(Premium) Citrus Heights News Briefs: Chamber, award, Moe’s closes, stolen car
Latest local news briefs include a restaurant closure at a newer shopping plaza in Citrus Heights, a running vehicle stolen from a Citrus Heights driveway, Stones Casino awarding City Manager Christopher Boyd on Thursday, a new executive director…
31-point action plan unveiled for Auburn Blvd; funding questions remain
Sentinel staff report– A long-awaited action plan for improving a heavily trafficked commercial section of Auburn Boulevard in Citrus Heights was unveiled to a group of about 50 business representatives, city leaders, and property owners during a Nov.…
Nov. 25th: Small Business Saturday encourages shopping small, local
Sentinel staff report– The day after Black Friday’s shopping frenzy, small businesses around the country and in Citrus Heights are anticipated to gain an additional financial boost from the eighth annual Small Business Saturday on Nov. 25 –…
New grill house opens in Citrus Heights; offers kebabs, lamb, Armenian flavor
Sentinel staff report– Grilled lamb, tri-tips, chicken wraps, pork kebabs and a variety of Armenian flavors and salads are now being served up at a new family owned grill house in Citrus Heights. Owner Esther Muradyan says she…
SMUD publishes list of over 2,000 customers with unclaimed checks
The Sacramento Municipal Utility District has published its latest list of more than 2,000 customers who have unclaimed money in amounts ranging from as little as $15 to more than $800 each. By law, money not claimed by…
Citrus Heights Business Briefs: home prices, $25M sale, FoodMaxx liquor license
Latest briefs for November focus on business news in Citrus Heights, including an investment company buying up a local shopping plaza for $25 million, the city council halting a controversial plan for FoodMaxx to add liquor sales at…
Citrus Heights looking at options to make business licensing faster, easier
Sentinel staff report– The City of Citrus Heights is currently exploring options to streamline its business licensing process, with a goal to make licensing faster and easier for business owners in the city. Currently, business licenses in Citrus…
Citrus Heights gas prices are the lowest in state, data shows
Sentinel staff report– Citrus Heights drivers don’t have to travel far to find the cheapest price on gas in the entire state of California — as of Wednesday afternoon, the lowest pump prices are right here in town…
Latest drone video shows progress on Citrus Heights medical building
Sentinel staff report– Crunching about three weeks of construction work down to 59 seconds, a new video published by the Dignity Health Medical Foundation this week shows the latest progress on the new three-story medical office building on…
Editorial: Citrus Heights is a business-friendly city; but it could do better
Citrus Heights has striven to be a business-friendly city ever since it first incorporated in 1997. Even the incorporation of the city 20 years ago happened largely because of the work of local business owners who believed a…
Chando’s Tacos plans to open new Citrus Heights restaurant
You’ve probably seen one of their popular mobile food trucks around town at various events, but soon you’ll likely be able to grab a bite to eat anytime you want at a new Chando’s Tacos restaurant planned for…
Update: SJUSD moves forward with plan to sell old Sylvan school site
Sentinel staff report– Another step has been made in the long-anticipated sale of the 13-acre now-vacant property at Sylvan Corners in Citrus Heights, once home to Sylvan Middle School. Following a committee recommendation and an uneventful Sept. 26…
