government to manage these areas. Here are our big stories today. This morning, officials are investigating a fatal stabbing in Sacramento. It happened near a street between EX and BROADWAY SACRAMENTO. Police responded to the call just five days later this afternoon. When they arrived at the scene, they found a man who had been stabbed. We know that a man died at the scene and that the police have so far been forced to release his name and age. And the second man went to the hospital in earnest. Details about what led to the stabbing and the relationship between these men are unknown at this point. KCRA 3 weather and Eileen help plan our day. You’re going to be pretty out there, Aaron. We got a nice sea layer there in the distance, healthy breeze on the beach. This means that today will not be as calm and warm as yesterday. We still hesitate in fifty and sixty in the valley now. Very comfortable start in the middle of the day. Temperatures will hit 80, and then we’ll probably be in the lead in the lower 90s today, just above 90 in many locations in the valley tomorrow that will feel a lot like today. Nice, cool Monday morning. aboriginals on a lot of sunshine high in the lower 90s sometime in the upper 80s tuesday and thursday nice cold morning
Outage map shows SMUD customers losing power in downtown Sacramento on Sunday
Drivers were navigating some downtown streets without the traffic lights working.
More than 2,100 SMUD customers lost power for a while Sunday in downtown Sacramento, according to a utility outage map. The outage occurred at 10:50 a.m., and there were at least 2,147 customers without power, as of 11:10 a.m. By 11:18, the map showed only 253 customers remained without power. According to the outage map. (Video above: Top news on Oct. 9.) Drivers roamed some downtown streets without turning on traffic lights during a power outage. Stay with KCRA 3 for updates.
More than 2,100 SMUD customers lost power for a while Sunday in downtown Sacramento, According to the outage map.
The outage occurred at 10:50 a.m.
There were at least 2,147 customers without power, as of 11:10 a.m. By 11:18, the map showed only 253 customers remained without power.
As of 1 p.m., electricity was restored across the area, according to the blackout map.
(Video above: The top stories of October 9.)
Drivers roamed some downtown streets without traffic lights working during a power outage.
This story is developing. Stay with KCRA 3 for updates.
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