Latest / The Sacramento Brief / The Sacramento Brief Friday September 11, 2026 | Shots Fired, Weekend Vibes & A Taste of Sacramento
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- 0:04Good morning. This is the Sacramento Brief, your
- 0:08weekday roundup of overnight headlines and what's
- 0:11ahead across the city. I'm Carol. It's Friday,
- 0:16September 11th, 2026. Before we begin, we pause
- 0:20to remember the lives lost on this day 25 years
- 0:23ago and honor the families First responders and
- 0:27communities forever changed. Now, let's get you
- 0:33caught up. Sacramento police arrested an armed
- 0:36suspect early Thursday morning after gunfire
- 0:38erupted in North Sacramento. Officers were called
- 0:42to the 1400 block of Response Road shortly after
- 0:442 a .m. for reports of someone armed with a firearm.
- 0:48Police say the suspect began firing rounds while
- 0:51officers were responding. Officers located and
- 0:54detained the suspect without anyone being injured.
- 0:57The firearm was recovered and the suspect was
- 0:59booked on related charges. Today, we'll head
- 1:03into the weekend looking at your Sacramento forecast.
- 1:07Today will be sunny and warm with a high near
- 1:0991. Winds will come from the south -southwest
- 1:12at around 8 mph. Skies remain clear. Friday night
- 1:17has a temp... has a low temperature fall to about
- 1:2061. South winds could gust up to 21 miles per
- 1:25hour. Saturday brings sunshine and noticeably
- 1:27cooler temperatures with a high around 83 and
- 1:30overnight low of 58. Sunday will also be sunny
- 1:34with a high near 85. Sunday night will be mostly
- 1:38clear with temperatures again dropping to around
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- 2:25Company. In City Watch, Sacramento residents
- 2:29can learn how to make their homes safer, more
- 2:32accessible, and easier to use as their needs
- 2:35change. The City of Sacramento, AARP California,
- 2:39and Rebuilding Together Sacramento are hosting
- 2:43a free webinar on Thursday, September 17th from
- 2:465 to 6 p .m. creating homes for every stage of
- 2:50life. It will cover accessibility. housing options,
- 2:54home repair programs, and resources that support
- 2:57independent living and aging in place. Participants
- 3:02will learn about Sacramento's universal design
- 3:05ordinance and the accessibility options available
- 3:08to buyers of qualified new homes. The webinar
- 3:14will also introduce AARP's HomeFit resources
- 3:18and explain how to repair and How repair and
- 3:24accessibility assistance offered through the
- 3:27Rebuild Together Sacramento is available, including
- 3:31eligibility requirements and how to apply. Universal
- 3:35design can include no -step entrances, wider
- 3:38doorways and hallways, accessible bathrooms,
- 3:41bedrooms, and reinforced bathroom walls for features
- 3:45like grab bars and lever -style door handles
- 3:49and rocker -style light switches. These features
- 3:52can benefit older adults and people with disabilities,
- 3:55but they can also make a home more comfortable
- 3:58and adaptable for everyone over time. This webinar
- 4:02is free and open to Sacramento residents, but
- 4:05online registration is required. You're tuned
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- 4:22visit our GoFundMe. The link is in today's show
- 4:26notes. And now, back to The Brief. And finally,
- 4:30if you're looking for something to get into this
- 4:32weekend, Sacramento has movement, music, and
- 4:35plenty of good food on the calendar. Tonight,
- 4:37Estate Farms hosts DALE: Perreo, and Pilates.
- 4:43One last summer night. This three -hour outdoor
- 4:46social begins at 7 p .m. with local vendor marketplace.
- 4:50At 7 .30, participants will hit the mat for a
- 4:5345 -minute Reggaeton -fueled Pilates class. Afterwards,
- 4:58an evening continues with dancing, shopping,
- 5:02socializing under the lights until 10 p .m. All
- 5:05inclusive levels are welcome. Bring a Pilates
- 5:08mat, water. and the organizers put it, your Friday
- 5:14night energy. Estate Farms is located at 6240
- 5:19Excelsior Road, and only a few tickets remain.
- 5:22On Saturday, Mixtape takes over Esther Park from
- 5:265 to 10 p .m. This is a 21 and over day party.
- 5:30featuring throwback hip -hop and R &B with jerseys
- 5:34and 90s -inspired outfits encouraged, but not
- 5:38required. Esther Park is located at 3408 3rd
- 5:42Avenue. Then on Sunday, come hungry for the 7th
- 5:47Annual Black Food Festival. This year's theme
- 5:50is Love at First Bite. The celebration brings
- 5:53together soul food and flavors inspired by the
- 5:56Black diaspora, along with desserts, specialty
- 6:00drinks, retail vendors, artists, and community
- 6:03organizers. The family -friendly festival will
- 6:06also feature live music, dance performances,
- 6:09and activities celebrating Black culture, entrepreneurship,
- 6:13and community. The Black Food Festival runs from
- 6:16noon until 6 p .m., and that's at 2251. Flooring
- 6:21Road. That's all for today's Sacramento Brief.
- 6:24You'll find the links for today's events in the
- 6:26show notes. I'm Carol. Thank you for trusting
- 6:29me with your morning. Be safe, stay sharp, and
- 6:33I'll see you Monday.