Target Pulling Trading Cards From Store Shelves Over Reports Of Brawls Across Country
Target says that the temporary suspension is out of an abundance of caution, as there have been fights over cards across the country.
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Target says that the temporary suspension is out of an abundance of caution, as there have been fights over cards across the country.
The CDC announced new freedoms to not wear a mask as long as you are fully vaccinated, but after more than a year of restrictions, many businesses won't be getting rid of their rules anytime soon.
A Citrus Heights home suffered significant damage after a garage fire early Friday morning.
The Sacramento Police Department released recorded statements along with body camera video of a violent encounter that saw a father help officers detain his son.
It was a close call on the job as an Auburn gas station worker avoided being hit with some literal pain at the pump. The near-miss was captured on surveillance video.
A Sacramento County man is under arrest on suspicion of selling illegal fireworks.
As you may have heard, members of the New York Yankees organization have tested positive for COVID-19 even though they were reportedly vaccinated. Why did this happen? Dr. Max Gomez has answers.
The past few days have brought a roller coaster of emotions for Tela Inn, who is just beginning to process the loss of her husband, Stockton Officer Jimmy Inn, who was killed while responding to a domestic violence call this week.
A Modesto CBS13 viewer says he struggled to get the love of his life cremated, and called Kurtis to investigate.
Sacramento County District Attorney Anne Marie Schubert and 40 other California district attorneys on Thursday announced a petition challenging the Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation's adoption of new regulations awarding more than 76,000 inmates an opportunity for early release.
Turlock Police Animal Services on Thursday said it removed 49 dogs this week from a residence that was over the legal limit of three per household.
Required parental consent and verification aren't the same across the board with counties as children 12-15 are now eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine.
Gov. Newsom sat down with CBS13's Steve Large Thursday to discuss some of the most important issues facing Californians.
