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The Sacramento Brief February 11, 2026 · The Sacramento Brief

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  I'm Carol. It's Wednesday, February 11th, 2026.
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  Let's get to it. An arrest has been made following
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  an early morning carjacking in Sacramento a couple
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  of days ago. Sacramento police responded around
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  5 a .m. to the 2800 block of 34th Avenue, where
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  suspect reportedly confronted a woman, demanded
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  her keys, pushed her and drove off in her vehicle.
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  The suspect later crashed in Stockton, where
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  they were detained by the California Highway
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  Patrol. Sacramento Police Department officers
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  responded to Stockton. transported the suspect
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  back to Sacramento and arrested them on charges
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  of carjacking and parole violations. In City
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  Watch, Sacramento County Public Health is urging
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  residents to check their vaccination status as
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  measles cases rise across California. Sacramento
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  County Public Health is joining the California
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  Department of Health after 17 measles cases were
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  reported statewide, including an outbreak in
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  Shasta County. Health officials say all recent
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  cases involve people who were unvaccinated or
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  had unknown vaccination histories. Residents
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  are encouraged to ensure they're up to date on
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  the MMR vaccinations, especially before traveling
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  or attending large public events. In today's
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  weather, we'll have rain and thunderstorms moving
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  through with heavy rain activity about mid -afternoon.
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  A high near 58 with gusty southwest winds up
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  to 26 miles per hour. Rain chances sit about
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  90 % today with heavier downpours possible in
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  thunderstorms. Tonight, rain tapers off before
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  10, staying mostly cloudy with a low around 44.
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  In events, celebrate Black History Month with
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  a guided walking tour of Oak Park's 40 acres
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  art and cultural complex at 2828 35th Street.
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  Led by Sacramento comedian Dru Burks, the tour
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  starts at the historic Guild Theater and explores
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  the people and places that shape this iconic
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  neighborhood. And staying with the power of storytelling
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  and community voices, the Sacramento's own the
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  Sacramento Bee has been telling the city's story
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  since 1857. While newspapers nationwide struggle,
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  the Sac Bee is still here, and leadership says
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  they're planning for the next 169 years. So how
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  do you keep local journalism alive in a changing
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  media landscape? That's the question that takes
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  center stage at the conversation featuring the
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  Bee's new editor, Chris Fusco, and longtime opinion
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  editor, Marcos Bretón. As they share their vision
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  for the SAC Bee and other California newsrooms,
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  this conversation will take place tonight at
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  Enlightenment Salon, 6 .30 p .m. at 2221 10th
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  Street. That's all for today's Sacramento Brief.
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  You'll find the links to today's events in the
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  show notes. I'm Carol. Thank you for trusting
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  me with your morning. Be safe, stay sharp, and
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  I'll see you tomorrow.