Business

Sentinel staff report– Local restaurants last week received some welcome news from county health officials allowing indoor dining to return at 25% capacity, but mandated closures over the past year have left a lasting impact.

By Rylie Friesen– Restaurants, bookstores, beauty supply shops, and retailers in Citrus Heights are hiring, despite many businesses suffering negative impacts during the coronavirus pandemic.

By Mike Hazlip— Restaurants in Citrus Heights and Sacramento County were given approval Tuesday to resume indoor dining service as the county officially moved to the Red Tier in the state’s reopening plan.

By Mike Hazlip— A large apartment complex near Stones Gambling Hall has been sold to a Walnut Creek-based investment firm in a $25 million deal, according to a report by the Sacramento Business Journal.

Sentinel staff report– Homes sold in Citrus Heights during February 2021 had closing prices ranging from as low as $170,000 for a 924-square-foot condo on Cavan Drive to just under $800,000 for a 7-bedroom estate on Larkspur Avenue.

Sentinel staff report– The executive director for the largest business district in Citrus Heights is warning of potentially “catastrophic” impacts if an upcoming vote goes the wrong way.

By Mike Hazlip— Several properties on the western end of SummerHill Plaza in Citrus Heights, better known as the Raley’s shopping center, were listed for sale earlier this year — with buyers already quick to take action.

In Citrus Heights and across the world, living amid the coronavirus pandemic has resulted in many life-altering changes, including renewed interest in hobbies like sewing and quilting…

Sentinel staff report– Starbucks fans will soon have another drive-thru option in Citrus Heights, adding to the company’s existing drive-thru locations at Sylvan Corners and Greenback Lane. The company also has two other walk-in locations in the Marketplace…