Citrus Heights Sentinel Logo

Articles:

Home » Police » Page 99

Police

Citrus Heights police logs. // CH Sentinel

2024 Citrus Heights Police Logs spotlight: July 18-24

Latest Citrus Heights Police Logs show a sharp increase in vehicle violations and vandalism, while showing a drop in animal control calls, 911 hangups, code enforcement calls, traffic accidents, theft, and homeless related calls…

Officers inspecting stolen merchandise

Police arrest two, recover $750 in stolen merchandise at Sunrise Mall

Citrus Heights Police arrested two suspects following the theft of merchandise from Macy’s at the Sunrise Mall on Saturday night. ..

A juvenile was recently found in possession of loaded weapons, ski masks.

Juvenile arrested after weapons, ski masks found during patrol at MVHS

Citrus Heights Police on Friday announced the arrest of a juvenile during a proactive patrol at Mesa Verde High School…

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.

police officer, citrus heights

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.

Police Lights, SUV. Photo credit: Luke Otterstad

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.”

Police Chief: no citations issued in Citrus Heights for health order violations, so far

Citrus Heights Police Chief Ron Lawrence released a video statement Wednesday, joining law enforcement leaders in the region in announcing a stepped up policy to enforce COVID-19 shelter-in-place health orders, if needed.

Behind the scenes: a look at what it takes to be a police dispatcher

This week, April 12-18, marks National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week, which recognizes police dispatchers and others who work in the emergency communications field.

Gina Anderson, Citrus Heights police

Citrus Heights asst. chief chosen to head Newark PD

Sentinel staff report– Assistant Police Chief Gina Anderson, who has been with the Citrus Heights Police Department since its inception in 2006, officially stepped into her new role as Police Chief for the City of Newark, California, on…

Price Gouging: how high is too high?

The State of California is currently under a public health emergency declared by the Governor in response to the coronavirus pandemic, which means laws barring price gouging are in affect in Citrus Heights and across the state.