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Citrus Heights largely unscathed by recent looting

Quick response from Citrus Heights police is credited with helping minimize damage from looters in recent days, but the city wasn’t without incident Sunday night.

Looters arrested after hitting Citrus Heights store, fleeing at 100 MPH

The Sacramento County District Attorney’s Office on Wednesday released additional details about charges in 13 looting-related incidents in the county, including at a Boost Mobile store on the corner of Greenback Lane and Auburn Boulevard.

Citrus Heights police make arrests after looting, vandalism incidents

Citrus Heights police confirmed multiple arrests were made after several “isolated incidents of vandalism and looting” occurred Sunday night.

Citrus Heights police increasing patrols over Memorial Day Weekend

The Citrus Heights Police Department will have additional officers patrolling the city over Memorial Day Weekend, police said in a media release Friday.

Citrus Heights instructor pleads ‘no contest’ to child molestation charges

Citrus Heights resident Jason Earl Hook, 44, plead no contest last Friday to seven counts of sexual assault involving minors. Citrus Heights police arrested Hook last September, following an investigation.

New HBO documentary series to focus on search for Golden State Killer

By Rylie Friesen-A new six-part documentary series recounting true-crime author Michelle McNamara’s journey to try to catch the Golden State Killer is being released next month.  HBO’s “I’ll Be Gone in the Dark” series details McNamara’s search to identify the Golden…

Citrus Heights PD joins campaign to recognize first responders, essential workers

By Rylie Friesen–Citrus Heights police officers and personnel are participating in a new “America Strong and United” campaign to recognize the role of first responders and essential workers in keeping communities safe and functioning through the COVID-19 crisis. …

Citrus Heights police offer tips to drivers, riders during May safety month

May is both national bicycle safety and motorcycle safety awareness month, and the Citrus Heights Police Department is reminding drivers and cyclists to look out for eachother on the roadways.

Dad, daughter recovering after deadly collision in Citrus Heights

A father and his six-year-old daughter are still recovering after a head-on collision in Citrus Heights left them seriously injured and killed two others.

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CHPD awarded $600k grant for new anti-tobacco cop, wrapped vehicle

By Mike Hazlip– Citrus Heights City Council members on Thursday unanimously voted to accept a $606,000 grant to curb youth tobacco use over a three year period.

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Two killed in head-on Citrus Heights collision

Two people were killed and two more were hospitalized after a head-on collision occurred Thursday evening near the intersection of Auburn Boulevard and Greenback Lane.

Citrus Heights police dispatcher recognized for assistance during carjacking incident

Miranda Graham, a six-year veteran of the Citrus Heights Police Department, was recognized last week as “Dispatcher of the Year.”