Notas del episodio
The Sacramento Brief | Monday, September 21, 2026
A carjacking pursuit ends with deputies shooting a suspect on Watt Avenue, extensive vandalism closes much of Ancil Hoffman Park, and Sacramento adds six entertainment zones.
NEWS
- Watt Avenue shooting: The Sheriff’s Office says two deputies fired after a carjacking suspect drove toward deputies. The suspect’s injuries were described as non-life-threatening. Sheriff’s update
- Ancil Hoffman Park vandalism: Damaged light poles, exposed wires, and restroom destruction prompted a closure. The golf course and Effie Yeaw Nature Center reopened; check for park updates before visiting. Park information
WEATHER Sunny Monday, with a high near 84. Mostly clear tonight, with a low around 58. Sacramento forecast
CITY WATCH Sacramento approved six additional entertainment zones, bringing the total to eleven. Outdoor alcohol consumption is allowed only during permitted events, within approved hours and boundaries.
EVENTS
- State of Black Wealth Conference: Today, 10 a.m.–3:30 p.m., Sacramento State’s University Union Ballroom, 6000 J Street. Explore entrepreneurship, investing, homeownership, and generational wealth. Breakfast and lunch included with registration. Details and registration
- Sol Stretch with Dorothy Lynn: Beginner-friendly yoga, breathwork, and stretching at All City Homes, 3401 Second Avenue. Ages 16 and older; registration required. Check the listing for dates and times. Details and registration