A two-vehicle crash in Citrus Heights resulted in a major injury recently. The accident happened along eastbound Madison Avenue and Primrose Drive around 11:13 in the morning, which was reported by the California Highway Patrol (CHP). A van and Toyota Camry were involved in the intersection crash, which blocked the roadway.
How many times has a motorist been driving along peacefully and suddenly been involved in a car accident caused by a negligent driver? According to statistics, this will happen three or four times during a person’s life.
A two-vehicle collision occurred in Citrus Heights on August 5 that ended up with both drivers hospitalized. The possible drunk driving accident happened around 4:30 in the morning on Madison Avenue at Sunrise Boulevard. Officers with the Citrus Heights Police Department responded and discovered two significantly damaged vehicles and that one of them had crashed into a utility pole. The other car involved in the two-vehicle collision was a Volkswagen Beetle. It was not reported which hospital the injured parties were transported to.
A rollover crash occurred in Citrus Heights on August 1, when the driver lost control of their vehicle. The accident occurred around 3:42 in the morning at Wonder Street and Hanson Avenue. When officers with the Citrus Heights Police arrived at the scene, they discovered that a vehicle had exited the road, crashed into bushes, and rolled over on its side.
A wrong-way driver in Citrus Heights caused a collision that resulted in two people being hospitalized on July 17. The accident happened at about 8:00 in the evening along Greenback Lane. The driver was heading west in the eastbound lanes and crashed into a vehicle where the street intersects with Fountain Square Drive.
The 4th of July is quickly approaching, and with large fireworks gatherings still on hold due to the pandemic, most families will be celebrating America’s 1776 Independence from Great Britain on a smaller scale, at home. Over the past few months, many of us have gained a new appreciation for the safety and comfort of our own American backyards, so it seems appropriate to take this opportunity to honor the towns and neighborhoods in which we live.
A single-vehicle accident resulting in at least one injury occurred in Citrus Heights on May 4 when a motorist crashed into a power pole at around 12:15 in the morning. Officers with the Citrus Heights Police Department and Sac Metro Fire were at the scene of the accident, which happened on Dewey Drive near Greenback Lane. The accident is being investigated by the Citrus Heights police to determine how it occurred.
A Citrus Heights two-vehicle accident on April 23 at about 8:15 p.m. caused critical injuries to a father and his young daughter and killed two other people. Cody Jackson, an Orangevale resident, left home with his daughter to take supplies to an older relative when the accident occurred. They had made their delivery to the relative and were on their way home when an SUV struck their pickup head-on after crossing the center divide along Auburn Boulevard, close to Greenback Lane.
Citrus Heights residents are probably interested in the redevelopment plans for Sunrise Mall. Not only will it provide a variety of new shopping opportunities, but the redevelopment will also breathe new life into the area and increase business. Although Sunrise Mall is already one of the largest in the area, retail sales have declined over the years, and the mall has changed hands several times since it was opened in 1972. In 2018, it was purchased by the Namdar Realty Group, a privately held investment firm headquartered in Great Neck, New York.
A drunk driver in Citrus Heights recently led local police on a chase before he was apprehended after colliding with a number of vehicles. A situation was called into the Citrus Heights Police Department at about 6:15 in the evening, reporting a man who was parked in the lot at Stones Gambling Hall on Antelope Road and passed out inside his vehicle. When officers arrived at the scene, the man drove off, which began a chase by police along westbound Interstate 80 to stop the driver before he hurt someone. Police reported that the alleged drunk driver struck several cars, which included a police patrol car, along Madison Avenue. The driver was eventually arrested and charged with suspected DUI and evasion of police. Major injuries were not reported in the incident.
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