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Hosted by Corey with the Story, Sacramento News Today delivers daily coverage of everything happening in Sacramento with fast, focused updates on local news, government, business, public safety, weather, and the stories shaping the city. From state politics to local developments, the show keeps you informed on what matters most across Sacramento. Each short episode highlights what matters most—including key updates, local trends, and stories shaping the city—produced by AI for speed, consistency, and clarity. Part of The Daily News Now network, Sacramento News Today is built for listeners who...

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The Picture That Captured 911 | Sacramento News 09.09.2026

Jennifer Castro, a museum curator who helped recover artifacts from the Pentagon after 9/11, recounts the harrowing reality of entering the disaster zone weeks after the attack—where melted glass and frozen objects like phones and clocks told stories of that fateful day. Amidst FBI coordination and crime scene warnings, her team salvaged poignant relics, including a framed photo reading “threat co...

Giant Sea Lion Takes Over Pier 39 | Sacramento News 09.09.2026

A giant Steller sea lion, nicknamed “Beef Buddy,” is stealing the show at San Francisco’s Pier 39—twice the size of regular sea lions and clearly not the same as the famous “Chonkers.” Experts confirm it’s a new visitor, sporting a darker coat and leaner frame. With the bay bursting with anchovies and fish this year, it’s no wonder these ocean giants are cruising into town for a free buffet. The s...

Mom Convicted for Letting Son Walk Alone | Sacramento News 09.09.2026

A Virginia mom sentenced to six months in jail—suspended—for letting her five-year-old walk alone to a pond says she trusted his familiarity with the route, sparking national debate over kids’ freedom and parental judgment. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN: advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated, high-level news summary base...

Stalker’s Deadly Confrontation in Sacramento | Sacramento News 09.09.2026

A chilling case in Sacramento ends in tragedy: a 22-year-old stalker, Rohit Rohit, who’d been secretly tracking a woman for months—including planting an AirTag, deflating her tires, and stealing her apartment key—was fatally shot by police after confronting her outside Panera Bread. Despite a restraining order, he delivered groceries to her door before the deadly encounter. Witnesses helped deputi...

Stalker’s Deadly Game Ends in Tragedy | Sacramento News 09.09.2026

A chilling tragedy unfolded in Sacramento: a 38-year-old woman was fatally shot near a Panera by a 22-year-old stalker, Rohit, who later died by suicide. Investigators reveal he’d been tracking her since January — using an AirTag, following her to work, and even breaking into her apartment while she slept. Despite a restraining order issued in May and a recent report of violating it by leaving gro...

EPA Wraps Up Moss Landing Battery Cleanup | Sacramento News 09.09.2026

The massive lithium battery plant fire in Moss Landing is finally entering its final cleanup phase, with demolition set to wrap by mid-2027 as the EPA works to safely remove and dispose of the remaining hazardous battery debris after a blaze that sent toxic fumes across the region and forced evacuations. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advert...

Capitola Wharf Revival Stalls | Sacramento News 09.09.2026

Capitola poured eight million dollars into repairing its historic wharf after brutal winter storms, hoping to lure new restaurants and fishing spots to revitalize the area. But with just one letter of interest from potential businesses, the city council is now scrambling to rethink their strategy—highlighting how even big investments don’t guarantee success, and how much work remains to make the w...

Turning Tragedy into Service on 911 | Sacramento News 09.09.2026

On the 20th anniversary of 9/11, remember the tragedy—and rise together. What began as a day of grief became a national call to service, officially recognized since 2009. Led by the nonprofit 9/11 Day, inspired by heroes like volunteer firefighter Glenn Winuk, millions now unite across 50+ cities to pack meals for food-insecure families. It’s not just remembrance—it’s action. Find your local event...

Northern Cal Heatwave Alert | Sacramento News 09.09.2026

Northern California braces for a brutal heatwave with triple-digit temps hitting the Valley and mid-to-upper 90s in the foothills — all while dry, breezy conditions crank up fire danger. A Heat Advisory covers much of the region, with Major Risk looming Thursday as the hottest day. Stay hydrated and limit outdoor exposure. The relief is coming: cooler temps return by Friday, with highs dipping int...

AI Could Wipe Us Out in 10 Years | Sacramento News 09.09.2026

AI could wipe out humanity in the next decade, warns Anthropic’s lead researcher Evan Hubinger, as the race to build superintelligent systems accelerates—sparking resignations, urgent calls for oversight, and a new U.S. bill to install an AI kill switch. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN: advertise@thednn.ai This is an automate...

Dolly Parton’s Private Battle with Cancer | Sacramento News 09.09.2026

Dolly Parton kept her cancer battle private not to hide, but to protect others from worry—her sister Stella revealed she’d have been touched by the outpouring of love after her passing. At 80, Dolly’s quiet strength and selfless spirit shone through even as she battled illness behind the scenes, embodying the joy and grace she gave the world for six decades across music, film, and TV. Her death wa...

Miss Austria Crowned at 22 Passes Away | Sacramento News 09.09.2026

Austria mourns the tragic loss of Lucia Sisic, Miss Austria 2024, who died at just 22 after a courageous battle with heart disease that required seven surgeries. As the reigning titleholder during a pageant hiatus, she held her crown longer than usual — a symbol of resilience. Known for her gratitude to doctors and her hopeful social media messages, Lucia embodied strength through adversity. Her p...

Tahoe Recreation Fees Could Change | Sacramento News 09.09.2026

Lake Tahoe’s Forest Service is proposing new fees for popular spots like Kiva Beach, Taylor Creek, and campgrounds — from $10 to $15 per vehicle or site — to fund infrastructure upgrades, while keeping over 37% of recreation areas free. Overnight permits in Desolation Wilderness could rise to $15, and the $20 annual pass is being scrapped. Public comments are open until September 29th, with a fina...

Small Plane Crash in San Diego | Sacramento News 09.09.2026

A small plane crashed during a landing attempt in San Diego, killing two people and sending up thick black smoke. Emergency crews arrived quickly but found the fire too intense to control. Witnesses reported seeing smoke that was hard to distinguish from an engine fire, while another pilot nearby described the scene as alarming. The NTSB is now investigating the cause of the crash, and victim name...

Folsom Targets Wild E-Bike Riding | Sacramento News 09.09.2026

Folsom’s city council is moving to tame wild e-bike riding with new safety rules—capping speeds at 15 mph, requiring riders to yield to pedestrians, and cracking down on trail damage. After combining two proposals, they’ll vote on a unified ordinance next, with police ready to enforce it. First offense: $100. Second: $250. Third: $500—all administrative fines, no credit impact. The goal? Safe park...

Highway 50 Shutdown Amid Armed Standoff | Sacramento News 09.09.2026

Highway 50 in Sacramento ground to a halt for nearly four hours as armed deputies pursued and subdued a wanted suspect linked to a fatal Panera Bread shooting—leading to tense standoffs, armored vehicles, and miles of backed-up traffic before the freeway finally reopened just before 7 PM. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN: adve...

Pedestrian Fatality on Highway 50 | Sacramento News 09.09.2026

A tragic pedestrian fatality unfolded Tuesday night on Highway 50 in Sacramento, when an unknown male was struck by a vehicle around 10 PM, leading to the shutdown of three westbound lanes near the 10th Street exit. Authorities are investigating whether the driver fled the scene, and while details remain scarce, officials urge anyone with information to come forward. Traffic is still moving throug...

Teenagers Targeting Homeless in Sacramento | Sacramento News 09.09.2026

A viral video shows teens allegedly hurling water bottles at homeless people in Sacramento, sparking outrage and concern. One man, Chip Stockton, says he was physically attacked by the same group outside a Safeway — kicking him after refusing to turn down his music — and believes he saw one of the teens in the clip. While the Sheriff’s Office is aware, no formal reports have been filed yet. Locals...

Folsom Targets Unsafe Bike Riding | Sacramento News 09.09.2026

Folsom’s cracking down on risky rides with new rules banning e-bikes and regular bikes from parks, playgrounds, and school grounds—unless explicitly allowed. The crackdown targets dangerous behaviors like stunts, carrying extra riders, ignoring pedestrians or signs, and riding while distracted by phones. City leaders say safety—not suppression—is the goal. Residents report damage and unsafe teen a...

Three Fatal Incidents on Highway 50 | Sacramento News 09.09.2026

Sacramento’s Highway 50 turned into a nightmare in one day—three separate fatal incidents shook the road: a pedestrian struck near 10th Street, a high-speed chase ending in a shooting on Hazel Avenue, and another deadly shooting on Howe Avenue that led to a driver found with a self-inflicted wound—all confirmed unrelated by authorities. The CHP is still investigating the first crash, as the driver...

Pedestrian Fatality on Highway 50 | Sacramento News 09.09.2026

A tragic pedestrian fatality occurred on Highway 50 in Sacramento Tuesday night, with the victim struck west of the 10th Street off-ramp. The California Highway Patrol is investigating whether the driver remained at the scene, while three lanes are closed—keeping four open to ease traffic backups. This heartbreaking incident serves as a sobering reminder of road dangers, with authorities promising...

TSA Lets Trusted Travelers Access Gates | Sacramento News 09.09.2026

TSA is reviving a pre-9/11 airport vibe with “Gateside by TSA PreCheck,” letting trusted travelers—without tickets—access gate areas for reunions, last-minute shopping, or goodbyes. Free for existing PreCheck members or those with a Known Traveler Number, it requires advance online approval and lasts all day. Rolling out at 13 major airports including LAX and DFW, this move aims to restore human c...

California Governor Debate Preview | Sacramento News 09.09.2026

California’s governor race heats up as Democrat Xavier Becerra and Republican Steve Hilton face off in a high-stakes CNN debate before the November 5 election. Moderated by Jake Tapper and Dana Bash, this one-hour showdown at 6 PM PT from Los Angeles pits Becerra’s seasoned resume—former HHS Secretary, Attorney General, and Congress member—against Hilton’s push for affordability and reduced red ta...

Council Revises Feral Cat Feeding Ban | Sacramento News 09.09.2026

Ripon city council is reversing course on its controversial ban against feeding feral cats after animal rescue groups warned it could cripple their vital trap, neuter, and return program. Instead of letting the ordinance stand, they’ve sent it back for revision to find a solution that supports humane cat population control without hindering TNR efforts — expect a revised version back on the table...

Three Lives Lost at Burning Man | Sacramento News 09.09.2026

Three lives lost at Burning Man this year—a sobering reminder that even in a festival of freedom and expression, the desert’s dangers can be deadly. Armando Ramirez, 51, died en route to hospital; Sampson Tshombe, mid-50s, collapsed on-site; and Craigh Mann, 60, was found dead at his camp. While one fatality is typical annually, three is an alarming spike. These aren’t just stats—they’re people, s...

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