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  • Body pulled from American River in Rancho Cordova

    Body pulled from American River in Rancho Cordova

    COMES FIRST. THIS IS KCRA THREE NEWS AT FIVE. A COMMUNITY IS IN MOURNING OF THE LOSS OF A MOTHER AND CHILD. WHAT WE KNOW ABOUT THE VICTIMS AND THE EFFORTS NOW BEING MADE TO HELP THEIR PEERS COPE. CALLS FOR PEACE. AS HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE GATHERED TO CELEBRATE UKRAINE’S INDEPENDENCE DAY. WHILE IT WAS MORE THAN JUST A CELEBRATION AS THEIR COUNTRY REMAINS AT WAR. IT IS THE FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL FOR STUDENTS ACROSS THE COMMUNITY OF DAVIS. WE’LL LET YOU KNOW ABOUT FIVE OF THE SCHOOLS WITHIN THE DISTRICT THAT ARE CELEBRATING SOMETHING NEW THIS YEAR. THAT’S COMING UP IN A LIVE REPORT. GOOD MORNING. IT IS 5 A.M. IT’S MONDAY DEIRDRE FITZPATRICK, AND I’M TEO TORRES. I’M BETTING YOU PROBABLY DID YOUR RUNS IN THE EARLY MORNING HOURS THIS WEEKEND. YEAH, I MEAN, IT GOT WARM VERY, VERY QUICKLY. LET’S GO AHEAD AND GO OVER TO METEOROLOGIST TAMARA BERG WITH A LITTLE BIT OF A COOLDOWN THIS WEEK. YEAH. TEMPERATURES WILL BE TRENDING DOWNWARD AT LEAST AS WE GET INTO THE MIDDLE PART OF THE WEEK. OUT THE DOOR THIS MORNING. WE’VE GOT A COMFORTABLE STRETCH TO GREET YOU IN THIS 5:00 HOUR AS WE AWAIT SUNRISE, PLAN FOR A COMFORTABLE KICKOFF TO THE DAY WITH WIDESPREAD, MOSTLY CLEAR SKIES AND ALSO ENJOYING MOSTLY SUNNY SKIES. ONCE. OF COURSE, THE SUN DOES COME UP. AFTERNOON IS GOING TO BE FILLED WITH THUNDERSTORMS. THUNDERSTORMS ONCE AGAIN, PRIMARILY OVER THE SIERRA. RIGHT NOW IT’S A QUIET MORNING IN THE MOUNTAINS AT 50 DEGREES IN TRUCKEE. IT’S 47 RIGHT NOW IN LAKE TAHOE. 79 THE NUMBER RIGHT NOW AT PLACERVILLE AIRPORT. WE’RE DOWN TO THE LOWER 70S AROUND AUBURN, UPPER 60S IN YUBA CITY TO THE LOWER 60S IN SACRAMENTO, FAIRFIELD IN STOCKTON. AND GOOD MORNING, MODESTO. YOU’RE WAKING UP TO A PAIR OF SIXES ON THIS EARLY MONDAY MORNING SATELLITE SWEEP SHOWING OFF AGAIN. YOU CAN SEE SOME CLOUD COVER EXTENDING HERE ACROSS PARTS OF TRUCKEE AND TAHOE MAY EVEN SEE A FEW PATCHES OF FOG THERE RIGHT AROUND THE TRUCKEE AREA, ESPECIALLY NEAR THE AIRPORT. YOU GET INTO THE SACRAMENTO VALLEY. THE SKIES IN GENERAL MAINLY CLEAR, AND THEN ONCE YOU START TO TRAVEL TOWARDS THE COAST, YOU START TO HEAD INTO SOME OF THAT MARINE LAYER. WE HAVE SOUTHWESTERLY WINDS RIGHT NOW, 22, IN FAIRFIELD, SOUTH WIND GOING AT FIVE IN SACRAMENTO. SO THAT BREEZE HELPING VERY LIMITEDLY THIS MORNING. WE’RE LOOKING AT UPPER 90S IN THE VALLEY MID 90S FOOTHILLS MID 70S IN THE MOUNTAINS WITH A CHANCE FOR AFTERNOON THUNDERSTORMS. CLOSER LOOK WHERE THOSE STORMS MAY FIRE UP THIS AFTERNOON. COMING UP IN ABOUT TEN MINUTES. RIGHT NOW IT IS ALMOST 502 BRIAN GOOD MORNING TO YOU. IT’S MONDAY. HOW ARE FOLKS MOVING. GOOD MORNING. WE’RE TAKING A LOOK HERE ALONG INTERSTATE 80 HEADING OUT THROUGH THE CAPITOL TOWARDS DAVIS. THERE ARE NO PROBLEMS EAST OR WESTBOUND ON INTERSTATE 80. AS YOU COME IN FROM ROSEVILLE OVER THE TOP AND OUT ONTO THE CAUSEWAY, AS YOU SAW ON THE CAMERA, WHICH IS LOCATED RIGHT ABOUT THERE. HIGHWAY 50 ALSO CLEAR OUT OF THE ROSEVILLE OR FOLSOM AREA THERE, AND THEN 599 COMING UP FROM ELK GROVE, ALL CLEAR ON THE NORTHBOUND SIDE AND COMING IN THROUGH STOCKTON. NO ISSUES TO REPORT HERE. HIGHWAY FOUR AND 12 CLEARED OUT 205 THOUGH ACROSS THE TOP OF THE TRACY TRIANGLE DID JUMP UP TO AN EARLY DELAY. JUST CHECKED IN AND SO FAR NO CRASHES REPORTED, BUT WE’RE ALREADY AT 29 MINUTES ACROSS THE TOP OF 2055 80. 26 MINUTES OVER THE ALTAMONT PASS 99 A 12 MINUTE RIDE BETWEEN MODESTO AND MANTECA, NINE MINUTES OUT OF ROSEVILLE ON INTERSTATE 80 HIGHWAY 50, A 14 MINUTE RIDE. 99. WE’RE LOOKING AT TEN MINUTES I-5 AS WELL, COMING IN FROM ELK GROVE BACK TO YOU. ALL RIGHT. THANK YOU. WE CONTINUE TO FOLLOW DEVELOPING NEWS, A DOUBLE HOMICIDE CASE INVOLVING A WOMAN AND HER CHILD IN CAMERON PARK, A CAL FIRE CAPTAIN ARRESTED AND CHARGED IN BOTH OF THOSE MURDERS. THE COUNTY CORONER IDENTIFIED THE WOMAN AS A 29 YEAR OLD. MARISSA LESSA OF SHINGLE SPRINGS. THE FAMILY HAS IDENTIFIED THE SECOND VICTIM AS HER SON, JOSIAH. HE WAS A SECOND GRADER AT BLUE OAK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL. THE TWO WERE SHOT AND KILLED ON THURSDAY. TODAY, COUNSELORS ARE GOING TO BE AT THE BOYS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SUPPORTING STUDENTS, PARENTS AND STAFF AS THEY NAVIGATE THE LOSS. THE 47 YEAR-OLD CAL FIRE CAPTAIN DARREN MCFARLAND, IS UNDER ARREST, AND HE’S NOW FACING TWO COUNTS OF HOMICIDE AND IS BEING HELD WITHOUT BOND. HE’S EXPECTED TO BE IN COURT THIS WEEK. FAMILY SAYS MARISSA AND MCFARLAND HAD BEEN DATING. A GOFUNDME FOR FINAL COSTS HAVE BEEN SET UP BY FRIENDS AND FAMILY. A BUSY STREET IN CITRUS HEIGHTS IS BACK OPEN AFTER A DEADLY CRASH. IT HAPPENED AROUND 815 LAST NIGHT ON MADISON AVENUE. WHEN OFFICERS ARRIVED, THEY TRIED TO SAVE ONE OF THE DRIVERS, BUT THAT PERSON DIED AT THE SCENE. SAC METRO FIRE SAYS THE OTHER DRIVER WAS NOT HURT, EVEN THOUGH THEIR PICKUP TRUCK ROLLED OVER. PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATION FOUND THAT ALCOHOL DOES APPEAR TO BE A FACTOR IN THIS CRASH. ANYONE WHO WITNESSED IT IS URGED TO PLEASE CONTACT CITRUS HEIGHTS PD. LET’S TURN NOW TO WILDFIRE COVERAGE IN THIS MORNING. THOUSANDS OF FIREFIGHTERS ARE TRYING TO GAIN CONTAINMENT ON THE PICKETT FIRE. THIS IS THE ONE IN NAPA COUNTY. THAT FIRE HAS GROWN TO MORE THAN 6800 ACRES SINCE IT SPARKED LAST THURSDAY. SINCE THAT TIME, CREWS HAVE WORKED DAY AND NIGHT TO GET IT UNDER CONTROL. IT’S BURNING IN STEEP, RUGGED TERRAIN AND IT’S MADE IT VERY DIFFICULT FOR CREWS TO GET THERE. CONTAINMENT IS AT 11%. EVACUATION ORDERS AND WARNINGS ARE STILL IN EFFECT. FIREFIGHTING CREWS HAVE BEEN DEPLOYED ACROSS THE STATE IN ANTICIPATION OF THE HOT, DRY CONDITIONS AND THE CHANCE OF DRY LIGHTNING ON FRIDAY. GOVERNOR GAVIN NEWSOM DIRECTED THE OFFICE OF EMERGENCY SERVICES TO DEPLOY MORE RESOURCES TO SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA AFTER ALREADY SENDING RESOURCES TO LA KERN, VENTURA, SANTA BARBARA AND SAN BERNARDINO COUNTIES EARLIER IN THE WEEK. AND OVER THE WEEKEND. HE ALSO ORDERED OAS TO DEPLOY THE EXTRA RESOURCES TO PLACER, SIERRA AND NEVADA COUNTIES. 64 FIRE ENGINES, 17 WATER TENDERS, NINE BULLDOZERS, FIVE HELICOPTERS, TEN HAND CREWS AND TWO INCIDENT MANAGEMENT TEAMS ARE NOW STATIONED IN THOSE COUNTIES. ON TOP OF THE CREWS AND THE EQUIPMENT THAT ARE WORKING THERE. WE ARE FOLLOWING BREAKING NEWS OUT OF NORTH SACRAMENTO RIGHT NOW. CREWS ARE BATTLING A BUILDING FIRE. THIS IS ON DIXON AVENUE, JUST OFF DEL PASO. KCRA 3’S MIKE TESELLE IS AT THE SCENE. SO, MIKE, WHAT’S HAPPENED OUT THERE? YEAH, AND A VERY ACTIVE SCENE AT THIS MOMENT. WE JUST PULLED UP, JUST WALKED UP HERE AND YOU CAN SEE FIRE CREWS IN THE SMOKE. THEY’RE DEALING WITH A FIRE THAT IS HERE ALONG DEL PASO INVOLVING WHAT I’M TOLD IS A BUTLER STYLE BUILDING, WHICH MEANS THERE’S A LOT OF METAL EXTERIOR. BUT WHAT THEY’RE DEALING WITH HERE IS THEY HAD A PARTIAL ROOF COLLAPSE. SO CREWS HAVING TO GO DEFENSIVE ALMOST IMMEDIATELY AND THEN JUST GOT DONE TALKING TO AN INFORMATION OFFICER WITH THE FIRE DEPARTMENT WHO SAID THERE’S A NEARBY APARTMENT COMPLEX, AN ADJACENT APARTMENT COMPLEX WHERE THEY’RE GOING TO BE EVACUATING SOME OF THE UNITS JUST SO THAT THEY CAN POSITION SOME OF THEIR FIRE EQUIPMENT THERE, AS THAT’S MORE OF A PRECAUTION, MORE THAN A THREAT AT THIS POINT IN TIME. DON’T SEE ANY VISIBLE FLAMES AT THIS POINT COMING FROM THE INTERIOR OF THAT BUILDING. SO THEY ARE POURING A LOT OF WATER ON THIS FROM THE TOP OF THE LADDER TRUCK DOWN INTO THIS BUILDING WHERE THAT ROOF COLLAPSE WAS. SO AGAIN, YOU KNOW, AT THIS POINT IN TIME, THEY ARE IN A DEFENSIVE STANCE. BUT FIRE CREWS SAY THAT, YOU KNOW, NO REPORTS AT THIS POINT OF ANY INJURIES OR ANY PEOPLE WHO WERE INSIDE THIS COMMERCIAL STRUCTURE HERE ALONG DEL PASO BOULEVARD. SO WE’RE GOING TO CONTINUE TO MONITOR THIS SITUATION, BRING YOU THE LATEST DETAILS AS WE GET THEM. I KNOW AS WE SPEAK, THE PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICER FOR THE SACRAMENTO FIRE DEPARTMENT TRYING TO GET UP TO DATE ON MORE DETAILS THAN WHAT I JUST GAVE YOU. THAT’S EVERYTHING THAT HE KNEW UP TO THIS POINT. BUT AN ACTIVE SCENE THAT IS DEFINITELY IMPACTING EL PASO BOULEVARD. IN FACT, JUST TO GIVE YOU A SENSE, THIS IS DEL PASO BOULEVARD AND YOU CAN SEE THE AMOUNT OF FIRE APPARATUS THAT IS IN THE MIDDLE OF THIS ROADWAY. SO IF YOU’RE COMING OUT OF DOWNTOWN SACRAMENTO, JUST BE AWARE, EL PASO BOULEVARD RIGHT NOW, BLOCKED BY A WHOLE LOT OF FIRE ACTIVITY FOR THIS ONGOING BREAKING NEWS LIVE IN SACRAMENTO, MIKE TESELLE KCRA 3 NEWS. ALL RIGHT, MIKE, THANK YOU SO MUCH. AND WE’LL CONTINUE TO FOLLOW THIS BREAKING NEWS ON AIR AND ONLINE. BE SURE TO DOWNLOAD OUR KCRA THREE APP, TURN ON PUSH NOTIFICATIONS TO GET ALERTS SENT TO YOUR SMARTPHONE. NOW TO OUR BACK TO SCHOOL COVERAGE. AND TODAY, DAVIS JOINT UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT MARKS ITS FIRST DAY. KCRA 3’S MELANIE WINGO JOINING US NOW LIVE IN DAVIS, WHERE THE STUDENTS ARE HEADING BACK TO CLASS. WE’RE AT KOREMATSU ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, WHERE WE’RE SORT OF WITNESSING THE CALM BEFORE WHAT WE KNOW WILL BE THE BUZZ AND EXCITEMENT OF THE FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL. AND THIS SCHOOL, ALONG WITH A FEW OTHERS WITHIN DAVIS JOINT UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT, HAVE SOME NEW FACILITIES THAT THEY WILL BE CELEBRATING TODAY. DAVIS JOINT UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT ANNOUNCING ON ITS WEBSITE THAT THIS SCHOOL IS JUST ONE OF FIVE THAT CONSTRUCTED BRAND NEW EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION FACILITIES, AND HERE ARE THE SCHOOLS WHERE THOSE FACILITIES WENT IN KOREMATSU, WHERE WE ARE THIS MORNING. ALSO, MONTGOMERY, NORTH DAVIS, PIONEER AND WILLETT ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS. THE DISTRICT SAYING THOSE FACILITIES WERE BUILT ON TIME AND ON BUDGET, ALWAYS IMPORTANT AND THAT NOW THEY’RE READY TO WELCOME THE DISTRICT’S YOUNGEST LEARNERS FOR THEIR FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL, ACCORDING TO ITS WEBSITE, DAVIS JOINT UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT IS HOME TO TEN ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS, FIVE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOLS, FOUR HIGH SCHOOLS AND ONE ADULT COMMUNITY EDUCATION CENTER. ALL OF THOSE KIDS AND ADULTS HEADED BACK TO SCHOOL TODAY FOR THE FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL. AS FOR THE CHILDREN WHO ATTEND THIS SCHOOL. SCHOOL GETS UNDERWAY AT 830 THIS MORNING, REPORTING LIVE IN DAVIS, MELANIE WINGO KCRA THREE NEWS. ALL RIGHT, MELANIE THANK YOU. 509 NOW AS WE GET ANOTHER CHECK ON KCRA THREE WEATHER AND TRAFFIC EVERY TEN MINUTES ON THIS MONDAY MORNING, HERE’S TAMARA. AND FOR THOSE GOING BACK TO SCHOOL IN THE DAVIS JOINT UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT, A PLAN FOR A COMFORTABLE KICKOFF TO THE DAY. TEMPERATURES RIGHT AROUND THE LOWER TO MID 60S. SO DEPENDING ON YOUR TEMPERATURE AND COMFORTABLE COMFORT LEVEL IN THE MORNING, SOME OF THE LITTLE KIDDOS MAY JUST WANT A LONG SLEEVE LAYER. GOODBYE. BUT BY THE TIME LEAVING THE CLASSROOMS LATER THIS AFTERNOON, IT’S GOING TO BE PLENTY WARM WITH THOSE TEMPERATURES RIGHT INTO THE MID 90S THERE AROUND THE DAVIS AREA. RIGHT NOW I’VE GOT 60 DEGREES OUT THE DOOR IN FAIRFIELD, 62 IN SACRAMENTO AND 79 CHECKING IN WITH PLACERVILLE THIS MORNING. YOUR SIERRA FORECAST COULD SEE SOME IMPACTFUL WEATHER IN THE AFTERNOON, ESPECIALLY WITH THUNDERSTORMS POSSIBLE FROM QUINCY INTO TRUCKEE AND SOUTH LAKE TAHOE. PLAN FOR THOSE THUNDERSTORMS TO POP UP, ESPECIALLY FROM NOON AND THROUGH 8:00 THIS EVENING. EVEN YOSEMITE MAY HEAR A RUMBLE OF THUNDER INTO THE AFTERNOON HOURS AS THOSE STORMS AND THE MOISTURE KIND OF WORK UP FROM THE SOUTH. TODAY IN ANGELS CAMP, LOOKING AT A HIGH OF 96. SUN AND CLOUDS AND 96 FOR PLACERVILLE. IT’S GOING TO BE A WARM SUMMER FIELD DAY AGAIN IN AUBURN, WITH HIGHS IN THE UPPER 90S. TODAY IN LAKEPORT WE’RE GOING TO DO MID 90S WITH SUN AND CLOUDS ABOUT 93 THIS AFTERNOON IN FAIRFIELD, AND SUN AND CLOUDS AND 70 FOR SAN FRANCISCO IN THE SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY. MONDAY DOES INCLUDE MAINLY SUNNY CONDITIONS 96 IN LODI WE’LL TOP OUT AT 98 IN STOCKTON AND POTENTIALLY AS HOT AS 100 FOR YOU IN TURLOCK, CERES AND KEYS NEIGHBORHOOD. WE’RE THE UPPER 90S AROUND VACAVILLE TO HIS WARMEST 96 IN DAVIS, 98 TODAY IN ROSEVILLE AND ROCKLIN COMING UP IN TEN MINUTES. I’LL TALK ABOUT THE DROP IN TEMPERATURES EXPECTED, ESPECIALLY AS WE HEAD THROUGH THE MIDDLE OF THE WORK AND SCHOOL WEEK. RIGHT NOW IS 510. BRIAN, WHAT ARE YOU TRACKING FOR OUR COMMUTERS? WE’RE GOING TO START HERE ALONG INTERSTATE 80, COMING IN THROUGH GREENBACK THERE. AND YOU CAN SEE TRAFFIC IS MODERATE THROUGH THE AREA. NO DELAYS ALONG THE 80 CORRIDOR OVER THE TOP AND OUT ONTO THE CAUSEWAY. 50 IS ALSO CLEAR FROM FOLSOM AS WE CONTINUE TO CHECK IN ON THE FIVE AND 99 COMMUTE COMING IN FROM ELK GROVE, YOU CAN SEE A LOT OF GREEN ACROSS THE MAP. WE’RE STARTING MONDAY OFF ON THE RIGHT FOOT HERE IN SACRAMENTO STOCKTON. SAME STORY FOR YOU. ALL CLEAR. AND IF YOU’RE HEADING OUT THROUGH THE DELTA, NO PROBLEMS ON FOUR OR HIGHWAY 12. 205 THOUGH. DID JUMP UP TO AN EARLY START EVEN PAST 11TH STREET. WE’RE ALREADY SEEING SLOW TRAFFIC THERE ON THE SPEED SENSORS. WE’RE LOOKING AT A 39 OR 29 MINUTE RIDE ACROSS 205 FROM I 5 TO 580. THAT PUTS IT IN THE RED. 580 28 MINUTES OVER THE ALTAMONT PASS AND 99 CURRENTLY AT 12 MINUTES BETWEEN MODESTO AND MANTECA. NO DELAYS THERE. 89 MINUTES OUT OF ROSEVILLE 50 IS A 15 MINUTE RIDE FROM FOLSOM INTO DOWNTOWN, 99 AT NINE MINUTES FROM ELK GROVE AND I5. A TEN MINUTE RIDE. ALL RIGHT, BRIAN, APPRECIATE IT. WELL, THE PRESIDENT IS THREATENING TO EXPAND THE NATIONAL GUARD’S DEPLOYMENT ACROSS SEVERAL MAJOR CITIES. MORE NATIONAL GUARD TROOPS COULD BE COMING TO STATES ACROSS THE COUNTRY. I’M RACHEL HERSHEIMMER AT UNION STATION WITH WHERE WE COULD SEE THE EXPANSION OF PRESIDENT TRUMP’S CRAC

    A person pulled out of a river Monday morning in Rancho Cordova was pronounced dead at the scene, the Sacramento Metropolitan Fire District said. First responders were dispatched around 6:41 a.m. to a water rescue on the American River. A person was discovered in the water between the Sunrise Bridge and the Jim Jones Bridge.The Sacramento County Park Rangers will be handling the investigation, the district said. See more coverage of top California stories here | Download our app | Subscribe to our morning newsletter | Find us on YouTube here and subscribe to our channel

    RANCHO CORDOVA, Calif. —

    A person pulled out of a river Monday morning in Rancho Cordova was pronounced dead at the scene, the Sacramento Metropolitan Fire District said.

    First responders were dispatched around 6:41 a.m. to a water rescue on the American River. A person was discovered in the water between the Sunrise Bridge and the Jim Jones Bridge.

    The Sacramento County Park Rangers will be handling the investigation, the district said.

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  • 1 shot, 1 detained in Rancho Cordova, sheriff says

    1 shot, 1 detained in Rancho Cordova, sheriff says

    1 shot, 1 detained in Rancho Cordova, sheriff says

    THIS IS KCRA THREE NEWS AT 430. WELL ACCUSED OF TAKING TWO HOSTAGES AND STARTING A GUNFIGHT WITH LAW ENFORCEMENT. WHEN THE SUSPECTED ROSEVILLE PARK SHOOTER WILL RETURN TO THE COURTROOM. PLUS, A LATE NIGHT SHOOTING OUTSIDE OF A SACRAMENTO COUNTY CONVENIENCE STORE SENDS A MAN TO THE HOSPITAL. WHY? DEPUTIES SAY THEY ARE STILL SOME CONFUSION OVER THIS CASE. AND HARRISON TRUMP HONED THEIR CAMPAIGN MESSAGES. WHICH VOTERS THEY’RE TRYING TO TARGET TODAY WITH JUST THREE WEEKS TO GO UNTIL ELECTION DAY. GOOD MORNING TO YOU. I’M TEO TORRES. IT’S 430 ON THE NOSE. PLEASANT START TO YOUR TUESDAY MORNING. WE COULD GET SOME RAIN, BUT NOT UNTIL TOMORROW. AND THEN IT’S STILL EVEN A LITTLE. IT’S IFFY. IFFY? YOU KNOW. YOU KNOW, THIS TIME OF YEAR, IT TAKES A LITTLE BIT OF A KIND OF PRIMING THE PUMP, IF YOU WILL, TO GET THESE GOOD SIGNIFICANT STORMS TO MOVE IN. BUT WE’RE GOING TO BE SEEING SOME CHANGES, ESPECIALLY EVOLVING THROUGH THE DAY TOMORROW. TODAY, NOT MUCH IN THE WAY OF CHANGE AS YOU HEAD OUT THE DOOR HERE IN WEST SACRAMENTO OR DOWNTOWN. SKIES ARE CRYSTAL CLEAR. IT’S GOING TO BE ANOTHER PLEASANT MORNING, BUT YOU PROBABLY WANT TO LAYER AS YOU KICK OFF THIS TUESDAY MORNING AND HEAD OUT THAT DOOR. WE’RE BACK TO THE 80S FOR YOUR AFTERNOON WITH MOSTLY SUNNY SKIES FEATURED. RIGHT NOW, I’VE GOT 34 DEGREES IN TRUCKEE DOWN TO 32 THIS MORNING IN SOUTH LAKE. 61 HERE WAKING UP IN AUBURN. 64 IN PLACERVILLE AND RIGHT NOW, 61 AS YOU STEP OUTSIDE MODESTO, 58, IN STOCKTON. WE’RE AT 60 IN SACRAMENTO AND FAIRFIELD AND 61 IN YUBA CITY. YOU’LL NOTICE THAT THE WINDS ARE CURRENTLY OUT OF THE SOUTHWEST HERE IN FAIRFIELD AT TRAVIS AIR FORCE BASE. NOTHING TERRIBLY STRONG. 15 MILE PER HOUR WIND THERE IN FAIRFIELD WITH A SOUTH WIND FLOWING AT FIVE IN SACRAMENTO. AND FEELING THAT DELTA BREEZE EXTEND UP TOWARDS YUBA CITY OUT OF THE SOUTH AT FIVE MILES PER HOUR. SKIES IN GENERAL MAINLY CLEAR UP AND DOWN THE VALLEY FLOOR. YOU TURN TOWARDS THE COAST. THAT MARINE LAYER IS SLOWLY ORGANIZING. IT’S FAIRLY SHALLOW ON THIS TUESDAY MORNING VERSUS THE THICKNESS THAT IT WAS YESTERDAY. SO 24 HOURS AGO IS A LITTLE BIT THICKER TODAY. PLAN FOR HIGHS IN THE MID 80S HERE IN THE VALLEY. MOSTLY SUNNY IN THE FOOTHILLS WITH UPPER 70S AND TODAY’S FORECAST AND LOW 70S AGAIN FOR THE SIERRA. THIS AFTERNOON. COMING UP HERE IN THE NEXT TEN MINUTES, I’LL BREAK DOWN THE FORECAST. WE’LL HONE IN IN A LITTLE BIT FURTHER FOR YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD. TAHOE BACK TO YOU. ALL RIGHT. THANK YOU. TAMARA. HAPPENING TODAY, THE MAN ACCUSED OF A HOSTAGE SITUATION AND SHOOTOUT WITH LAW ENFORCEMENT AT A ROSEVILLE PARK WILL RETURN TO COURT. OFFICIALS SAY IN APRIL OF 2023, ERIC ABRIL TOOK TWO PEOPLE HOSTAGE AT MAHANEY PARK AFTER OFFICERS TRIED TO SERVE HIM WITH A FELONY SEARCH WARRANT THAT LED TO A SHOOTOUT. ONE OF THE HOSTAGES WAS KILLED AND THE OTHER WAS HURT. CHP OFFICER WAS ALSO INJURED. ABRIL WAS ALSO INJURED DURING THE SHOOTOUT AND EVENTUALLY SURRENDERED WHILE IN JAIL. ABRIL NEEDED TO BE HOSPITALIZED FOR A MEDICAL INCIDENT, DURING WHICH HE ESCAPED FROM CUSTODY. THAT PROMPTED A 33 HOUR MANHUNT, AFTER WHICH HE WAS RECAPTURED IN JULY OF THIS YEAR. THE PRELIMINARY TRIAL GOT UNDERWAY, WITH WITNESSES AND EXPERTS GIVING TESTIMONY THAT IS EXPECTED TO CONTINUE WHEN ABRIL RETURNS TO COURT AT 830. THIS MORNING. IT IS 432 NOW. RANCHO CORDOVA DEPUTIES ARE INVESTIGATING AFTER A MAN WAS SHOT OUTSIDE OF A CONVENIENCE STORE. IT HAPPENED JUST BEFORE 10:00 LAST NIGHT NEAR MILL STATION IN MATHER FIELD ROAD. A SACRAMENTO SHERIFF’S OFFICE SAYS THE MAN WAS SHOT IN THE CHEST OUTSIDE OF A 7-ELEVEN BY AN UNKNOWN SUSPECT. DEPUTIES SAY HE STUMBLED INTO THE STORE ASKING FOR HELP. WHERE EMPLOYEES IMMEDIATELY CALLED 911. HE WAS TAKEN TO THE HOSPITAL AND IS IN CRITICAL CONDITION. ONE PERSON HAS BEEN TAKEN INTO CUSTODY. DEPUTIES SAY THEY DON’T KNOW IF THEY ARE. IF THAT PERSON IS THE SHOOTER OR JUST AN INVOLVED PERSON. THEY ALSO SAY THE MOTIVE FOR THE SHOOTING REMAINS UNCLEAR. WELL, THIS MORNING, TWO PEOPLE ARE IN CUSTODY IN CONNECTION WITH A SHOOTING INVOLVING A PARKING ENFORCEMENT OFFICER. IT HAPPENED AROUND 11 YESTERDAY MORNING NEAR HOWE AVENUE AND WHITE WAY. THOSE SUSPECTS WERE FOUND WITHIN TWO HOURS OF THE SHOOTING. DEPUTIES SAY THE PERSON ASSOCIATED WITH THE CAR GOT A CITATION. THEN FOUND THE PARKING ENFORCEMENT OFFICER AND SHOT AT HER. ONE WINDOW ON THE VEHICLE WAS SHOT OUT, BUT THE OFFICER WAS NOT HIT. THAT WAS ABANDONED HERE IN THE IN-N-OUT PARKING LOT. A SUSPECT REMOVED THE LICENSE PLATES. WE NOW HAVE TWO FOLKS DETAINED WITH THE ACTUAL INCIDENT. SO RIGHT NOW THEY’RE STILL DETERMINING WHO IS ASSOCIATED WITH THE ACTUAL SHOOTING PORTION OF IT. DRIVING OR WHAT THEIR ASSOCIATION ASSOCIATION IS WITH THE CAR. AND THE INCIDENT. DEPUTIES SAY BY REMOVING THE LICENSE PLATES, THE SUSPECT MADE IT EASIER TO IDENTIFY THEIR CAR. BOTH SUSPECTS ARE NOW FACING CHARGES. WELL, TURNING NOW TO OUR WILDFIRE COVERAGE AND A FIRE IN THE SHASTA-TRINITY NATIONAL FOREST CONTINUES TO GROW THIS MORNING. IT’S CALLED THE SHOE FIRE. IT SPARKED LAST WEDNESDAY NORTHEAST OF SHASTA LAKE. CAL FIRE SAYS THE SHOE FIRE IS THREATENING STRUCTURES, CAMPGROUNDS, POWER INFRASTRUCTURE AND SIGNIFICANT CULTURAL RESOURCES AND HABITATS. AS OF LAST UPDATE, IT HAS BURNED MORE THAN 3400 ACRES AND IS 7% CONTAINED. A DISABLED WAR VETERAN AND SEARCH AND RESCUE VOLUNTEER FORCED TO START FROM SCRATCH AFTER A FIRE BURNED THROUGH HIS NEVADA COUNTY HOME. 83 YEAR OLD ALAN FOWLER SAYS THE FIRE HAPPENED WHILE HE WAS AT A MEETING FOR THE SEARCH AND RESCUE TEAM HE VOLUNTEERS FOR. HE LOST EVERYTHING AND HAS NO WAY TO START OVER. THAT’S BECAUSE HIS INSURANCE COMPANY DROPPED HIS COVERAGE JUST WEEKS BEFORE THAT FIRE, CITING WILDFIRE RISKS. FOWLER SAYS HE WAS NOT ABLE TO GET ANOTHER COMPANY TO COVER HIS HOME BECAUSE OF ITS AGE AND ITS MOBILE CONSTRUCTION. THIS ISSUE HAS BEEN AFFECTING HOMEOWNERS ACROSS CALIFORNIA. DATA ANALYZED BY THE SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLE SHOWS MORE THAN 100,000 PEOPLE HAVE LOST THEIR HOME INSURANCE OVER THE PAST FIVE YEARS. PROFIT IS MORE IMPORTANT THAN PEOPLE. PROFIT IS WHAT COUNTS TO THE INSURANCE PEOPLE AND THEY DON’T CARE THAT IT’S PROTECTS PEOPLE. IT HELPS THEM, HELPS THEM GET THROUGH THIS AND. FOWLER SAYS HE HOPES HIS STORY ENACTS SOME FORM OF CHANGE. NONPROFIT SIERRA WILDFIRE RELIEF AND RECOVERY IS WORKING TO ASSIST HIM WITH WHATEVER HE NEEDS. COMMUNITY MEMBERS ACROSS BIG OAK VALLEY ARE ALSO STEPPING UP TO DONATE CLOTHES, SHELTER AND ANYTHING ELSE HE MAY NEED. THREE WEEKS LEFT UNTIL ELECTION DAY AND THE MESSAGE FROM VICE PRESIDENT KAMALA HARRIS AND FORMER PRESIDENT TRUMP ARE BECOMING EVEN NARROWER. THE TWO ARE SHAPING THEIR PITCH TO VOTERS BASED ON GENDER AND RACE. KCRA 3’S AMY LU JOINS US LIVE FROM WASHINGTON. THIS MORNING. GOOD MORNING TO YOU, AMY. AND THEY ROLLED OUT THESE PLANS AT EVENTS MONDAY NIGHT. RIGHT. THEY DID TAHOE. AND WE KNOW THAT IN THOSE SEPARATE RALLIES IN PENNSYLVANIA, HARRIS APPEALED TO MODERATE AND BLACK VOTERS. WHILE TRUMP MADE HIS CASE TO WOMEN. THE CONSEQUENCES OF HIM EVER BEING PRESIDENT AGAIN ARE BRUTALLY SERIOUS. HARRIS ATTACKING TRUMP, CALLING HIM A SERIOUS THREAT TO DEMOCRACY THAT HE CONSIDERS ANYONE WHO DOESN’T SUPPORT HIM OR WHO WILL NOT BEND TO HIS WILL AN ENEMY OF OUR COUNTRY. ZEROING IN ON HIS COMMENTS SUGGESTING THE MILITARY BE USED TO ADDRESS THE QUOTE ENEMY FROM WITHIN A SECOND TRUMP TERM WOULD BE A HUGE RISK FOR AMERICA AND DANGEROUS TO BLACK MEN SPECIFICALLY, WITH PLANS TO FORGIVE BUSINESS LOANS TO BLACK ENTREPRENEURS AND STUDY SICKLE CELL DISEASE. LET’S MAKE THIS A MUSICAL FEST, AN IMPROMPTU CONCERT UNFOLDING AT TRUMP’S TOWN HALL AND A Q&A DERAILED BY MEDICAL EMERGENCIES IN THE ROOM THERE. EVIL. WHAT THEY’VE DONE. THEY’VE WEAPONIZED, THEY’VE WEAPONIZED OUR ELECTIONS. TRUMP EARLIER ATTACKING HARRIS AND DEMOCRATS ATTEMPTING TO BOOST SUPPORT FROM WOMEN ON THE IMMIGRATION ISSUE. WHAT’S COMING INTO OUR COUNTRY NOW? IT’S HAVING A HUGE NEGATIVE IMPACT ON BLACK FAMILIES AND ON HISPANIC FAMILIES. YEAH. AND MEANWHILE, TOMORROW, HARRIS WILL BE SITTING DOWN FOR HER FIRST INTERVIEW WITH FOX NEWS, WHILE TRUMP WILL BE ATTENDING A TOWN HALL ALONGSIDE THE SAME NETWORK WHERE ONLY WOMEN WILL BE IN THE AUDIENCE. TAHOE. ALL RIGHT, AMY LU LIVE IN WASHINGTON. THANK YOU. AND JUST A REMINDER OF KEY ELECTION DATES TO KEEP IN MIND. NEXT MONDAY IS THE LAST DAY TO REGISTER TO VOTE AND HAVE YOUR VOTE COUNTED WHEN IT IS TALLIED. YOU CAN REGISTER THROUGH ELECTION DAY, BUT THAT MAY DELAY WHEN YOUR BALLOT IS COUNTED. OCTOBER 26TH. SOME VOTE CENTERS OPEN NOVEMBER 2ND. ALL VOTE CENTERS OPEN THEN TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5TH IS, OF COURSE, ELECTION DAY. YOUR BALLOT HAS TO BE CAST BY 8 P.M. THAT NIGHT. WE HAVE A FULL CALIFORNIA VOTER GUIDE FOR YOU ONLINE CURRENTLY JUST SCAN THE QR CODE THERE ON YOUR SCREEN. IT WILL TAKE YOU TO THE KCRA 3 APP. 438 NOW LET’S GET MORE ON OUR FORECAST. HEADED BACK OVER TO METEOROLOGIST TAMARA BERG. YES, AND HEADING OUT FOR YOUR TUESDAY MORNING. IT’S PRETTY MUCH A RINSE AND REPEAT AS WE HEAD THROUGH THIS TUESDAY. THINGS ARE GOING TO LOOK AND FEEL A LOT LIKE YESTERDAY. DID. REALLY FROM START TO FINISH. A LIVE LOOK RIGHT NOW IN RANCHO CORDOVA. SKIES ARE MOSTLY CLEAR TEMPERATURE WISE. WE’RE NOT NOTICING A BIG CHANGE UP FROM 24 HOURS AGO, ESPECIALLY IN SACRAMENTO FAIRFIELD, YUBA CITY AND UP INTO AUBURN. BUT WHERE WE ARE NOTICING A LITTLE DROP OFF IS IN STOCKTON AND MODESTO RUNNING ABOUT 3 TO 4 DEGREES COOLER. SO THAT PUTS YOU INTO THE 50S AND LOW 60S. IT’S 58 RIGHT NOW. IS THE COOL SPOT STOCKTON 60 KICKING OFF YOUR TUESDAY IN FAIRFIELD, 60 IN SACRAMENTO. UP THE HILL THERE YOU’LL FIND 64 OUT AT PLACERVILLE AIRPORT. YOUR SIERRA FORECAST FOR THIS TUESDAY WILL INCLUDE MAINLY SUNNY CONDITIONS, WILL GO UP TO 80 TODAY IN QUINCY, 74 IN TRUCKEE AND 71 EXPECTED IN LAKE TAHOE. FOOTHILLS. PLANNER FOR TODAY, EXPECT TO HAVE ANOTHER BEAUTIFUL AFTERNOON FOR BEING OUTDOORS FROM 80 TODAY IN SONORA TO 78 IN ANGELS CAMP AND MURPHY, 78, IN PLACERVILLE INTO THE UPPER 70S THERE IN AUBURN, YOU GET ALONG THE COAST AND YOU’LL FIND THAT WE’VE GOT SOME PATCHY FOG FOR THE MORNING, TURNING OUT TO MOSTLY SUNNY AND SAN FRANCISCO AT 70. FAIRFIELD GOES TO 83. IN LAKEPORT TOPS OUT AT 79. IN THE CENTRAL VALLEY HERE AND AROUND THE SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY, TURLOCK WILL WARM UP TO 84 AFTER A COOL START IN THE MORNING. MODESTO HITTING 83 MANTECA 84, IN STOCKTON, WARMS UP TO 85. WE’LL GET INTO THE 80S AS WELL TODAY AROUND SACRAMENTO FROM 86, IN YUBA CITY TO 85 IN WOODLAN, 85 IN FOLSOM AND EL DORADO HILLS. DAVIS AND DIXON AREAS INTO THE LOW 80S. COMING UP HERE IN THE NEXT TEN MINUTES, I’LL BREAK DOWN FOR YOU THE CHANGES I’M WATCHING WITH SOME COOLER AIR ARRIVING MIDWEEK AND THE CHANCE FOR SOME RAIN TAHOE BACK TO YOU. ALL RIGHT. THANK YOU. TAM, IT IS 440 NOW, STRUGGLING TO RETURN TO NORMALCY AFTER BACK TO BACK HURRICANES. STILL AHEAD, HOW RESIDENTS IN FLORIDA ARE HANDLING RECOVERY EFFORTS. NEARLY A WEEK AFTER MILTON MADE LANDFALL. BUT FIRST GOT A LIVE LOOK OUTSIDE STOCKTON WATERFRONT. WE’LL BE RIGHT BACK.

    1 shot, 1 detained in Rancho Cordova, sheriff says

    A man was shot Tuesday morning in Rancho Cordova, the Sacramento County Sheriff’s Office said. Emergency medical services were dispatched around 7:39 a.m. to a property on Charbono Way near the intersection of Barbera Way.A man was shot in the stomach while inside a residence. He was taken to a nearby hospital, the sheriff’s office said. A woman who is the man’s girlfriend has been detained. Click the video player above to watch other morning headlines from KCRA News 3This story was curated by Hearst’s KCRA Alert Desk.Sharing brings us closer together. If this story happened near you, share this article with friends in your area using the KCRA mobile app so they can read along with you. The KCRA app is available for free in Apple’s App Store and on Google Play.See more coverage of top California stories here | Download our app | Subscribe to our morning newsletter

    RANCHO CORDOVA, Calif. —

    A man was shot Tuesday morning in Rancho Cordova, the Sacramento County Sheriff’s Office said.

    Emergency medical services were dispatched around 7:39 a.m. to a property on Charbono Way near the intersection of Barbera Way.

    A man was shot in the stomach while inside a residence. He was taken to a nearby hospital, the sheriff’s office said. A woman who is the man’s girlfriend has been detained.

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  • Sacramento County Sheriff’s Office investigating death in Rancho Cordova

    Sacramento County Sheriff’s Office investigating death in Rancho Cordova

    A man was shot to death Saturday night in Rancho Cordova, the Sacramento County Sheriff’s Office confirms. Deputies say the man was shot on Barbera Way. The call for the report came in at 8 p.m.Officials are investigating his death as suspicious and homicide detectives are headed to the scene. We will continue to update this story as more information becomes available.

    RANCHO CORDOVA, Calif. —

    A man was shot to death Saturday night in Rancho Cordova, the Sacramento County Sheriff’s Office confirms.

    Deputies say the man was shot on Barbera Way. The call for the report came in at 8 p.m.

    Officials are investigating his death as suspicious and homicide detectives are headed to the scene.

    We will continue to update this story as more information becomes available.

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  • US Transportation Secretary Buttigieg awards $25M for road improvements in Sacramento County

    US Transportation Secretary Buttigieg awards $25M for road improvements in Sacramento County

    (FOX40.COM) — United States Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg recently announced that a road improvement project in Sacramento County will receive nearly half its funding through a grant from the federal government.

    Through the Rebuilding American Infrastructure with Sustainability and Equity (RAISE) grant program, Sacramento County will receive $25 million for the Grant Line Road Safety Improvement Project, which seeks to provide critical safety improvements and more “multimodal transportation” options along Grant Line Road.

    The total cost of the first phase of the Grant Line project is $55.5 million, and Sacramento County said the rest of the funding will come from the Sacramento Transportation Authority, another grant from the California Transportation Committee, and Measure A.

    Sacramento County and the City of Rancho Cordova will also contribute money to the project as well, officials added.

    “After decades of underinvestment, the condition of America’s infrastructure is now finally getting better instead of worse, and today we proudly announce our support for 148 more projects in communities of every size across the country,” Buttigieg said.

    He continued, “Through President Biden’s Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, we’re funding projects across the country to make roads safer, make it easier for people to move around their community, make transportation infrastructure more resilient to extreme weather, and improve supply chains to keep costs down for consumers.”

    In total, $1.8 billion in federal funds were granted to nearly 150 projects across the United States. According to the Department of Transportation, almost $13 billion worth of RAISE funds were requested.

    Grant Line Road begins slightly east of Rancho Cordova and extends southwest into Elk Grove.

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  • Body of teen who disappeared in American River in Rancho Cordova recovered, officials say

    Body of teen who disappeared in American River in Rancho Cordova recovered, officials say

    Crews on Tuesday recovered the body of a missing teen who disappeared after going into the American River in Sacramento County, officials said Wednesday. The Sacramento Metropolitan Fire District said it began working on a water rescue call at 2:44 p.m. Tuesday at the El Manto access point in Rancho Cordova.Sac Metro Fire Captain Mark Nuñez said a 25-year-old man was pulled from the water by someone who saw them go under, but a teen who was also in the water was nowhere to be seen.“We believe that they were not wearing life vests,” Nuñez. said.After 4 p.m. Tuesday, officials said the search had transitioned into a recovery mission. The Sacramento County Sheriff’s Office took over the search with its dive teams at 5 p.m.Details on the condition of the person pulled from the water are not known but they were flown out by helicopter. Nuñez told KCRA 3 that this is the second fatal drowning at Clay Banks this year. “The water’s still very cold, moving very fast through this area,” Nuñez said. Crews stopped the search just before 9 p.m. due to visibility and resumed the search at 7 a.m. Wednesday.Sacramento County Regional Parks confirmed to KCRA 3 around 12:20 p.m. Wednesday that the teen’s body was recovered. The teen’s gender and age are not known at this time. See more coverage of top California stories here | Download our app.

    RANCHO CORDOVA, Calif. —

    Crews on Tuesday recovered the body of a missing teen who disappeared after going into the American River in Sacramento County, officials said Wednesday.

    The Sacramento Metropolitan Fire District said it began working on a water rescue call at 2:44 p.m. Tuesday at the El Manto access point in Rancho Cordova.

    Sac Metro Fire Captain Mark Nuñez said a 25-year-old man was pulled from the water by someone who saw them go under, but a teen who was also in the water was nowhere to be seen.

    “We believe that they were not wearing life vests,” Nuñez. said.

    After 4 p.m. Tuesday, officials said the search had transitioned into a recovery mission. The Sacramento County Sheriff’s Office took over the search with its dive teams at 5 p.m.

    Details on the condition of the person pulled from the water are not known but they were flown out by helicopter.

    Nuñez told KCRA 3 that this is the second fatal drowning at Clay Banks this year.

    “The water’s still very cold, moving very fast through this area,” Nuñez said.

    Crews stopped the search just before 9 p.m. due to visibility and resumed the search at 7 a.m. Wednesday.

    Sacramento County Regional Parks confirmed to KCRA 3 around 12:20 p.m. Wednesday that the teen’s body was recovered. The teen’s gender and age are not known at this time.

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  • Rescue crews search for man who fell into American River in Rancho Cordova

    Rescue crews search for man who fell into American River in Rancho Cordova

    Crews are making a recovery effort for a man who fell into the American River without a life jacket in Rancho Cordova on Saturday. The Sacramento Metropolitan Fire District said the man was rafting down the river near Clay Banks with a larger party when he fell in the water. He did not come back up from the water. Sac Metro Fire described the man as a 30-year-old wearing a black shirt and maroon and white pants. He went missing around 11:29 a.m. Three boats, a helicopter and several ground crews have been sent to help with the search. According to the Metro Fire Department, the Sac Regional Parks and Sac Sheriffs departments all coordinated to recover the body of the missing man. The Sac County Coroners Office has taken possession of the body.The incident is closed.

    RANCHO CORDOVA, Calif. —

    Crews are making a recovery effort for a man who fell into the American River without a life jacket in Rancho Cordova on Saturday.

    The Sacramento Metropolitan Fire District said the man was rafting down the river near Clay Banks with a larger party when he fell in the water. He did not come back up from the water.

    Sac Metro Fire described the man as a 30-year-old wearing a black shirt and maroon and white pants. He went missing around 11:29 a.m.

    Three boats, a helicopter and several ground crews have been sent to help with the search.

    According to the Metro Fire Department, the Sac Regional Parks and Sac Sheriffs departments all coordinated to recover the body of the missing man. The Sac County Coroners Office has taken possession of the body.

    The incident is closed.

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  • Rancho Cordova 7-year-old girl stabbed by neighbor, SWAT team works to apprehend suspect

    Rancho Cordova 7-year-old girl stabbed by neighbor, SWAT team works to apprehend suspect

    Rancho Cordova 7-year-old girl stabbed by neighbor, SWAT team works to apprehend suspect

    Officials said the 7-year-old victim is expected to survive

    VERY FLUID SITUATION. WHAT HAVE YOU LEARNED? YEAH, WE JUST SPOKE TO A SPOKESPERSON FOR THE SACRAMENTO COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE. NOT 10S AGO. THE FIRST UPDATE THAT WE’VE LEARNED IS THAT THE CHILD IS ACTUALLY SEVEN YEARS OLD. BUT LIKE YOU MENTIONED, AUTHORITIES ARE TELLING US AT THIS POINT THAT SHE IS EXPECTED TO BE OKAY. WE JUST FOUND OUT THAT SHE IS A LITTLE GIRL. I WANT TO GIVE YOU A SENSE OF WHAT WE’RE SEEING RIGHT NOW. WE’RE ACTUALLY, WE’RE TOLD, JUST A MOMENT AGO THAT WE’RE GOING TO HAVE TO MOVE SHORTLY BECAUSE, UH, THE SHERIFF’S OFFICE IS GOING TO BE EXPANDING THIS PERIMETER OUT A LITTLE BIT. YOU CAN SEE THAT THERE ARE MEMBERS OF THE SACRAMENTO COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE JUST IN FRONT OF US HERE WITH THEIR VEHICLE SHINING LIGHTS AT THE APARTMENT UNIT, UH, RIGHT HERE ON THE CORNER. I BELIEVE WE’RE SHOWING YOU THAT ON YOUR SCREEN. A SPOKESPERSON FOR THE SHERIFF’S OFFICE DID TELL US THAT THEY HAVE BEEN ABLE TO SEE THIS MAN INSIDE, WHO THEY BELIEVE IS THEIR SUSPECT, BUT THAT THEY DON’T KNOW TOO MUCH ABOUT HIM AT THIS POINT. IT’S BELIEVED THAT HE IS A NEIGHBOR OF THE LITTLE GIRL. A SPOKESPERSON ALSO TELLING US THAT SHE WAS STABBED IN THE BACK BELIEVED ONE TIME, UM, BUT AGAIN, LIKE YOU MENTIONED, VERY FLUID OUT HERE, LOTS OF INFORMATION, UH, COMING IN SORT OF AS WE SPEAK. BUT THIS IS WHAT WE’RE SEEING RIGHT NOW. THIS HAPPENED ABOUT 715. WE’RE TOLD, AND THIS PERIMETER HAS BEEN UP FOR A COUPLE OF HOURS. SO RIGHT NOW WE’RE SEEING SEVERAL MEMBERS OF THE SWAT TEAM MOVING. MOVING IN. OH, THEY’RE JUST WALKING IN HERE. THEY WERE MOVING BRISKLY. SO WE WANTED TO TO KEEP AN EYE ON WHAT WAS GOING ON THERE. BUT WE’RE GOING TO STAY OUT HERE AND WE’RE GOING TO KEEP AN EYE ON THINGS. BUT THE BIG THING TO KNOW AT THIS POINT, A SEVEN YEAR OLD GIRL STABBED BY A NEIGHBOR, ACCORDING TO A SPOKESPERSON FOR THE SHERIFF’S OFFICE. AND WE’RE GOING TO HAVE TO MOVE HERE SHORTLY AS THEY EXPAND THIS PERIMETER OUT IN RANCHO CORDOVA LEE ANNE DENYER KCRA 3

    Rancho Cordova 7-year-old girl stabbed by neighbor, SWAT team works to apprehend suspect

    Officials said the 7-year-old victim is expected to survive

    A 7-year-old girl was stabbed by a neighbor in Rancho Cordova on Tuesday night, according to the Sacramento County Sheriff’s Office.Officers responded to the 2800 block of La Loma Drive around 7:15 p.m.Officials said the 7-year-old victim was stabbed in the back. She is expected to survive.The sheriff’s office said the suspect, an adult man, is believed to have mental issues and deputies are working to take them into custody.Officials said deputies are working to evacuate the apartments surrounding the suspect’s unit.The sheriff’s office said deputies have seen the suspect in the apartment, but have not been ale to speak with him.This is a developing story. Stay with KCRA 3 for the latest.See more coverage of top California stories here | Download our app.

    RANCHO CORDOVA, Calif. —

    A 7-year-old girl was stabbed by a neighbor in Rancho Cordova on Tuesday night, according to the Sacramento County Sheriff’s Office.

    Officers responded to the 2800 block of La Loma Drive around 7:15 p.m.

    Officials said the 7-year-old victim was stabbed in the back. She is expected to survive.

    The sheriff’s office said the suspect, an adult man, is believed to have mental issues and deputies are working to take them into custody.

    Officials said deputies are working to evacuate the apartments surrounding the suspect’s unit.

    The sheriff’s office said deputies have seen the suspect in the apartment, but have not been ale to speak with him.

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