Convenience Big Store: Sacramento police officers shoot and kill man with knife on light rail train

Man who allegedly had knife on light rail train shot, killed by police near Sacramento City College – A man who allegedly had a knife on the light rail train was shot and killed by police near Sacramento City College Tuesday evening. Sgt. Carlos Martinez, spokesperson for the Sacramento Police Department, said the person was reported around 5 p.m. In an update, police said multiple callers reported him being armed with a machete or large knife. The train stopped near the 3800 block of 24th Street and police got the alleged knife-wielding man off the train and tried speaking with him.

Roseville parents concerned after man allegedly approached student at Stoneridge Elementary School – Roseville parents are concerned after a man allegedly approached a student at Stoneridge Elementary School Tuesday. Principal Megan Spears said in a letter to families that a parent told the school a man approached a student during dismissal in the front of the campus and told the student their parent asked him to pick them up. The man was wearing sunglasses and a face covering/surgical mask.

Sacramento man charged in double fatal Highway 149 crash – A 25-year-old Sacramento man was arraigned in Butte County Superior Court for charges related to an Aug. 6 crash near the intersection of Highways 149 and 99. The Butte County District Attorney's Office says Dangelo Charles was arraigned on felony vehicular manslaughter and reckless driving charges, along with felony counts of child abuse and being a felon in possession of a firearm and ammunition.

PEDESTRIAN BRIDGES

There are new additions to Highway 99 between Broadway and Florin Road in South Sacramento. There's new art along the sound walls, two murals and four colorful pedestrian bridges in the painting process. Here's when you'll see pedestrian bridges back open along Highway 99.

BRIDGING THE GAP

Starting a new school year can be nerve-wracking, but imagine you're trying to learn English while also going through the normal growing pains of a new teacher, new classroom and new friends. This situation is all too familiar for some students in the Eureka Union School District. That's where Veronika Anysenko comes in, who acts as a liaison for families who were struggling in a new country and students who had a difficult time adjusting to the cultural differences.