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But one local company says its new technology can stop running injuries before they even start. And it goes beyond runners—amateur athletes and even the elderly could benefit from the system.
When the robbers had a gun in her face, Amanda Merlos thought she might as well go down fighting. The brave mom gave the suspects a baseball bat beating while her brother-in-law did some fighting back of his own.
A new report shows the potential economic loss from wildfires in California is on the rise, but at the same time, the number of high risk homes is down.
Experts say the hackers are getting in through a malicious Wi-Fi connection by creating a fake network that Apple devices connect to by default.
It's hard to miss the vibrant blues, yellows and reds in a mural painted on the side of the Golden Empire Market in Grass Valley. But now, part of it is covered by a large white plastic sign.
At the UC Davis Arboretum Teaching Nursery, CBS13's tour guide Ellen Zagory, the director of public horticulture, guides us through the world of drought-tolerant plants.
Starbucks' point-of-sale system went down for five hours starting around 4 p.m on Friday, impacting stores across the United States and Canada.
Kelly Marlow has spent 14 years trying to return a class ring that belongs to someone else. After hitting roadblocks, she turned to Call Kurtis for help finding the ring's rightful owner.
The merger between the Sacramento Suburban Water District and the San Juan Water District would create a district that serves more than 300,000 customers.
A documentary about the rise and fall of Sacramento-based Tower Records is getting a lot of buzz at the 20th annual Sacramento Film Festival. CBS13's Ron Jones sat down with the director of "All Things Must Pass," Colin Hanks.
The Placer County Transportation Planning Agency wants to change some of the congestion issues in the area by widening the highway and adding carpool lanes in a three-phase plan.
The city is looking at a range of possibilities, including removing a lane of traffic and possibly adding medians, street parking or bike lanes. That would make Broadway more cozy than highway.
