Call Kurtis: All Might Not Be What It Seems In The Online Marketplace
A Manteca viewer learned the hard way that just because you buy something online with Walmart, it doesn't mean you're actually buying a product from Walmart.
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A Manteca viewer learned the hard way that just because you buy something online with Walmart, it doesn't mean you're actually buying a product from Walmart.
After first being denied his business license renewal, the owner of Hickory Hank's BBQ is now thanking the Rio Linda community for helping come to his side.
When a Sacramento man struggled to get a refund for concert tickets after the headlining bands changed, he decided to call Kurtis.
The nation's largest private retailer announced the changes for vaccinated employees as several US states, including California, issued their own plans to lift indoor mask mandates as Omicron cases decline.
Social media posts show a truck convoy could start in California and end in the nation's capital. CBS13 is examining what a potential protest could mean for an already fragile supply chain.
Hyundai and Kia are telling the owners of nearly 485,000 vehicles in the U.S. to park them outdoors because they can catch fire even when stopped.
A 400-thousand square foot eye sore is finally being torn down in the Yuba County community.
An entire staff at a Vacaville bagel shop quit their jobs in protest, and now the video they posted to TikTok showing their final day is going viral with six million views.
Nearly two years into the pandemic, working parents are wondering how much more they can take.
The meat was sold at several stores, including Walmart and WinCo
The average U.S. price of regular-grade gasoline fell 3 cents over past two weeks, to $3.46 per gallon.
Benzene, a known cancer-causing chemical, was found in over half of 108 batches of antiperspirant and deodorant body sprays from 30 different brands, according to a citizen's petition filed this month with the US Food and Drug Administration.
As prices continue to rise, some people are cutting back on what they purchase - except when it comes to booze.
The surge in oil prices this year has angered drivers, tainted Americans' views on the economy and confounded both the White House and Federal Reserve. Unfortunately, JPMorgan Chase says the oil spike is just getting started.
Black Friday may be here, but some businesses don't have enough staff to stay open as long as they'd like.
