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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,
- 0:15November 21st, 2025. Let's get you caught up.
- 0:20Sheriff deputies were searching a North Sacramento
- 0:23neighborhood yesterday after a felony assault
- 0:25suspect ran from them near Elkhorn Boulevard
- 0:28and Weddington Way. Deputies say they had contacted
- 0:32the man at a nearby homeless encampment when
- 0:35he took off. He's described as a white man in
- 0:38his 30s with long hair, wearing a blue hat, black
- 0:41jacket and tan pants. Residents were urged to
- 0:45stay inside and lock their doors and contact
- 0:47911 if they spotted him. There was no further
- 0:51update from the Sacramento Sheriff's Department
- 0:54X page as to whether they apprehended that suspect.
- 0:58In a separate incident, six people, including
- 1:01two children, were injured in a multi -vehicle
- 1:03crash near Mather Airport yesterday afternoon.
- 1:06Crews responded just after 5 p .m. to Mather
- 1:09Boulevard near Arnold Way and quickly called
- 1:12a mass casualty incident because of the number
- 1:15of patients. Fire officials said two suffered
- 1:19moderate injuries, four had minor injuries, and
- 1:22all six were taken to local hospitals. The cause
- 1:25of this crash is under investigation. In an overnight
- 1:28incident on Thursday, officers attempted to stop
- 1:32a vehicle in the 2400 block of Del Paso Boulevard
- 1:34just after midnight when the driver fled and
- 1:39a pursuit unfolded throughout the area. The chase
- 1:42ended when the suspect vehicle became disabled
- 1:44and officers took the driver into custody and
- 1:48was arrested on multiple related charges. In
- 1:52City Watch, Sacramento's county new crop and
- 1:55livestock report shows Sacramento Valley continues
- 1:58to be an agricultural powerhouse, generating
- 2:01more than $536 million in 2024. Wine grapes led
- 2:07the region with $167 million in market, and milk
- 2:12and pears rounded out the top three. Agricultural
- 2:17Commissioner Chris Flores says farming remains
- 2:19the Central Valley's economic and rural hub.
- 2:25In weather, we'll be experiencing patchy fog
- 2:28this morning, giving way to sunshine in a high
- 2:31of about 61. If you're looking for things to
- 2:34do this weekend, let's start out Friday. If you're
- 2:38craving something loud, cosmic, and a little
- 2:41chaotic. Wonka Willie's Galactic Circus lands
- 2:46at the Rink Studios on Del Palo Boulevard. It
- 2:49is an 18 and older bass -heavy electronic show
- 2:53with candy -themed visuals. All the wizard womp
- 2:58energy. Doors open at 9 p .m. Earlier Friday
- 3:03evening, Thryco Boutique is rounding... rolling
- 3:07out the launch of their brand new style box.
- 3:10Sip, shop, and snag raffle prizes and grab a
- 3:13gift back if you RSVP ahead. That's from 4 to
- 3:188 p .m. in Old Sacramento. On Saturday, you can
- 3:22start off your morning grounded at Soil Born
- 3:27Farms with Regenerative Agricultural Farm Tour
- 3:30in Rancho Cordova. Learn hands -on practices
- 3:34that you can take home to your own garden. That
- 3:38will be from 10 a .m. to 11 .30 a .m. Also, parents,
- 3:43if you need a break before the holiday rush,
- 3:46Technique Gymnastics is hosting Grateful for
- 3:49Parents Day Out. Kids enjoy pizza, games, and
- 3:53supervised fun. That will be from 1 to 4 p .m.,
- 3:56and you'll need to register ahead. Then on Saturday
- 3:59night, Take a turn to the bizarro baggage at
- 4:04the Sacramento comedy spot. Puts game show twist
- 4:08on dating disasters, exposing the baggage of
- 4:11pop culture characters before the first date.
- 4:15That show is about 1030 tonight, and there's
- 4:18a link in the show notes for additional information.
- 4:21But now if you're ready for something magical,
- 4:23they have the Sustainable Santa Returns to the
- 4:27Atrium. That's at 1020 Front Street with zero
- 4:30-waste holiday photos, clay ornaments, crafting,
- 4:33and warm seasonal drinks. That's happening Sunday
- 4:37from 3 to 8 p .m. Then you can wrap up your Sunday
- 4:43as you close out the weekend with a laugh. Award
- 4:46-winning comic motivational speaker Leslie Robb
- 4:49takes the stage at Laughs Unlimited 7 p .m.,
- 4:53bringing her viral teacher powerhouse humor to
- 4:58Old Sacramento. That's all for today's Sacramento
- 5:02Brief. You'll find the links for today's events
- 5:05in the show notes. I'm Carol. Thank you for trusting
- 5:08me with your morning. Be safe, stay sharp, and
- 5:12I'll see you Monday.