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Attendees dressed as zombies participate in Zombie Walk event presented by nonprofit The Zombie Club. // Brandon Baker Photography Sacramento / Sacramento Zombie Club

‘Zombie Walk’ to invade Sunrise Mall this weekend

The slowly dying Sunrise Mall will become the scene of a Zombie Walk and Halloween faire on Saturday, Oct. 5…

Citrus Heights approves $685k contract for Gateway Activation Project. What is it?

The Gateway Activation Project will involve construction and improvements along Old Auburn Road and Wachtel Way and connect various regional and local walking and biking trails.

Underground Grand Reopening

Underground Clothing store celebrates grand reopening at Sunrise Mall

Volunteers, along with community and regional leaders gathers at Sunrise Mall on Thursday to celebrate the grand reopening of a clothing closet for students and families…

Homeless issues on vacant lot expected to drop with construction of new charter school

By Mike Hazlip— The 3-acre vacant lot at the corner of Antelope and Old Auburn Road approved last month to become the future home of American River Collegiate Academy has a history of homeless activity.

General Manager Cyndi Price stands with grave sites in the background at Sylvan Cemetery. // M. Hazlip

Meet Cyndi Price, Sylvan Cemetery’s general manager

By Mike Hazlip— Running a cemetery might not have been the career Cyndi Price dreamed off, but as Sylvan Cemetery’s general manager, she says the job is rewarding.

Citrus Heights News Briefs: Halloween, obituary, police chase

Latest local news briefs include an extravagant Halloween display outside a Citrus Heights home, a police chase traveling through the city, and an obituary for a 69-year-old resident.

Rusch Park, Citrus Heights

Sunrise Parks offering sports, ballet, pickleball and more this fall

By Mike Hazlip— The new Fall and Winter activity guide from the Sunrise Recreation and Parks District has now been released and offers a variety of community activities for adults and children.

Citrus Heights News Briefs: obituary, flu shots, redistricting

Latest local news briefs include free flu shots at the Citrus Heights Community Center, an obituary for an 82-year-old local man, and information about redistricting.

‘Howl-o-Ween’ parade scheduled for Oct. 16 in Citrus Heights

By Mike Hazlip— The Citrus Heights Community Marching Band is planning a pet-themed “Howl-o-Ween” parade and harvest festival for Saturday, October 16.

Citrus Heights News Briefs: Cigars, trespassing, obituary

Latest local news briefs include the passing of a 92-year-old resident, a local couple being featured in a TV interview, and a Citrus Heights man being cited for trespassing at a casino.

Jean Duncan

Citrus Heights community gathers to remember Jean Duncan

By Mike Hazlip– Community leaders past and present gathered on Saturday to remember a pillar of the Citrus Heights community who passed away last year.

Traffic, Citrus Heights

Survey says Citrus Heights ranks No. 2 city for ‘rudest’ drivers. But is it true?

By Mike Hazlip– Survey findings released by insurance brokerage Insurify rank Citrus Heights drivers as the some of the rudest drivers in the country, second only to Rancho Cordova.