Call Kurtis: Billed For an Unwanted Fence
A Stockton viewer says she came home to find her fence torn down, and then a new one was put up. When she was surprised with the bill it was time to call Kurtis Ming.
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A Stockton viewer says she came home to find her fence torn down, and then a new one was put up. When she was surprised with the bill it was time to call Kurtis Ming.
A Yuba City viewer's car was damaged in a construction zone. She says she filed a claim with the construction company but they've ignored her, for five months. It was time to call Kurtis Ming.
You don't have to wait for Black Friday deals this shopping season because more and more stores are opening their doors on Thanksgiving.
She was charged more than a grand for text messages she says she never used. When a grass valley woman couldn't get her money back, it was time to call Kurtis.
We are two days out from one of the biggest shopping events, and it's cold outside. At the Elk Grove Best Buy it was in the mid-40s, but that didn't keep some shoppers from standing in line since Monday.
Consumer reporter Kurtis Ming has your Wednesday travel deals.
An Elk Grove man says the pharmacy made a mistake giving him extra doses of the wrong medicine. He didn't realize it for months. Turns out, a study shows there are 1.5 million medication errors in this country each year.
Call Kurtis hidden cameras find even more stores selling the same dangerous diet pills he exposed in last night's investigation.
California's unemployment rate remained steady last month at 12.4 percent as the state economy showed signs of a strengthening recovery.
It's the battle of the bulge, and the everlasting quest to lose weight. There are diet pills out there that may help shed the pounds. But they're illegal.
A Call Kurtis investigation exposed a bacon bikini benefit for a charity that doesn't exist.
California home sales in October were down nearly 21 percent from a year earlier and the median price also dipped.
A man being dubbed Sacramento's Bernie Madoff is now behind bars after federal investigators say he made millions off a Ponzi scheme.
A Call Kurtis investigation exposed a Roseville Restaurant owner who didn't hand over the money he raised for the family of a teen killed in a car crash. We've uncovered this same man raised money for a charity that doesn't exist.