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Letters to the Editor

More letters: autism center, ARCO opposition, new WinCo at old Sylvan?

Latest letters-to-the-editor include more comments from readers about potential new uses for the old Sylvan Middle School property and opposition to the proposed new ARCO gas station on Sunrise Boulevard. Old Sylvan would be good spot for new…

Ed Chaney, artist

‘Hidden Treasures’ art show to feature local, Citrus Heights artists at Sunrise Mall

In an effort to showcase and support local artists, the “Hidden Treasures Art Show” will return to Sunrise Mall during the first two weekends in March — this year featuring artwork from more than 30 different Citrus Heights…

Firefighter donations

Citrus Heights News Briefs: fundraiser, home invasion, 20 things to love

Latest news briefs include a local firefighter fundraiser for burn victims, a Citrus Heights man arrested in connection with an area home invasion, the announcement of a new area code set to roll out this September, and “20…

Letters to the Editor

Letters: ARCO proposal, plastic bags, new Citrus Heights sports complex?

Latest letters-to-the-editor include comments from readers about potential new uses for the old Sylvan Middle School property, the proposed new ARCO gas station, and confusion over the plastic bag ban. Citrus Heights needs a sports complex, water park–…

Fallen tree, mobile home

Large tree falls onto Citrus Heights mobile home overnight

A large oak tree fell onto a mobile home in Citrus Heights early Friday morning, causing significant damage to the residence. “It woke us all up,” said resident William Raven, recalling a loud metallic sound as the tree…

Metro Fire ladder truck, Citrus Heights Sentinel

Firefighters to hit streets for annual ‘Boot for Burns’ fundraiser in Citrus Heights

Updated 11:27 p.m., Feb. 10 — Firefighters plan to hit the streets and fill their boots with donations at Sunrise Boulevard and Greenback Lane for the 23rd annual “Fill the Boot for Burns” fundraiser in Citrus Heights. Reporting…

Metro Fire, President's Day

Citrus Heights Community Calendar: what’s happening in February

Local events and activities on schedule this February include two fundraisers, a President’s Day event, various public meetings, a free movie showing, and more. Here’s 16 events happening in Citrus Heights this month:

Ben's Hawaiian Cafe

Citrus Heights News Briefs: MOB, vacancies, development, Hawaiian food

Latest local news briefs include an update on the medical office building project on Greenback Lane, a new Hawaiian Cafe on Auburn Boulevard, controversy over a planning commission appointment, and an update on Watt Communities’ proposed 261-unit development.…

Taqueria Tres Hermanos

Citrus Heights News Briefs: new restaurant, traffic lights, Black Bear Diner, photos

Latest local news briefs include a new Mexican restaurant opening its doors on Greenback Lane, traffic signal outages, an update on Black Bear Diner’s opening date, and local photo entries sought for a 20th anniversary book project. New…

ARCO, Citrus Heights. Photo credit: Luke Otterstad

Residents organize, gather signatures to oppose new ARCO on Sunrise Blvd

About 40 residents and business owners gathered in the community room at city hall Wednesday night to discuss strategy for opposing a proposal to build an ARCO gas station and convenience store at the corner of Sunrise Boulevard…

Tree uprooted, fell, Citrus Heights

Local arborist: 6 warning signs your tree could uproot, fall in a storm

Several years of drought coupled with recent heavy rainfall and winds have left dead trees, saturated ground, and ripe conditions for trees to fall in storms. Karl Carlson, of Carlson’s Tree Care in Citrus Heights, called last week’s…

Master Donuts

Citrus Heights News Briefs: coffee conflict, police pursuit, Frost, sewage rates

Latest local news briefs include concerns over a new coffee drive-thru locating next to a donut shop, a Citrus Heights man being sought by Bay Area authorities, former mayor and councilwoman Sue Frost being sworn in as county…