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Senior Animal Services Officer Ruben Hernandez.

Citrus Heights PD mourns loss of longtime animal services officer

Animal Services Officer Ruben Hernandez passed away unexpectedly on Sunday, Sept. 1, the Citrus Heights Police Department announced on Wednesday…

Mayor Bret Daniels 2024

LETTER: A public ‘thank you’ to Bret Daniels

By Lynn Avery, Citrus Heights— My husband (now deceased) and I moved here in 1990– (34) years ago. We have (had) been very active in local politics…

Citrus Heights' annual Sunday Funday held at Rusch Park in September, 2022.

2024: Things to do in September in Citrus Heights

Things to do in September include a multicultural career expo, community meetings with state officials, a Bubble Bash, battle of the bands and the annual Sunday Funday.

Citrus Heights News Briefs: obituary, coronavirus, charity, event

Latest local news briefs include a Citrus Heights council member testing positive for COVID-19, the passing of a 98-year-old longtime resident, an upcoming meet-and-greet with local officials, and more.

Sunrise Mall event to feature rock wall, bungee jump, games

The Sunrise MarketPlace is hosting a Back To School block party this Saturday, with free games and activities.

Citrus Heights News Briefs: fire, school map, masks, COVID-19

Latest local news briefs include fireworks being blamed for a fire behind Sunrise Mall, residents being asked for input on mask mandates and homelessness in a new survey, an update on the school district’s electoral map selection process,…

Guest Column: More transparency needed in city manager selection

By David Warren– The main difference between nepotism, the practice among those with power or influence of favoring relatives or friends, especially by giving them jobs, and cronyism, the appointment of friends and associates to positions of authority,…

Jeanne Rounsavell stands next to a photo and memorabilia of her late husband, Jim Rounsavell. // M. Hazlip

Founder of Citrus Heights veterans center remembered by community

By Mike Hazlip— Community leaders and veterans on Saturday joined family members to celebrate the life and contributions of Citrus Heights Veterans Community Center founder Jim Rounsavell who passed away earlier this year.

Rabbits

More than 35,000 sign petition to rescue rabbits outside Citrus Heights library

By Mike Hazlip— Signatures are rapidly growing for a new Change.org petition calling for the rabbit population at Sylvan Oaks Library to be re-homed and signage to be placed prohibiting dumping of unwanted pets at the site.

Citrus Heights nonprofit says helping homeless during heat wave drained funds

By Mike Hazlip— A local nonprofit with a mission to aid area homeless is asking for help after services provided over the weekend at a city-run cooling shelter took a toll on the organization’s funds.

Veterans Community Center

Celebration of Life to commemorate Veterans Community Center founder

Sentinel staff report– A celebration of life will be held in Citrus Heights this Saturday in honor of James Rounsavell, who founded the nonprofit Veterans Community Center on Sylvan Road.

Sue Frost, supervisor

Guest Column: Banning all fireworks isn’t the solution

By Supervisor Sue Frost– There are some issues that never seem to go away, despite the best efforts of Sacramento County and the agencies we work with. This time of year, an issue that comes to the forefront…