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3 public hearings to be held by Citrus Heights Planning Commission

Alec Pronk contributed to this report– Planning commissioners are slated to hold three public hearings this Wednesday, with proposals including a new 8,700-square-foot shopping building on Auburn Boulevard, amendments addressing redevelopment of existing commercial centers, and a zoning…

Letters to the Editor

LETTER: Why should only rental owners pay for code enforcement?

According to the City Council Staff Report for the proposed rental inspection program, page 181 states that there were 1300 code enforcement calls and on average 27% of the code enforcement calls were attributed to rental properties. So…

Citrus Heights Chamber to offer free seminar on energy efficiency

Sentinel staff report– The Citrus Heights Chamber of Commerce will be hosting an upcoming seminar about energy efficiency as part of its “Chamber U” series, promising to offer money-saving tips and ideas for businesses…

‪Police warn of scammers pretending to be CHPD in latest phone scam

Sentinel staff report– Citrus Heights police are warning residents to not fall for a new phone scam involving a caller who claims to be with the Citrus Heights Police Department. At least one woman has already fallen victim…

Citrus Heights shopping center

6-acre shopping center in Citrus Heights listed for $14.5M

Sentinel staff report– A large, fully-leased shopping center located near Sunrise Boulevard and Greenback Lane has been listed for sale at $14.5 million. According to an online listing for the commercial property, the Sunrise Hills Shopping Center boasts…

Letters to the Editor

Citrus Heights reader voices: rental inspections, code enforcement

Latest reader voices include responses to the city’s 4-1 vote in favor of mandatory rental inspections, with some arguing inspections are needed to protect tenants and crack down on slumlords, while others argue the move is a government…

Citrus Heights City Council candidates, election 2018

Election 2018: Five candidates qualify for Citrus Heights City Council race

Sentinel staff report– With the Aug. 10 filing deadline now over, a total of five candidates have qualified to run for three seats up for election on the Citrus Heights City Council this year. A short summary of…

Citrus Heights police logs. // CH Sentinel

Citrus Heights Police Logs: kissing, road rage, robbery

Latest police logs include reports of road rage on Sunrise Boulevard, a mother being “assaulted” by her 8 and 11-year-old children, four people seen kissing inside a car, and a robbery at an apartment complex near Sunrise Mall.

Treston Shull, Citrus Heights

Treston Shull: candidate statement for 2018 Citrus Heights City Council race

I am running for City Council to bring new energy and a blue-collar work ethic to tackle the growing homeless and crime problems, fix our roads, and protect taxpayers.

Porsche Middleton: candidate statement for 2018 Citrus Heights City Council race

I am running for City Council because, I am vitally concerned about the wellbeing of all our residents including our children’s education, working families and our growing elder population’s lives…