Latest / The Sacramento Brief / The Sacramento Brief April 20, 2026 - Four Hurt in Park Shooting, DUI Alert & Jail Plan Webinar
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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 Monday,
- 0:15April 20th, 2026. Let's get you caught up. Four
- 0:19people were hurt after gunfire broke out Saturday
- 0:22night at Howe Park. Sacramento County Sheriff's
- 0:25Office say deputies were clearing out a large,
- 0:27unauthorized gathering when they heard more than
- 0:3020 gunshots. As people fled the area, deputies
- 0:34found four victims, three men and one woman,
- 0:37all in their 20s with non -life -threatening
- 0:39injuries, three suffering gunshot wounds and
- 0:43one a grazing injury. The vehicle of interest
- 0:47was later located in Fairfield. Three people
- 0:49were detained and a firearm was recovered, but
- 0:52investigators say it's unclear how or if they're
- 0:56connected. This remains an active investigation.
- 0:59Anyone with information is asked to contact the
- 1:02sheriff's office. As some of you celebrate 420,
- 1:07a quick heads up for drivers. Sacramento police
- 1:10will be conducting a DUI and driver's license
- 1:13checkpoint from 3 to 9 p .m. within the city
- 1:17limits. City officials say the locations are
- 1:21based on crash data tied to impaired driving.
- 1:25Police remind drivers that impairment is not
- 1:28limited to alcohol, prescription medication.
- 1:32Over -the -counter drugs and marijuana can all
- 1:35impact your ability to drive. The first -time
- 1:38DUI can cost an average of over $13 ,000, along
- 1:43with a suspended license. In City Watch, Sacramento
- 1:48County is asking for your input on future of
- 1:51its jail system. A virtual community webinar
- 1:54is scheduled for Thursday at 5 p .m. where officials
- 1:58share updates on the jail system master plan
- 2:01project. This session will include a presentation
- 2:05to answer the community's questions, a public
- 2:08comment period. And also you can submit a written
- 2:13comment ahead of time. County leaders say the
- 2:16community feedback will help shape long -term
- 2:18decisions and identify opportunities for improvement
- 2:21across the system. You're tuned into the Sacramento
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- 2:33Just ask for the Sacramento Brief. And now, back
- 2:38to the Brief. Today's weather will be mostly
- 2:41sunny to start, but then around 40 % chance of
- 2:45rain developing after 2 p .m. with a high of
- 2:49near 72 degrees. By tonight, though, steady rain
- 2:53moves in with up to three quarters of an inch
- 2:55possible with a low around 54 degrees. In events.
- 3:01At Sacramento City College, the Russ Solomon
- 3:03Gallery continues its spring 2026 student show
- 3:08featuring photography and video work from students
- 3:12across the past academic year. The exhibit highlights
- 3:17a wide range of styles and creativity approaches
- 3:20and runs through and creative approaches and
- 3:23runs through May 14th. Admission is free. Now,
- 3:28if you're looking for something a little more
- 3:29hands -on, especially for the kids, Sacramento
- 3:32Children's Museum is hosting a Polaroid Picture
- 3:35Workshop every Tuesday this month at 1 .30 p
- 3:39.m. It's part of Photography Month Sacramento
- 3:41and gives kids a chance to explore the art and
- 3:45science of photography through fun, interactive
- 3:50activities. No registration is required. That's
- 3:54all included with the regular museum admission.
- 3:59Upcoming sessions are set for tomorrow and again
- 4:03on the 28th of April. That's all for today's
- 4:07Sacramento Brief. You'll find the links for today's
- 4:10events in the show notes. I'm Carol. Thank you
- 4:13for trusting me with your morning. Be safe, stay
- 4:16sharp, and I'll see you Monday.