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The Sacramento Brief December 22, 2025 · The Sacramento Brief

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  This is the Sacramento Brief, your weekday roundup
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  of overnight headlines and what's ahead across
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  the city. I'm Carol. It's December 22nd, 2025.
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  Let's get you caught up. A suspect believed to
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  be connected to a shooting Saturday was safely
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  detained after a barricaded standoff in South
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  Sacramento yesterday. The incident happened at
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  a home in the 8300 block of Field Poppy Circle,
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  Crisis negotiators and drone teams responded.
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  The suspect was finally detained and transported
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  to the Sacramento County Main Jail, where he's
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  booked on related charges and being held on a
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  million dollars bail. While that standoff ended
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  peacefully, sheriff's deputies were also busy
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  tackling a different type of crime across the
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  county. And its organized retail crime task force
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  made 48 arrests, including 17 on day three at
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  major shopping centers. Deputies say the goal
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  is to reduce repeat retail theft that drives
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  up prices and impacts everyday shoppers. Some
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  of the cases now qualify as felonies under Prop
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  36, meaning that repeat offenders face tougher
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  consequences. Enforcement continues through the
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  holiday season. In another incident, investigators
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  are asking for help in a deadly hit -and -run
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  investigation as a 25 -year -old woman was killed
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  in a hit -and -run while crossing Bruceville
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  Road just south of Di Lusso Drive Saturday night.
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  Investigators say she was struck by a southbound
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  vehicle near the middle of the roadway just after
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  8 p .m. She died at the scene. The suspect's
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  vehicle is described as a dark -colored SUV,
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  and the driver fled. Authorities say investigation
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  is ongoing and urge anyone with information to
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  contact law enforcement. In City Watch, Sacramento
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  County has extended its weather respite through
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  10 a .m. Monday, January 5th as cold, damp conditions
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  continue. In partnership with First Step Communities,
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  respite sites are open at the Warren E. Thornton
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  Youth Center, 4000 Branch Center Road, at the
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  Outreach and Engagement Center, 3615 Auburn Boulevard,
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  and the North 5th Street. Navigation Center,
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  which is at 700 North 5th Street. Be sure, though,
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  to call 211 before you head over there to check
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  on availability. Showers and a high near 58 is
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  what we're looking at for weather. Southeast
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  winds 6 to 8 miles per hour and the chance of
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  precipitation is at 90%. Let's see. So we're
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  looking at a half to a quarter inch of rain,
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  a quarter to a half inch of rain possible today.
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  In events, if you're looking for something to
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  do tonight, explore local history and flavor
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  on historic Old Sacramento Walking Food Tour,
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  a guided stroll through the waterfront with tastings
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  and gold rush stories. Also tonight, grab a partner
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  at Tipsy Putt DOCO for Monday night. putters
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  spring league creative mini golf friendly competition
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  and prizes and for a calmer reset prayer in motion
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  pilates and praise meets tonight 7 p .m in Carmichael
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  blending movement music and reflection That's
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  all for today's Sacramento Brief. You'll find
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  the links to today's events in the show notes.
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  I'm Carol. Thank you for trusting me with your
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  morning. Be safe, stay sharp, and I'll see you
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  tomorrow.