The Sacramento Brief May 13, 2026 - South Natomas Stabbing Leaves Woman Critical | River Ready Safety Event This Weekend

[NEWS]• Sacramento Police are investigating a stabbing near W. El Camino Avenue and Gateway Oaks Drive in South Natomas. A woman was found at a nearby gas station Tuesday evening suffering from at least one stab wound and remains in critical condition following surgery. No suspect information has been released.• Sacramento Police are reminding drivers to look twice for motorcycles as warmer weather brings more riders onto local roads. Officials say visibility and awareness are key to preventing crashes during peak riding season.[CITY WATCH]• “River Ready” comes to the Sacramento Marina this Saturday, May 16, from 9 a.m. to noon at 2710 Ramp Way. The free event includes boating safety demonstrations, vessel safety inspections, lifejacket giveaways, fire boat demonstrations, and water safety outreach from local agencies.River Ready Information: Sacramento City Express – River Ready Event[WEATHER]• Wednesday: Sunny with a high near 85. • Wednesday Night: Mostly clear with lows around 55.[EVENTS]• California Black Health Network Virtual Behavioral & Mental Health Conference Wednesday, May 13 | 8 a.m. – 1 p.m. Focus topics include stress, suicide prevention, mental health, and brain health in the Black community.Event Info: California Black Health Network Conference• Sacramento Food Bank & Family Services 50th Anniversary Celebration Thursday, May 14 | 5 p.m. – 8 p.m. Location: Good Neighbor by Urban Roots, 1701 R StreetEvent Info: Sacramento Food Bank Celebration• Twilight Yoga and Sound Bath Class Thursday, May 14 | 7:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m. Location: Fremont Park, 1515 Q Street Free all-ages community event presented by Midtown Association and Kaiser Permanente.Event Info: Fremont Park Bloom Events