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2023 Citrus Heights Police Log Spotlight: Nov. 23-29

Citrus Heights Sentinel–December 2, 2023
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Police investigate report of shots fired at building

Citrus Heights Sentinel–November 30, 2023
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2023 Citrus Heights Police Log Spotlight: Nov. 23-29

Citrus Heights Sentinel–December 2, 2023

Latest police logs include the arrest of a man with the same full name as famous writer Robert Louis Stevenson on Sunday, back-to-back thefts reported from Big 5 Sporting Goods…

Nominations kick off for 2023 ‘Best Lights’ contest

Citrus Heights Sentinel–December 2, 2023

Sentinel staff report– Citrus Heights residents can now nominate a neighbor to win a “Best Lights in Citrus Heights” contest, through Dec. 15, 2023…

2023 Citrus Heights tree lighting set for Dec. 6

Citrus Heights Sentinel–December 2, 2023

Sentinel staff report– The City of Citrus Heights will host its annual tree lighting this Wednesday…

New body-building gym to open in Citrus Heights

Citrus Heights Sentinel–December 2, 2023

By Mike Hazlip— A Roseville-based gym that specializes in women’s weight lifting classes is expanding to Citrus Heights with a second location near Stones Casino…

Obituary: John Paul Turner (1973-2023)

Citrus Heights Sentinel–December 2, 2023

Submitted by family– John Paul Turner of Carmichael, California died at the young age of 50-years-old on October 30, 2023, one day before his favorite holiday of Halloween, after a…

End of an Era: The last Rite Aid in Citrus Heights has shuttered

Citrus Heights Sentinel–December 1, 2023

By Mike Hazlip— The fallout from nationwide drugstore closures has hit Citrus Heights, as the last of three Rite Aid stores in the city closed its doors for the final…

Community remembers life of longtime resident with heart for service

Citrus Heights Sentinel–December 1, 2023

By Mike Hazlip— Residents and community leaders attended a memorial for Jack Duncan, just two years after he held a similar event for his late wife, Jean Duncan…

December is filled with events in Citrus Heights. Here’s 10 of them

Citrus Heights Sentinel–November 30, 2023

By Sara Beth Williams– Events planned in Citrus Heights during the month of December include a laser light show, the city’s tree lighting, a holiday concert, performances of the Nutcracker,…

Citrus Heights council recognizes first-ever girls flag football team at MVHS

Citrus Heights Sentinel–November 30, 2023

By Sara Beth Williams– The Citrus Heights City Council formally recognized the Mesa Verde High School girls flag football team for their inaugural season during a November council meeting…

Police investigate report of shots fired at building

Citrus Heights Sentinel–November 30, 2023

By Mike Hazlip— An incident that initially showed up in Citrus Heights Police Logs as a shooting at a dwelling or vehicle last week ended up being a case of…

Bounce Park at Sunrise Mall opens after rain delay

Citrus Heights Sentinel–November 30, 2023

By Mike Hazlip— After a rain delay on opening weekend, a new attraction billed as the “world’s biggest bounce park” is now open on weekends at Sunrise Mall…

Sylvan Middle School shelters in place after report of handgun

Citrus Heights Sentinel–November 30, 2023

Sentinel staff report– Students at Sylvan Middle School on Wednesday sheltered in place as officers responded to the campus after receiving a report that two minors had been seen trying…

Residents, business owners vent frustration over crime at neighborhood meeting

Citrus Heights Sentinel–November 25, 2023

By Mike Hazlip— Residents gathered at a Nov. 21 meeting of Citrus Heights Area Seven Eight and Nine (CHASEN) to voice concerns over what they described as rising crime and…

News briefs: SJHS loss, Boston’s Pizza lawsuit, obituary

Citrus Heights Sentinel–November 25, 2023

Latest local news briefs include an obituary for an 88-year-old influential Citrus Heights resident, a lawsuit filed against the now-shuttered local Boston’s Pizza franchisee, and Spartans suffering a loss to…

Citrus Heights nonprofit hosting holiday ‘Adopt-a-Family’ program

Citrus Heights Sentinel–November 25, 2023

By Sara Beth Williams– A local nonprofit with a mission to empower single moms and their families is planning to donate meals and gifts to up to 60 families this…

2023 Citrus Heights Police Log Spotlight: Nov. 16-21

Citrus Heights Sentinel–November 25, 2023

Latest police logs include a report of shots fired at a building on the 6700 block of Greenback Lane, a theft arrest at Kohl’s after an officer was flagged down,…

This Citrus Heights woman was recognized by the mayor this month. Here’s why

Citrus Heights Sentinel–November 24, 2023

By Lily Tu– A longstanding resident of Citrus Heights was honored with a Good Neighbor award during a Nov. 9 City Council meeting for her service to children in the…

Police investigating after woman’s body found near Sunrise Blvd

Citrus Heights Sentinel–November 22, 2023

By Mike Hazlip— Citrus Heights police were called to a location near Sunrise Boulevard and Oak Avenue Tuesday morning and discovered the body of a deceased woman…

Laser light show, night market planned outside Sunrise Mall

Citrus Heights Sentinel–November 22, 2023

The Sunrise MarketPlace business district will kick off its 2023 “Magical Moments” holiday event series on Dec. 1 with a laser light show and night market in the parking lot…

Sunrise Mall store reopens, again, after damage from water leaks

Citrus Heights Sentinel–November 21, 2023

By Mike Hazlip— A retail store at Sunrise Mall has reopened after the business twice closed due to leaks from roof-related issues, sources say…

Developer eyes subdivision on Old Auburn Road

Citrus Heights Sentinel–November 18, 2023

A developer has submitted an application to subdivide a five-acre parcel on Old Auburn Road near Sunrise Boulevard, with plans initially calling for development of 20 homes on the lot…

Local thrift shop closes after five years in business

Citrus Heights Sentinel–November 18, 2023

By Mike Hazlip— A Citrus Heights thrift shop has closed after five years of ups and downs as the owners struggled to keep the doors open…

City director recognized with regional ’40 under 40′ award

Citrus Heights Sentinel–November 18, 2023

By Sara Beth Williams– Thirty-nine-year-old Meghan Huber, who serves as the Citrus Heights economic development and community engagement director, was recognized this month with a “40 Under 40 Award” by…

Citrus Heights pair charged in theft of holiday decor

Citrus Heights Sentinel–November 18, 2023

Sentinel staff report– Davis Police on Friday announced the arrest of Citrus Heights residents Thomas and Michelle Witten after an investigation into a storage unit break-in led detectives to their…

Couldn’t vote in the SJUSD Special Election? Here’s why.

Citrus Heights Sentinel–November 18, 2023

Sentinel staff report– Confusion about who could vote in the Nov. 7 Special Election in Citrus Heights resulted in some voters wondering why they weren’t sent election information in the…