KCRA Today: Top headlines to start your day for June 16

KCRA 3 is rounding up all the information you need to know to get a head start on your day. Here you’ll find what you missed overnight, what’s happening throughout the day, the forecast and how your commute is shaping up. You can also watch our morning newscasts live from 4-9 a.

m. here. Meadowview councilmember Mai Vang details need for $50M Sacramento youth sports complex | “Over and over again, we heard from young people, we heard from youth advocates that they need to have more facilities, the need for more facilities, so they could have recreational opportunities,” Vang said.

See more here . Man, shot and killed in Sacramento | Police are investigating after a man was killed in a shooting near Lindley Drive and Ponderosa Lane late Wednesday. See more here .

Victories and setbacks: DACA marks 10 years of providing undocumented residents protections | Since 2012, approximately 825,000 individuals have been granted protection under DACA. See more here . A meat vending machine? East Sacramento butchery takes rare approach to meet demands | “It’s the same quality.

It’s the same beef. It’s the same animals,” said V. Miller Meats butcher and store owner Eric Veldman Miller.

See more here . High School graduation honors student who was shot and killed | Jaylen Tolbert was shot and killed in April at a house party in Elk Grove. The 18-year-old was remembered at Sacramento’s John F.

Kennedy High School graduation ceremony, an idea put together by his friends. See more here . State regulators impose $12 million in fines to PG&E over ‘poor execution’ of planned shutoffs | The California Public Utilities Commission said in a release that PG&E has also been directed to “take specific corrective actions to ensure that” future planned shutoffs meet the state agency’s requirements with public safety and notifications.

See more here . Jan. 6 panel probes Trump pressure on Pence to reject election as hearings continue | With two live witnesses Thursday, the House panel intends to show how Trump’s false claims of a fraudulent election left him grasping for alternatives as courts turned back dozens of lawsuits challenging the vote.

See more here . California debates listing western Joshua tree as threatened | California officials are weighing whether to list the iconic western Joshua tree as a threatened species, a designation that would make it harder to remove the trees for housing, solar or other development projects. See more here .

Formula production at Abbott plant delayed after flooding from storms. Here’s what to know | Production at the plant had restarted less than two weeks ago following a months-long closure that helped drive a nationwide formula shortage. See more here .

European leaders visit Ukraine to show support amid war with Russia | The visit by leaders from France, Germany, Italy and Romania carries heavy symbolic weight given that Western European powers have faced criticism for not providing Ukraine with the scale of weaponry that its president has been asking for. See more here . FDA advisory panel moves COVID-19 shots closer for kids under 5 | If all the regulatory steps are cleared, shots should be available next week.

See more here . Meteorologist Tamara Berg says the Delta breeze is back and it will be steady over next few days. Morning temps will be variable as there are also some clouds this morning.

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