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The Sacramento Brief November 25, 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 Tuesday,
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  November 25th, 2025. Let's get you caught up.
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  Sacramento police have released new details about
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  Friday's deadly shooting in North Sacramento.
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  Just after 2 .45 pm on November 21, officers
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  were called to the 900 block of Harris Avenue
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  and found an adult male suffering from at least
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  one gunshot wound. Officers began life -saving
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  efforts until fire arrived, but the victim later
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  died at the hospital. Homicide detectives and
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  crime scene investigators took over immediately,
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  processing evidence and interviewing witnesses.
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  By the next day, investigators had identified
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  a suspect, 39 -year -old Guadalupe Valencia of
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  Sacramento. He was arrested on the 22nd and booked
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  into the county jail on homicide -related charges.
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  The coroner's office has not released the identity
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  of the victim until the family has been notified.
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  In City Watch, as folks head out for turkey pie
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  and a little family chaos, here's something to
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  keep in mind. If you're passing through SMF,
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  this week the Sacramento County Sheriff's Office
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  and Sacramento International Airport are reminding
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  travelers to stay alert and never leave your
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  luggage unattended, even for a moment. If something
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  doesn't look right, let airport staff or law
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  enforcement know. And for drivers, stick to the
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  posted speed limits and stay patient in the pickup
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  zones. If you're waiting for someone to land,
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  use the free cell phone lot instead of stopping
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  at the curb. It will keep traffic moving and
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  help everyone get to where they need to go safely.
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  Today, we're hoping to get to a high of 58. As
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  you know, yesterday we did not make it all the
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  way to 60 because that fog layer hung in there
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  until just about 3 p .m. So we may not make it
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  to 58 even today, but we're going to try for
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  it once again, but we will start off with a heavily
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  fogged in morning. In events, if you're looking
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  for something to sweeten up your holiday table,
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  Perigari is baking at some of their most loved
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  desserts for Thanksgiving. Pre -orders are open
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  now and you'll have an opportunity to pick those
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  pies up in the next few days if you've already
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  ordered. just in time to impress your family
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  without ever turning on the oven. After you've
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  secured that pie and pastries, you might be ready
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  for a little laughter to balance out all that
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  sugar. B Street Theater's newest hit, Dog Mom,
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  is serving up heartwarming comedy and plenty
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  of wag -worthy chaos. And as it follows, Liz,
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  whose life spirals into an adorable mayhem when
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  A determined little dog decides she is the one.
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  It's the winner of the 2024 New Comedy Festival
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  and has already picked up has already playing
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  to packed audiences and rave reviews. Expect
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  charm wit and a whole lot of laughs. No leash
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  required. 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.