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Four Injured in Early-Morning Shooting Near Sacramento’s Granite Regional Park

9/7/2026, 3:15:08 AM

Shooting Incidents Near Granite Regional Park

In the early hours of Sunday, September 6, 2026, Sacramento police responded to multiple reports of gunfire in the Granite Regional Park area, specifically near the intersection of Cucamonga Avenue and Ramona Avenue. Officers arrived shortly after 12:30 a.m. and discovered three women with gunshot wounds.

Location and Timing

The initial incident occurred in a residential-adjacent park zone. Shortly thereafter, police were dispatched to a separate vehicle crash on Folsom Boulevard near State University Drive, where a man with at least one gunshot wound was found. The crash site is close to Sacramento State University, where shots had reportedly been fired near a parking structure during the previous night’s football game.

Injuries Reported

According to the Sacramento Police Department, two of the women were transported to a hospital with non-life-threatening injuries, while the third received on-scene treatment for minor wounds. The man involved in the crash was also taken to an area hospital, with his injuries described as non-life-threatening. In total, four individuals sustained gunshot injuries.

Police Response and Ongoing Investigation

Police confirmed that all victims received medical care and that the incidents are under active investigation. The department has not determined whether the park shooting, the car-crash shooting, and the earlier football-game-related gunfire are connected. Officers continue to gather evidence and interview witnesses to establish any possible links.

Context of Nearby Football Game

The night before the shootings, a football game at Sacramento State University was accompanied by reports of shots near a parking structure. While the police have not linked that event to the September 6 incidents, the proximity in time and location has prompted heightened public concern and a continued police presence in the area.