Brandi Cummings
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Sacramento, CA, United States
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Celebrating Black History: Sabrina Briggs with Sacramento Police Department
In 2022, Briggs became the first African American woman lieutenant with the department. → Read More
Northern California man reflects on anniversary of war on Ukraine
Vlad Skots from the Ukrainian American House urged people to attend an event at the Capitol in Sacramento on Friday night. → Read More
Sacramento’s only independently Black-owned beauty and barber college
For nearly 25 years, Robert and Tracy Brown have been giving their customers another look at their salon. → Read More
Elk Grove vineyard Le Reve giving away a free wedding next weekend
Here’s the criteria: the couple must be available for the next 10 days leading up to the wedding day, have 50 people including the couple max, and have a compelling story. → Read More
Outgoing CHP Commissioner Amanda Ray reflects on her career
California Highway Patrol Commissioner Amanda Ray will soon hang up her hat after leading one of the largest law enforcement agencies in the nation. → Read More
Women Together International virtual conference planned for 2023. Here's what to know
Speakers for the event include author Amy Gallo, San Joaquin County Assistant Superintendent of Educational Services Jane Steinkamp and KCRA 3 morning anchor Brandi Cummings. → Read More
Former KCRA 3 reporter Adrian Woodfork is a judge for National Dog Show on NBC
The National Dog Show returns to NBC on Thanksgiving Day. The event dates back to 1879 and is hosted by the Kennel Club of Philadelphia. On Wednesday morning, former KCRA 3 reporter and host Adrian Woodfork, who is one of the judges for the dog show, joined KCRA 3 to preview the event with his Doberman, Vito. → Read More
What it takes to be a CHP Air Rescue pilot in California
KCRA 3 was granted exclusive access to a "master class" for California Highway Patrol Air Rescue Operations officers. → Read More
Watch CHP Air Rescue videos of notable rescues
In a rare opportunity, KCRA 3 was given access to the CHP training that’s only held once a year. Our full story airs Tuesday night on the KCRA 3 News at 11. It examines the years of work and financial commitment it takes for pilots to go through the training. → Read More
California ranks worst for lung cancer treatment, report finds
Only 1% of California residents who are eligible to be screened for lung cancer have done so, according to a new report. → Read More
Free wedding gowns available for some Sacramento-area brides
A giveaway is happening in Sacramento this week from Nov. 10-13. → Read More
Retiring Cal Expo CEO Rick Pickering reflects on past decade
While preparations are underway for the State Fair and Food Festival, the current CEO, Rick Pickering, is preparing for retirement. → Read More
There's a new type of notification for jury duty in Sacramento County. Here's what to know
If you live in Sacramento County, be on the lookout for a postcard notifying you of jury duty. → Read More
Stockton plans new mobile crisis pilot program. Here’s how it works
The city of Stockton is using federal funds from the American Rescue Plan to help people with non-violent, low-level 911 calls. → Read More
California cancer survivor encourages breast self-checks
Lasha Boyden, who is the U.S. Marshal for the Eastern District of California will cut the ribbon at the start of the Making Strides Walk. → Read More
Bestselling gospel artist CeCe Winans is coming to Sacramento. How to get tickets
Winans is currently on her first nationwide tour in over a decade. → Read More
Here’s how you can defend yourself against cybercriminals, rise in cybercrime
According to the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, in 2021, Americans were hit by an unprecedented rise in cybercrime, with nearly 850,000 reports to the FBI and losses surpassing $6.9 billion. → Read More
Bank branches mostly opened in predominantly white neighborhoods, report finds
Data show just how deep racial bias runs in the U.S. financial services sector, groups say. → Read More
Report: Hospitals spent more money per patient during pandemic
People should be prepared for "some big increases in their health insurance premiums," analyst says. → Read More
CA license board warns of unlicensed contractors for families impacted by wildfires
One of the most common problems arises when homeowners give a potential contractor too much money upfront. → Read More