Unveiled: 2014 Mitsubishi Mirage At The New York Auto Show
The new Mirage claims impressively high fuel economy figures and high equipment levels.
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The new Mirage claims impressively high fuel economy figures and high equipment levels.
A local cheer team is celebrating a national championship. CBS13 went to Woodcreek High School in Roseville where cheerleaders showed off their stunting secrets.
The Solano County Coroner has released the identities of two people who were killed in a crash on Interstate 80 in Davis on Thursday.
Marco Antonio Durazo had been awaiting deportation from an Arizona detention center for six months when an officer came to get him from his cell.
The Hurricanes have had a dream season, but Marquette is the toughest team in college basketball. That's just one of four great matchups.
Michigan State's Adreian Payne blocked a shot and made a long jumper on ensuing possessions, providing another glimpse of his vast potential and boosting his stock as an NBA prospect.
This season's fourth snow survey is scheduled for today. The Department of Water Resources conducts its manual survey off Highway 50 near Echo Summit later this morning.
Previewing tonight's La Salle NCAA Tournament game against Wichita St.
The CBS affiliate in Seattle, KIRO-TV, is reporting a man wanted for fraud charges in Sacramento was shot and killed following a 20-hour-long standoff with officers in Hoquiam, Washington.
Josh Rutledge will be a valuable asset for the Rockies this year, and maybe even a star somewhere down the line.
A Sacramento woman took her phone into Best Buy to be repaired. When it seemed to disappear, she called Kurtis.
The growing trend of pop-up yard sales has many neighbors concerned that some operators should be busted for their bargains.
The West Sacramento police and fire departments were honored Wednesday, recognizing officers and firefighters for exceptional performance and courage in the line of duty.
A hate crime suspect is back in jail on more than $500,000 bail, while the man he's accused of beating tries to heal and forgive.
A former Sacramento Executive Airport traffic controller warns that shutting down the control tower could make it more dangerous to fly in and out of the airport.
