On April 3, 2022, a mass shooting on K Street left six people dead and 12 others shot. It instantly became one of the darkest days in California's capital city.
Schenk says the families of those killed are still struggling.
Since then, Sacramento police say they've been successful in reducing these types of violent crimes.
Lester noted that the number of homicides has fallen 22%, shootings have dropped 25%, and more than 4,200 guns were seized in over the last four years.
Despite those successes, there were still 131 people shot in Sacramento in 2025.
Schenk is urging city leaders to take more preventative measures to reduce violence.
She's continuing to work with families as they prepare for the murder trial of the two mass-shooting suspects, which is set to begin later this month.
"When this is all over with, and court is over, and the judge decides whatever he decides, there's still no winners in this, and that's the heartbreaking piece," Schenk said.
The City of Sacramento is currently facing a $66 million budget deficit, and there's concern that some violence prevention efforts and police positions could be cut beginning in July.
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