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A San Diego man has filed a lawsuit against Miller-Coors saying it is misleading its customers into thinking Blue Moon Beer is a craft beer. The lawsuit alleges Miller-Coors has gone to great lengths to disassociate Blue Moon Beer from the company name.
A few weeks back, Monument Hill Memorial Park manager Lyle Tippetts discovered all the missing vases, with flowers strewn all over the place.
The street drug flakka is growing in popularity, especially among younger people, because it offers a cheap high. Police say it's responsible for a number of dangerous and bizarre incidents stretching from Florida to Ohio and into Texas.
Marti Brown is fired up after the city of Sacramento is allowing the pharmacy to be built on the run-down corner of Sutterville and Franklin backwards. There will be no front doors on the sidewalk.
For nearly a decade, CBS13 has reported on people in our area receiving tickets from Southern California cities, when they weren't there.
Cal Fire met with local and federal fire agencies to send a dire warning to the public about the upcoming fire season, and it was all done with the backdrop of last year's devastating King Fire.
May is Mental Health Awareness Month, and organizations such as the Disability Resource Agency for Independent Living and the National Alliance on Mental Illness say many companies don't recognize how their products and marketing can be insensitive.
Joseph Sturdivan said after discovering a long, flat, grey creature swimming on the banks of the American River at Discovery Park and saved it.
The mother of Misty Holt-Singh, the hostage killed in the July violence, spoke out after prosecutors said they have yet to decide if they will seek the death penalty in the case.
As police are scrutinized across the country, thousands are at the state capital remembering their fallen comrades.
It was an emotional and frustrating day in court for the family of the woman killed in last year's bank robbery and shootout in Stockton.
