The Sacramento Brief

The Sacramento Brief

por Carol M
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The Sacramento Brief Wednesday July 1, 2026 Motel 6 Murder Suspect Extradited, Fatal Hit-and-Run Update & Last Chance for Shop 916 Bonuses

Show Notes A murder suspect has been extradited back to Sacramento following a deadly shooting at a Motel 6, Sacramento Police are investigating a June hit-and-run that has now turned fatal, and there’s just two weeks left to take advantage of the City’s Shop 916 bonus gift card promotion. Plus, today’s forecast, a free Science Café on mosquito control in Elk Grove, and a Drag Queen Bingo fundraiser benefiting Front Street Animal Shelter. In this episode: Murder suspect extradited in Motel 6 homicide investigation June 23 hit-and-run victim dies from injuries Shop 916 bonus gift card promotion ends July 15 Wednesday weather forecast Science Café: Mosquito Control Matters in Elk Grove Drag Queen Bingo fundraiser for Front Street Animal Shelter Links: Sacramento County Sheriff’s Office – Motel 6 homicide update: https://x.com/sacsheriff/status/2071955899019858121?s=46&t=PhCR2qG_2J0JHQypV0KFew Sacramento Police – Fatal hit-and-run investigation: https://x.com/sacpolice/status/2072036765884706905?s=46&t=PhCR2qG_2J0JHQypV0KFew Shop 916 Gift Card Program: https://shop916local.com Science Café at A Seat at the Table Books: https://www.eventbrite.com/ Front Street Drag Queen Bingo Fundraiser: https://sacramentocityexpress.com/2026/06/24/support-front-street-at-drag-queen-bingo-fundraiser-july-2/
T2 · E5
1 jul 2026
5:00

The Sacramento Brief Tuesday June 30, 2026 - Violent Shoplifting Arrest, New Airport Dining, and Things to Do Tonight

Show Notes A suspected shoplifting incident turns violent in Arden Park, Sacramento International Airport welcomes a new pre-security restaurant, today’s forecast, and a couple of great ways to spend your Tuesday evening. In today’s episode: Suspect arrested after allegedly assaulting an elderly bystander with a metal scooter during a shoplifting confrontation. New pre-security restaurant, Local Flights Brews and Bites, officially opens at Sacramento International Airport’s Terminal B. Today’s Sacramento weather forecast. Tonight’s featured events, including Smirnoff Ice Villa Nights at Crawdads on the River and West Coast Swing dancing in Midtown. Sources: Sacramento County Sheriff’s Office / KCRA 3 Sacramento County Department of Airports https://flysmf.gov/articles/local-flights-brews-and-bites-opens-at-sacramento-international-airport-bringing-pre-security-dining-back-to-terminal-b National Weather Service – Sacramento https://www.weather.gov/sto/ Crawdads on the River https://saccrawdads.com/live-music/ Sacramento West Coast Swing https://www.916swing.com Thank you for listening to The Sacramento Brief. If you enjoy the show, please consider following, rating, and sharing it with someone who loves staying connected to what’s happening around the Capital Region. The Sacramento Brief is your weekday snapshot of local news, weather, community updates, and events—published Monday through Friday. 🛒 Strong Coffee Company - Protein Coffee 💰 Get 20% OFF | Promo Code: SACBRIEF https://promocode.to/strong-coffee-company/sacbrief-fgp
T2 · E4
30 jun 2026
3:57

The Sacramento Brief, Monday, June 29, 2026 - Deadly Stabbing Under Investigation • Downtown Gun Arrests • SacRT July Rail Disruptions

Show Notes A deadly stabbing near South Oak Park, multiple firearm arrests across Sacramento, a SWAT barricade ends peacefully, and SacRT announces major light rail service disruptions coming in July. Plus today’s weather and community events. Links Sacramento Police: https://www.sacpd.org SacRT Service Alerts: https://www.sacrt.com/StationClosure Explore Midtown: https://exploremidtown.org/freshair/ Sacramento History Museum: https://sachistorymuseum.org/events/play-ball/
T2 · E3
29 jun 2026
4:24

The Sacramento Brief, Friday, June 26, 2026 | Armed Robbery Investigation | Fourth of July Pet Safety | Weekend Events

Start your Friday with The Sacramento Brief. In today’s episode: • Sacramento Police investigate an armed robbery near a South Sacramento 7-Eleven after a suspect reportedly displayed a firearm and fled the scene. • Sacramento County reminds pet owners how to keep dogs and cats safe during the Fourth of July holiday and announces that Bradshaw Animal Shelter will waive owner redemption fees from June 27 through July 11 to help reunite lost pets with their families. • Your weekend weather forecast calls for comfortable temperatures, sunshine, and breezy conditions. • Plus, a look at this weekend’s local events, including the Kids’ Clothing Swap in West Sacramento, the Sac Sistas x Sacramento Running Company workout, the TROPIX dance showcase, and the Curtis Park Crop Swap. Helpful Links: Pet Safety: https://www.saccounty.gov/us/en/articles/2026-articles/keep-your-pets-safe-this-fourth-of-july-tips-to-prevent-lost-pet.html#gsc.tab=0 Kids’ Clothing Swap: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/kids-clothing-swap-at-sun-soil-in-sacramento-tickets-1987692311210?aff=ebdssbehomepeforyou Sac Sistas x Sacramento Running Company Workout: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/sac-sistas-x-sac-run-co-workout-morning-tickets-1988939148534?aff=ehometext TROPIX 18+ Choreography Showcase: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/tropix-18-choreography-showcase-tickets-1989798624249?aff=ehometext Curtis Park Crop Swap: https://www.strongsactown.org/2025/05/29/crop-swap/ Thank you for listening to The Sacramento Brief. If you enjoy the show, please follow, rate, and share it with someone who wants to stay connected to what’s happening across the Sacramento region. Have a safe and wonderful weekend, and I’ll see you Monday morning.
T2 · E2
26 jun 2026
3:42

The Sacramento Brief, Thursday, June 25, 2026 | One-Year Anniversary | North Highlands Standoff Conviction | Sheriff’s Drone Disarms Suspect

The Sacramento Brief – Thursday, June 25, 2026 Today marks a special milestone as The Sacramento Brief celebrates its one-year anniversary and the close of Season One. Thank you for making us part of your morning—whether you’re listening here in the Sacramento region or from one of 15 countries around the world. In today’s episode: • A Sacramento County jury convicts Daniel Murphy for shooting at sheriff’s deputies during a six-hour North Highlands standoff. He now faces up to 44 years and 8 months in prison. • The Sacramento County Sheriff’s Office highlights groundbreaking technology after deputies used a drone equipped with a magnet to safely disarm an armed suspect—believed to be a first-of-its-kind operation in the nation. The Sheriff’s new robotic K-9 platform, Buster, also played a key role. • Sacramento Fire reminds residents that illegal fireworks can result in fines of up to $10,000 as Fourth of July enforcement ramps up. • Your Sacramento weather forecast. • Things to do tonight, including Resonant Threads: Jazz & Improv in the Garden Room and the Tandem Coffee & Wine Book Club. Thank you for an incredible first year. Season Two begins tomorrow! Sources Sacramento County District Attorney – Daniel Murphy Conviction https://www.sacda.org/2026/06/defendant-convicted-of-shooting-at-officers-in-north-highlands-police-standoff/ Sacramento County Sheriff’s Office https://x.com/sacsheriff/status/2069786767184801798 City of Sacramento – Illegal Fireworks Enforcement https://www.cityofsacramento.gov/fire/news/2026/06/24/fire-department-urges-reporting-of-illegal-fireworks-warns-of-fines-up-to-10000 National Weather Service – Sacramento Forecast https://forecast.weather.gov/MapClick.php?lat=38.5816&lon=-121.4944 Resonant Threads – Event Information https://www.eventbrite.com/e/resonant-threads-jazz-and-improv-in-the-garden-room-tickets-1991113357652 Tandem Book Club – June 2026 https://www.eventbrite.com/e/tandem-book-club-june-2026-tickets-1990530269620
T2 · E1
25 jun 2026
4:52
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The Sacramento Brief, Wednesday, June 24, 2026 Suspect Hits 150 MPH Before Arrest | Woman Swims Across Lake During Police Pursuit | Summer Water Safety Alert

SHOW NOTES June 24, 2026 A stolen vehicle pursuit reached speeds of up to 150 miles per hour before ending in Yolo County, while another suspect was taken into custody after a foot pursuit that included a swim across Lake Greenhaven. Plus, Sacramento County officials are reminding families about water safety as summer temperatures rise. Today’s events include a discussion on Sacramento City Unified’s financial challenges and a live comedy Dating Game experience in Old Sacramento. Sources Sacramento County Water Safety https://www.saccounty.gov/us/en/articles/2026-articles/keep-kids-safe-around-water-this-summer.html National Weather Service Sacramento https://forecast.weather.gov/MapClick.php?lat=38.534264&lon=-121.443586 Events ENLIGHTENMENT: Can Sacramento City Unified School District Survive This Crisis? June 24 • 7:00 PM 2221 10th Street, Sacramento info@californiagroundbreakers.org Website: https://enlightenment-june-24-public-schools-problems.eventbrite.com/ The Dating Game – Laughs Unlimited June 24 • 7:00 PM 1207 Front Street, Old Sacramento https://www.laughsunlimited.com/shows/376224
T1 · E258
24 jun 2026
4:37

The Sacramento Brief Tuesday June 23, 2026 - Citrus Heights Townhome Fire Displaces 20 | Summer Food Safety Alert | Sacramento Events

Show Notes NEWS Citrus Heights townhome fire displaces 20 residents. CITY WATCH Sacramento County food safety reminder following increase in Campylobacter illnesses. https://www.saccounty.gov/us/en/articles/2026-articles/heading-outdoors-this-summer-don-t-forget-food-safety-.html#gsc.tab=0 WEATHER Sunny, high 93°. Clear tonight, low 57°. EVENTS Working for Crumbs B Street Theatre Tonight at 6:30 p.m. https://bstreettheatre.org/mainstage/working-for-crumbs/ The Entrepreneur’s Guide to Homeownership Sacramento Association of REALTORS® 6:00–8:00 p.m. https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-entrepreneurs-guide-to-homeownership-tickets-1987560376590?aff=ehometext
T1 · E257
23 jun 2026
2:58

The Sacramento Brief, Monday June 22, 2023 - Weekend Crime, Housing Development, and Summer Fun Around Sacramento

Show Notes NEWS 18-year-old wounded in Old Sacramento shooting; later arrested on outstanding warrant and ammunition charge. Sacramento man accused of stealing patrol car leads hour-long pursuit ending near Lodi. Weekend police activity includes recovery of stolen Vespa and firearm arrest following suspected drug transaction. CITY WATCH Sacramento County expands Residential Development Impact Fee Deferral Program to encourage housing construction. More information: https://www.saccounty.gov/content/saccounty/us/en/articles/2026-articles/sacramento-county-expands-residential-fee-deferral-program-to-su.html SacRTRydeFreeRThttps://www.sacrt.com/new-rydefreert-cards-for-2026-2027-school-year-now-available/ WEATHER Sunny, high near 92°. Mostly clear overnight, low around 57°. EVENTS California Time Traveler Summer Camp (June 22–26)https://californiamuseum.org/visit/events-public-programs/california-time-traveler-camp/ Free Pilates at James Marshall Park, Monday at 6:00 p.m.https://exploremidtown.org/freshair/
T1 · E256
22 jun 2026
4:40

The Sacramento Brief Friday, June 19, 2026 - Juneteenth Weekend, Standoff Ends Peacefully & Community Celebrations Across Sacramento

Show Notes A peaceful end to a Sacramento SWAT standoff, overnight arrests by Sacramento Police, a beautiful weekend forecast, and two great ways to celebrate Juneteenth in our region. In Today’s Brief: Suspect surrenders following a SWAT standoff in South Sacramento. Sacramento Police make arrests in a stolen vehicle case and a residential burglary. Sunny skies and comfortable temperatures are expected all weekend. Celebrate Juneteenth at the St. HOPE Block Party in Oak Park. Experience the Water Lantern Festival at Gibson Ranch Regional Park. Event Information St. HOPE Juneteenth Block Party Saturday, June 20 | 4:00–9:00 PM Historic 40 Acres Complex, Oak Park Celebrate Juneteenth with live music, food trucks, local vendors, family activities, a Black-owned business marketplace, and more. Event Information & Registration⁠ Water Lantern Festival Saturday, June 20 | Beginning at 6:00 PM Gibson Ranch Regional Park, Elverta Enjoy an evening of music, food, and hundreds of illuminated lanterns floating across the lake. Official Event Information & Tickets⁠ Thank you for listening to The Sacramento Brief. If you enjoy the show, please consider following, rating, and sharing it with someone who wants to stay informed about what’s happening across the Sacramento region. From all of us at The Sacramento Brief, have a safe, meaningful, and joyful Juneteenth weekend.
T1 · E255
19 jun 2026
4:40

The Sacramento Brief Thursday, June 18, 2026 - Teen Homicide Investigation Update, Juneteenth Closures & Weekend Celebrations

Show Notes Police make firearm-related arrest in connection with investigation into fatal shooting of 16-year-old in North Sacramento. Federal, state, city and most county offices close Friday for Juneteenth; emergency services and garbage collection continue. Thursday forecast calls for sunny skies with a high near 85 degrees. Athletics celebrate Juneteenth with African American Heritage Night and postgame Hip Hop fireworks. Free Juneteenth Art Walk takes place Friday through Midtown Sacramento. Sacramento Juneteenth Festival returns to William Land Park Friday and Saturday. Sacramento Police Homicide Update https://x.com/sacpolice/status/2067051991290040558?s=46&t=PhCR2qG_2J0JHQypV0KFew Sacramento County Holiday Closures https://www.saccounty.gov/Pages/County-Holidays.aspx Athletics Juneteenth Night https://www.mlb.com/athletics/tickets/single-game-tickets Juneteenth Art Walk https://bstreettheatre.org/other/juneteenth-art-walk/ Sacramento Juneteenth Festival https://sacramentojuneteenthinc.org/
T1 · E254
18 jun 2026
3:05
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