Latest / The Sacramento Brief / The Sacramento Brief April 24, 2026 - Arrest Made in Deadly K Street Stabbing | Gun Arrest During Traffic Stop | HEART Housing Success Story
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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,
- 0:15April 24th, 2026. Let's get you caught up. An
- 0:19update to a deadly stabbing in downtown Sacramento.
- 0:22Police say 19 -year -old Humberto Palacios has
- 0:25been arrested in connection with the March 2nd
- 0:27attack on K Street. Officers originally found
- 0:30a man and a woman suffering from stab wounds.
- 0:33The man later died at the hospital. After weeks
- 0:36of investigation, homicide detectives working
- 0:38alongside multiple specialized units identified
- 0:42and took Palacios into custody. He now faces
- 0:45homicide -related charges. This case remains
- 0:48under investigation. In a separate incident,
- 0:51gang suppression unit detectives say a man essentially
- 0:54turned himself in during a traffic stop in South
- 0:57Sacramento. Darrell Maxwell approached deputies
- 1:00mid -stop, unaware they already knew he was on
- 1:03parole and probation. A search of the vehicle
- 1:05turned up a loaded, unregistered Glock 19 under
- 1:08the center console. Maxwell was arrested and
- 1:11booked on felonies, firearms charges. In City
- 1:15Watch, a powerful success story. out of Sacramento's
- 1:20Homeless Engagement Response Team, known as HEART.
- 1:24Wanda Donnell, once living in a tent with her
- 1:27dog Diamond, is now settled into her own apartment
- 1:30after months of outreach and support. After losing
- 1:34housing, exhausting her savings, and spending
- 1:37years navigating instability, until she finally
- 1:41accepted services from HEART clinicians, who
- 1:44never stopped showing up. Now housed and rebuilding,
- 1:48Wanda says she's focused on stability and eventually
- 1:51helping others facing homelessness. County officials
- 1:55say her story is a reminder that consistent outreach
- 1:58and trust can lead to lasting change. You're
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- 2:13ask for the Sacramento Brief. And now, back to
- 2:17the Brief. In today's weather, while it will
- 2:20be partly sunny with a high near 72, light winds
- 2:23picking up slightly this afternoon. Tonight,
- 2:25expect partly cloudy skies with a low around
- 2:2749. Heading into the weekend, Saturday stays
- 2:30mild with a high near 69. Sunday is similar conditions,
- 2:34partly cloudy, topping out around 68. A smooth,
- 2:38easy spring stretch with no major swings, just
- 2:41comfortable days ahead. In events, here's what's
- 2:45going on around Sacramento this weekend. Comedy
- 2:48Under the Stars with Deshaun Ross tonight at
- 2:518 .30 p .m. This will be at the Fair Oaks Performing
- 2:54Arts Center. Outdoor Laughs with High Energy
- 2:57Headliner. Tickets are $20 and this is an 18
- 3:02and up event. The 5th Annual Artism Interactive
- 3:08Exhibit. is tomorrow from 11 to 4 p .m. at Luther
- 3:11Burbank High School. It's a free sensory -friendly
- 3:16event celebrating young artists on the autism
- 3:19spectrum. Registration is required. And then
- 3:23on Sunday, Botanical Blueprints, Cyanotype Workshop.
- 3:27This is Sunday from noon to 4 p .m. at Verge
- 3:31Center for the Arts. It's hands -on, creative,
- 3:34and a little scientific. You'll leave with your
- 3:37own print and a new skill. That's all for today's
- 3:41Sacramento Brief. You'll find the links for today's
- 3:44events in the show notes. I'm Carol. Thank you
- 3:47for trusting me with your morning. Be safe, stay
- 3:50sharp, and I'll see you Monday.