Latest / The Sacramento Brief / The Sacramento Brief Monday July 13, 2026 | Weekend Police Activity, Free Public Art Workshop & Photography
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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 Monday,
- 0:15July 13th, 2026. Let's get you caught up. Sacramento
- 0:19police made several arrests over the weekend.
- 0:22Friday evening, officers attempted to stop a
- 0:24dirt bike rider. near Hayward Street and Harris
- 0:27Avenue. The rider refused to stop, leading officers
- 0:30on a brief pursuit before surrendering. The suspect
- 0:33was arrested on related charges. Earlier Friday,
- 0:36officers responded to a theft of a vehicle on
- 0:38Broadway. Police quickly located the stolen vehicle
- 0:41and safely arrested the suspect. And later that
- 0:45night on Florin Road, officers contacted a man
- 0:47with outstanding warrants. Sacramento police
- 0:49say he resists arrest, causing minor injuries
- 0:51to officers before being taken into custody.
- 0:54Additional drug -related charges were added.
- 0:58And Saturday brought more enforcement activity.
- 1:01Just after 1 a .m., officers recovered a stolen
- 1:04vehicle near Jesse and Norwood Avenues. The arrest...
- 1:07They arrested the driver. Later that morning,
- 1:10officers arrested a wanted suspect during a stop
- 1:14near Elvis Avenue and 66th Street. And just before
- 1:17midnight, officers attempted to stop a bicycle
- 1:19rider near American Avenue and West El Camino.
- 1:23The suspect fled first on bicycle, then on foot
- 1:26before officers safely apprehended him. Police
- 1:29say he was arrested on outstanding warrants and
- 1:32additional related charges. Today's weather brings
- 1:36another hot Sacramento day with a slight 20 %
- 1:39chance of rain this afternoon. Expect partly
- 1:43sunny skies with a high near 97 degrees. Tonight
- 1:47will be mostly clear with overnight lows around
- 1:4967. You're tuned in to the Sacramento Brief,
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- 2:01Just ask for the Sacramento Brief. And now, back
- 2:05to The Brief. In City Watch, North Natomas is
- 2:09hosting the next Bird and Benches Community Workshop
- 2:12on Saturday, July 18th from 9 a .m. until noon
- 2:16at the One Natomas Farmers Market. Participants
- 2:21will learn about local birds and native plants
- 2:23before creating artwork that will help inspire
- 2:26future public art benches planned for North Natomas
- 2:29Regional Park. and the Jack Rabbit Trail. Each
- 2:34participant will even create a custom bird -themed
- 2:37zipper fabric bag to take home. The event is
- 2:42free and open to all ages. All supplies are provided
- 2:46while they last. Advance registration is recommended,
- 2:49but walk -ins are also welcome. And for events,
- 2:54if you've been wanting to get your DSL camera
- 2:57off of auto mode, Photography 101 with photographer
- 3:01Lisa Correa offers a hands -on introduction to
- 3:05manual photography. The class covers camera fundamentals
- 3:09before moving into practical shooting techniques,
- 3:12making it perfect for beginners. There's a class
- 3:15today at 10 a .m. at 6211 Broadway with other
- 3:20dates available. and for adult readers looking
- 3:24for something a little different, maybe a little
- 3:26spicy. A Seat at the Table Books in Elk Grove
- 3:30is launching its new Diversity in Kink Book Club
- 3:34Monday evening. This month's discussion centers
- 3:39on Deep End by Ali Hazelwood and explores themes
- 3:46found in the novel with a guided, book -focused
- 3:49discussion. That's all for today's Sacramento
- 3:53Brief. You'll find the links to today's events
- 3:56in the show notes. I'm Carol. Thank you for trusting
- 3:59me with your morning. Be safe, stay sharp, and
- 4:02I'll see you tomorrow.