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Length of trail through Citrus Heights will actually be over 4 miles

Sentinel staff report– A new multi-use trail through Citrus Heights slated to open later this fall will provide users with more than four miles of trails, although the…

Rusch Park, Citrus Heights

Rusch Park to host movie night with free swim, food trucks

Sentinel staff report– Hot August Movie Night is returning to Rusch Park this year on Aug. 12, with a showing of the movie Space Jam beginning at dusk…

Citrus Heights neighborhood pool remains closed amid dispute with county

By Mike Hazlip— Despite triple-digit temperatures, residents in a large homeowners association in Citrus Heights have been barred from using the association’s pool to cool off, after the county ordered the pool closed last month…

A Christmas tree lying on its side.

Free Christmas tree recycling, pickup available for Citrus Heights residents

Sentinel staff report– Looking for a way to get rid of your Christmas tree? Citrus Heights residents have several options for recycling live trees…

Hydrogen station, Shell, Citrus Heights

Citrus Heights News Briefs: obituary, hydrogen fuel, Bearpaw

Sentinel staff report– Latest local news briefs include a new hydrogen refueling station opening in Citrus Heights, more news of Bearpaw’s latest business ventures, and the death of a 77-year-old man whose career involved projects with the City…

Waste pickup for Citrus Heights residents will be delayed one day, thru Jan. 7

Sentinel staff report– Notice your trash or recycling wasn’t picked up on the usual day this week?

heritage tree lane, apartments citrus heights

Citrus Heights News Briefs: $47M sale, hitman, closure, bait arrest

Latest local news briefs include the $47 million sale of a Citrus Heights apartment complex, a local resident charged with being the hitman in a murder case, police nabbing another suspect with bait, and a recently opened shop…

Sylvan Oaks Library

Public library in Citrus Heights to stay closed for six months during remodel

Sentinel staff report– Sylvan Oaks Library closed its doors on Dec. 16 and won’t reopen until mid-summer 2019, while the library undergoes various upgrades and modernization improvements…

Manger scene

Guest Column: So, about all those Christmas manger scenes in town…

A tour of Citrus Heights neighborhoods this year reveals a greater prevalence of manger scenes than in years past…

Citrus Heights city hall

LETTER: Pay raises at City Hall should require approval from voters

Pay raises should be put to the will of the voting public. If 3/4 of the voters believe these individuals deserve raises, then so be it…

CItrus Heights Police

Citrus Heights police convoy delivers ‘Christmas cheer’ to families, kids

Sentinel staff report– With flashing lights and sirens blaring Thursday afternoon, a convoy of police vehicles traveled through Citrus Heights to bring gifts to the homes of several in-need families, as well as to children at the Sayonara…

Jim Monteton, Citrus Heights

Local author talks about his new book on Sylvan Cemetery

Sentinel staff report– Sylvan Cemetery is the resting place of thousands who lived, loved, and left their mark engraved in stone in Citrus Heights. Headstones include the names of nearly 1,400 veterans dating as far back as the…