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The Sacramento Brief February 10, 2026 · The Sacramento Brief

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  Good morning. This is the Sacramento Brief, your
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  weekday roundup of overnight headlines and what's
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  ahead across the city. I'm Carol. It's Tuesday,
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  February 10th, 2026. Let's get you caught up.
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  A repeat theft suspect is in custody after a
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  brazen retail theft in Sacramento County. Sheriff's
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  deputies arrested 33 -year -old Anthony Eastman
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  after he allegedly stole merchandise from a Harbor
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  Freight tools, left the store, then returned
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  and stole more items. Deputy found Eastman nearby
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  with the stolen property and drug paraphernalia.
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  A records check showed he was on probation with
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  three outstanding warrants. Store employees say
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  Eastman had stolen from the same business six
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  times in the past three weeks, with losses totaling
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  several thousand dollars. Eastman was positively
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  identified and booked into the Sacramento County
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  Main Jail. In City Watch, the Sacramento Fire
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  Department is celebrating 176 years of service
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  in the capital city. The department traces its
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  roots back to February 5, 1850. when residents
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  formed the first volunteer fire department in
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  the western United States. The fire chief, Chris
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  Costamanga, says that the department remains
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  committed to saving lives, protecting property,
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  and honoring the legacy that continues to serve
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  a growing Sacramento community. In today's weather,
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  rain moves in with showers most likely between
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  mid -morning and late afternoon with a high near
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  56 and light southerly winds. Rain continues
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  tonight with a chance of thunderstorms before
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  early Wednesday morning. Overnight lows dip to
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  around 49 with rain chances staying high throughout
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  the night. In events, It's National Cribbage
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  Day today, and the River City Peggers are celebrating
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  with a free giveaway. They'll distribute free
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  vintage cribbage boards while supplies last from
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  3 to 7 p .m. at Gibbons Community Center at 4791
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  Gibbons Drive in Carmichael. Admission is free
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  and quantities are limited. Now, if you're looking
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  for a creative Valentine's date night, This evening,
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  Carrie Shaw hosts a Valentine Ceramic and Sip
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  Clay Workshop at Acheson Wine Company. Guests
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  will enjoy hands -on clay making, guided instructions,
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  and a complimentary glass of wine and snacks.
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  This workshop runs from 630 to 830 p .m. and
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  tickets are selling out fast. That's at 1629
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  19th Street. And the Rancho Cordova Youth Center
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  has released its new winter and spring program
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  guide featuring free after school and specialty
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  programs in sports, STEM, arts, and leadership,
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  including Lego robotics, martial arts, ceramic,
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  black football, and more. Now for this one, participation
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  is exclusive to my families in the Rancho Cordova
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  city limits or students attending Rancho Cordova
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  schools. Space is limited. Early registration
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  is encouraged. You can head over to the center
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  at 104 .55 Investment Circle. That's all for
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  today's Sacramento Brief. You'll find the links
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  to today's events in the show notes. I'm Carol.
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  Thank you for trusting me with your morning.
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  Be safe, stay sharp, and I'll see you tomorrow.