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Citrus Heights officials warn of dangers, higher penalties, for illegal fireworks use ahead of holiday weekend

Anyone who sees or hear illegal fireworks, is encouraged to contact Citrus Heights Police at 916-727-5500. Residents can also report illegal fireworks using the city’s SeeClickFix app…

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Three juveniles arrested in Citrus Heights on suspicion of arson

Citrus Heights Police have arrested three juveniles Tuesday evening on suspicion of committing arson following a dispute between the arrested individuals and another juvenile…

Citrus Heights Police Department celebrated 20 years on Friday, June 26, 2026.

Citrus Heights Police Department celebrates 20 years

Citrus Heights Police Department staff, alumni, friends and family took a walk down memory lane last week as they celebrated the department’s 20th anniversary…

Citrus Heights Police responded to reports of possible gun shots during aerial fireworks display at the annual Stars and Stripes patriotic celebration, Saturday, June 27, 2026. // SB Williams.

Gunshots reportedly heard during Citrus Heights patriotic event over the weekend

Saturday night, Citrus Heights Police officers responded to reports of gunshots heard within the Stock Ranch Nature Preserve near the end of the city’s annual patriotic celebration, officials with the Citrus Heights Police Department have confirmed.

Citrus Heights police logs. // CH Sentinel

2026 Citrus Heights Police Logs Spotlight: June 18-24

Latest police logs show an increase in animal control calls, while showing a decrease in traffic accidents…

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Citrus Heights Police: Eight citations, one arrest, at latest DUI checkpoint

One driver was arrested on Thursday, June 18, while eight citations were issued, during the Citrus Heights Police Department’s recent DUI checkpoint…

12 households were displaced and are raising funds to rebuild, after fire ripped through several townhomes at Antelope Hills Townhomes in Citrus Heights, June 21, 2026.

Here’s how to help victims displaced by Citrus Heights Father’s Day townhomes fire

Several residents displaced by a recent fire at the Antelope Hills Townhomes complex on Father’s Day have begun community fundraising efforts as they work to rebuild their lives after losing nearly everything in the blaze…

12 townhomes were significantly damaged in a second alarm fire Sunday morning, June 21, 2026. // Courtesy of Sacramento Metro Fire District.

Second alarm fire in Citrus Heights displaces several families on Father’s Day

An apartment fire which broke out Sunday morning has displaced multiple families in Citrus Heights, fire officials say…

Fire impacted at least 8 apartment units at an apartment complex on Auburn Blvd. and Antelope Rd., Sunday, June 21. // SB Williams

Apartment complex fire in Citrus Heights draws heavy emergency crew response

By Sara Beth Williams– A significant fire in an apartment complex in Citrus Heights drew a heavy response from police and emergency crews just after 11 a.m. on Sunday morning. Several fire engines and police officers responded to…

Police car lights, light bar. Citrus Heights Sentinel. Photo by Luke Otterstad

Man arrested after slow-speed pursuit, standoff at Citrus Heights shopping center

A man with outstanding warrants was arrested in Citrus Heights Friday afternoon, after a slow-speed pursuit and prolonged standoff that ended with officers deploying a pepper-ball, according to the Citrus Heights Police Department,,,

Citrus Heights police logs. // CH Sentinel

2026 Citrus Heights Police Logs Spotlight: June 11-17

Latest police logs show a decrease in animal control calls, while showing an increase in traffic accidents…

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Cyclist transported to hospital after Citrus Heights crash

By Sara Beth Williams– An adult male bicyclist was transported to a hospital with minor injuries Friday after being struck by a vehicle near the intersection of Greenback Lane and Auburn Boulevard, according to the Citrus Heights Police…