Latest / The Sacramento Brief / The Sacramento Brief Monday, June 08, 2026 - Howe Avenue Homicide, Illegal Gambling Bust, and Burglary Concerns Rise in South Sacramento
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- 0:03Good morning. This is the Sacramento Brief, your
- 0:08weekday roundup of overnight headlines and what's
- 0:11ahead across the city. I'm Carol and this is
- 0:15your Sacramento Brief for Monday, June 8th. Sacramento
- 0:19County Sheriff's detectives are investigating
- 0:21a homicide after a fatal shooting at a business
- 0:23in the 1100 block of Howe Avenue. Deputies responded
- 0:27shortly after 11 .20 a .m. and found 31 -year
- 0:30-old Kenneth Peace suffering from an apparent
- 0:33gunshot wound to the chest. Deputies immediately
- 0:35began life -saving efforts until fire personnel
- 0:38arrived, but Peace was pronounced dead at the
- 0:40scene. Investigators say the suspect fled before
- 0:43deputies arrived and remains outstanding. Anyone
- 0:47with information is asked to contact the Sacramento
- 0:50County Sheriff's Office at their non -emergency
- 0:53line at 916 -874 -5115. And in South Sacramento,
- 0:59Sheriff's deputies have shut down what investigators
- 1:03describe as an illegal gambling operation. Following
- 1:06a weeks -long investigation, the Central Division
- 1:09of the Problem -Oriented Policing Team served...
- 1:12a search warrant at a known problem location
- 1:15with assistance from the sheriff's special enforcement
- 1:18detail, the Elk Grove Police Department. Authorities
- 1:22seized five firearms, multiple casino -style
- 1:26gambling machines, electronic storage devices,
- 1:29and more than $100 ,000 believed to be connected
- 1:32to illegal gambling activity. And in separate
- 1:36incidents, deputies are warning residents to
- 1:39remain vigilant after a series of burglaries
- 1:41and attempted burglaries reported between June
- 1:435th and 6th in the Fruitridge Lawrence Park
- 1:46areas. Adding to those concerns, residents of
- 1:51the 4900 block of 44th Street are... reported
- 1:54an attempted break -in early Saturday morning.
- 1:57According to neighbors, a second attempted break
- 2:00-in occurred immediately next door to the overnight
- 2:03attempt around 6 a .m. involving a separate suspect.
- 2:07One suspect was reportedly detained while the
- 2:10other remains outstanding. Sheriff's officials
- 2:13are encouraging residents to secure your homes,
- 2:17watch for suspicious activity, and report anything
- 2:20unusual to law enforcement. You're tuned in to
- 2:24the Sacramento Brief, your daily Sacramento update.
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- 2:34Brief. And now, back to the Brief. In City Watch,
- 2:39nominations are now open for Sacramento County's
- 2:422026 Sustainable Business Award. Businesses,
- 2:46nonprofits, and community members have until
- 2:49June 26 to submit. recognizing organizations
- 2:54that demonstrate environmental leadership through
- 2:57green design, community impact, innovation, and
- 3:00sustainability efforts. Award recipients will
- 3:04be honored during the ceremony hosted by the
- 3:06Sacramento County's Business Environmental Resource
- 3:09Center on September 16th. For today's weather,
- 3:14it'll be mostly sunny with a high near 82 degrees.
- 3:17Tonight, expect increasing clouds with a slight
- 3:20chance of rain after 11 p .m. Temperatures fall
- 3:23to around 57 degrees with southwest winds gusting
- 3:29up to 22 miles per hour. For events, tonight
- 3:33is the final session of the Ultimate 101 Spring
- 3:36League at... O 'Neill Park. Registration for
- 3:41this is closed, but spectators are welcome to
- 3:44stop by and watch local players develop their
- 3:47skills in one of Sacramento's most welcoming
- 3:49regional sports communities. Activities begin
- 3:52at 6 .30 p .m. Also beginning today, Rancho Cordova
- 3:58Arts launches in its annual Micro Masterpiece
- 4:03Fundraiser. The online auction features hundreds
- 4:06of original 6x6 inch artworks donated by local
- 4:11and regional artists. Proceeds help purchase
- 4:15art supplies for teachers and classrooms throughout
- 4:18the region. Bidding continues through June 13th.
- 4:23That's all for today's Sacramento Brief. You'll
- 4:26find the links to today's events in the show
- 4:28notes. I'm Carol. Thank you for trusting me with
- 4:31your morning. Be safe, stay sharp, and I'll see
- 4:35you tomorrow.