment plan area, according to Meghan Huber, the city’s economic development…
Marie Callender’s restaurant abruptly closes in Citrus Heights
The Marie Callender’s Restaurant & Bakery at 5525 Sunrise Blvd. has closed its doors forever, following the same fate as the local Denny’s restaurant, which abruptly closed its doors on Sunrise Boulevard in 2017…
Tickets nearly sold out for Hawaiian luau at Citrus Heights veterans center
A Hawaiian luau fundraiser will be held on Aug. 17 at the Veterans Community Center on Sylvan Road, and tickets are nearly sold out…
