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The Sacramento Brief September 26,2925 · The Sacramento Brief

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  I'm Carol. It's Friday, September 26, 2025. Let's
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  get you caught up in news. Yesterday morning
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  around 9 .30 a .m., construction crews in Oak
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  Park struck a gas line near the 3400 block of
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  Stockton Boulevard. The rupture forced the evacuation
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  of a nearby school and several homes surrounding
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  9th and 10th Avenues. Emergency crews secured
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  the scene and after several hours, the line was
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  safely capped and residents were cleared to return
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  to their homes. In City Watch, did you know that
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  Sacramento offers free high -speed Wi -Fi in
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  more than 20 city parks? It's part of the city's
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  partnership with Verizon to bridge the digital
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  divide and boost digital equity. From McClatchy
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  to McKinley, Tahoe Park to North Natomas, you
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  can log in daily from sunrise to sunset. Just
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  open your settings, select City Park, free Wi
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  -Fi, and accept the terms. Stay connected while
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  you're enjoying your local parks. Another way
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  the city is supporting the community and economic
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  growth. And weather will have a high of 93 before
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  dropping into the 80s tomorrow and hitting the
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  70s by Sunday with a chance of rain by early
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  next week. In traffic once again, Caltrans is
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  shutting down westbound 80. For a full 55 -hour
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  closure. The shutdown runs tonight from 9 p .m.
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  until Monday at 4 a .m. Between I -5 in Sacramento
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  County and 50, US 50 in Yolo County. On and off
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  ramps in West Sacramento will also be closed.
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  Check the link in the show notes for detailed
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  information and a map. Drivers should expect
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  major delays and plan extra time. Caltran reminds
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  everyone. Also tonight, Sacramento police are
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  putting drivers on alert. Tonight, officers will
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  conduct a DUI checkpoint in city limits from
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  8 p .m. to 1 a .m. Checkpoints are based on crash
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  data and aim to keep impaired drivers off the
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  road. Police remind the public that alcohol,
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  marijuana, and even prescription medication can...
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  impaired driving. A first time DUI can cost you
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  over $13 ,000 in fines and penalties and major
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  headaches. So be safe out there, you guys. In
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  events, Sacramento loves R &B. This Sunday, head
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  to Cesar Chavez Plaza in Sacramento. For Sack
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  Loves R &B, an outdoor day party featuring Sacramento's
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  hottest DJs spinning nothing but your favorite
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  R &B hits from 3 p .m. to 9 p .m. Enjoy classic
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  jams, new school beats, great food, and local
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  vendors in the heart of downtown. This is a 21
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  and over event. But good news, you can bring
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  a chair, a folding chair. So bring your seat.
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  your friends, and your dancing shoes for a day
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  party of nonstop vibes. Online sales have ended,
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  but you may be able to pay at the gate. Sacramento,
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  the spirit of the islands is coming your way.
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  The Hola Hola Music Festival brings the heartbeat
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  of the islands and ragged culture to Heart Health
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  Park at Cal Expo. It'll be Saturday and Sunday.
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  Gates open at noon each day. For two days of
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  music, food, and community rooted in aloha and
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  connection. Don't miss High Tea. Sacramento,
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  the classy hippie tea company at 3200 Broadway.
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  Experience a modern twist on high tea with global
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  flavors, local chefs, and curated pairings. Multiple
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  dates are available and tickets are on sale now.
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  That's all for today's Sacramento Brief. You'll
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  find the links for today's events in the show
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  notes. I'm Carol. Thank you for trusting me with
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  your morning. Be safe, stay sharp, and I'll see
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  you Monday.