Latest / The Sacramento Brief / The Sacramento Brief September 18, 2026 | Weekend Ready: Arrests, Alerts & Sacramento Fun
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- 0:04Good morning. This is the Sacramento Brief, your
- 0:08weekday roundup of overnight headlines and what's
- 0:11ahead across the city. I'm Carol. It's Friday,
- 0:16September 18th, 2026. Let's get you caught up.
- 0:21Two arrests are among the incidents in Sacramento
- 0:23Police Department activity report. In North Sacramento,
- 0:26officers stopped a bicyclist near Ford Road and
- 0:28Rio Linda Boulevard shortly after 6 .15 p .m.
- 0:31on Wednesday evening. Police say the rider fled,
- 0:34but officers pursued and apprehended him. The
- 0:38suspect was booked on charges connected with
- 0:40the incident, along with previous arrestable
- 0:43commitments. Later that evening, officers responded
- 0:46to reports of vandalism at home on the 7200 block
- 0:49of Alpine Frost Drive. Police say that when the
- 0:53officers attempted to take the suspect into custody,
- 0:56she brandished a knife and barricaded herself
- 0:58inside a vehicle. The situation ended without
- 1:01further escalation when the woman surrendered.
- 1:04She's now arrested and booked on related charges.
- 1:08Turning now to your weekend weather, it's going
- 1:11to be warm, sunny, and mostly clear. Sacramento
- 1:14will reach a high near 88 degrees today with
- 1:17calm winds becoming northwesterly around 5 to
- 1:197 miles per hour this afternoon. Tonight will
- 1:23be clear with a low around 59. Saturday turns
- 1:25slightly warmer with sunshine and a high near
- 1:2891. Saturday night will be mostly clear with
- 1:31a low around 58 and Sunday brings partly cloudy
- 1:34skies or partly sunny skies with more. Comfortable
- 1:38high around 85. Expect some clouds Sunday night
- 1:42and a low around 57. You're tuned into The Sacramento
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- 2:01The link is in today's show notes. And now, back
- 2:05to The Brief. In City Watch, September is National
- 2:09Preparedness Month, and Sacramento County is
- 2:11reminding residents to stand ready. That means
- 2:14signing up for Sacramento Alert, knowing your
- 2:18evacuation zone, and keeping an emergency kit
- 2:20stocked with food, water, medications, flashlights,
- 2:24battery, and first aid supplies. Your household
- 2:27plan should also account for power outages, family
- 2:30communication, pets, and livestock. You can register
- 2:34for emergency alerts by phone, text, or email
- 2:37at sacramentoready. The link is in today's show
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- 3:22-E -F at Strong Coffee Company. And now let's
- 3:26get into the weekend. Tonight. Adrian Xavier
- 3:29and the High Life Band bring their Love is the
- 3:33Answer tour to the Torch Club. The reggae show
- 3:36begins at 9 p .m. And then on Saturday, we have
- 3:40Brazilian Day Sacramento returns for its 12th
- 3:44year. The Free Street Festival runs from 1 to
- 3:476 p .m. near 3rd Avenue and Broadway and 34th
- 3:52Street. Expect samba, capoeira. Live Brazilian
- 3:56music, cultural performances, vendors, and traditional
- 4:00food. Also Saturday, Corner House Comedy presents
- 4:03a stand -up showcase featuring Los Angeles comedian
- 4:07Yoshi Obayashi, along with several local and
- 4:11visiting comics. The show begins at 7 .30, and
- 4:14that's at 3663rd Street. Doors open at 7 p .m.
- 4:19Then on Sunday, Heroes, villains, artists, and
- 4:23comic fans take over Crocker Art Museum for CrockerCon.
- 4:27Their free family festival includes more than
- 4:3060 exhibitors and special guests, plus a costume
- 4:33parade, video game demonstrations, animated films,
- 4:37a community Lego build, music, and hands -on
- 4:41art activities. CrockerCon runs from 10 a .m.
- 4:45until 4 p .m. That's all for today's Sacramento
- 4:48Brief. You'll find the links for today's events
- 4:51in the show notes. I'm Carol. Thank you for trusting
- 4:55me with your morning. Be safe, stay sharp, and
- 4:58I'll see you Monday.