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The Sacramento Brief November 13, 2025 · 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 Thursday,
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  November 13th, 2025. Let's get you caught up.
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  The Sacramento County Sheriff's Office says last
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  week's Operation Street Sweeper has brought major
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  results. Over three days, deputies and more than
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  20 partner agencies executed 32 search warrants
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  and made over 140 arrests and seized 86 firearms,
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  along with more than $500 ,000 in illicit cash
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  and multiple types of illegal narcotics. The
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  operation has also shut down three clandestine
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  Drug labs as investigators targeted gang -related
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  violence across the region. In an unrelated story,
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  early yesterday morning around 2 .30 a .m., officers
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  conducted a bike enforcement stop near Folsom
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  Boulevard and Jackson Road. They say a suspect
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  tried to run as they were being detained. Officers
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  caught up quickly and found the individual carrying
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  an illegally possessed... firearm. That suspect
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  has been arrested on multiple related charges.
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  In City Watch, with heavy wind and rain in the
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  forecast today, Sacramento County has activated
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  its weather respite centers, open now through
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  Friday at 10 a .m. The main site is the Warren
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  E. Thornton Youth Center on Branch Center Road.
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  Adults 18 and older only with pets are welcome.
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  They must be crated and leashed, though. Guests
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  will have access to meals, cots, showers, restrooms,
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  and charging stations. A second location, the
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  Outreach and Engagement Center on Auburn Boulevard,
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  is open now and closes this afternoon at 1 p
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  .m., it looks like. Before you travel over, call
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  2 -1 -1 to check to see if they have reached
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  capacity. Regional transit is also offering free
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  rides to both sites. In weather, expect a wet
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  start with early light rain transitioning to
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  steady showers throughout the morning and into
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  the afternoon. Temperatures will hover around
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  62 degrees, mild but damp. It's a good idea to
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  carry an umbrella and maybe delay outside plans
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  if you can. In events, it's a packed Thursday
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  around Sacramento. Kickoff the night with the
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  weekly jazz jam takes over the Center for Musical
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  Arts. Meanwhile, at the Sierra 2 Center, it's
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  trivia for a great cause, supporting local journalism.
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  Across town, opening doors is a premiere building
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  a better life at the Sophia. It's premiering
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  building a better life at Sophia. If you're in
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  the mood for classics, Herb Alpert and the Tijuana
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  Bass hit the stage at the Safe Credit Union.
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  Over at the Croatian American Cultural Center,
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  you've got two candlelight options, a Taylor
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  Swift tribute or a set of neo -soul favorites.
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  Hip -hop fans, KRS -One with Planet Asia. Lights
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  up Harlow's while Harrison Gordon and friends
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  headline the Starlight Room upstairs. And wrapping
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  up the night with laughs, Christian Johnson is
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  performing at Laughs Unlimited. 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.