Week in Review, Jan. 29: New Fire Chief, Door-Kick-In Burglaries, Assembly Race, More

Last week in Roseville, we had some big news: The city announced who will be the new Roseville fire chief, a Roseville school board member announced she's running for Assembly District 6 and we had a few reported home burglaries where the thieves kicked-in the doors.

Here's a look at what went on in Roseville last week:

- No one suffered symptoms of carbon monoxide poisoning, according to the Roseville Fire Department.

- A fundraiser was held Jan. 23-25 to raise funds for a 2-year-old Roseville boy who was attacked by a dog.

- Our slideshow shows 10 gift ideas for Valentine’s Day all available at Etsy.com and created by Roseville designers.

- A roundup of crime from the Roseville Police Department. Includes commercial burglaries, more catalytic converter thefts and more crime.

- Two women were arrested Tuesday, Placer County Sheriff's Department said the two are suspected of using counterfeit credit and gift cards in Roseville, Lincoln and Auburn Target stores.

- Linda Park is running against incumbent Beth Gaines for the 6th Assembly District. The news was announced on social media Thursday morning.

- He was recognized, along with other Roseville leaders, during the Roseville Area Chamber of Commerce's awards dinner.

- Marcus Reed will be Roseville's next fire chief. He will start next month with a salary of $172,605.