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She can change her name; she can change her life, but she can't change her past. Convicted serial killer Charlene Williams insists she'll do anything to make up for it.
Taxpayers paid to fly state employees from Southern California to Sacramento, where they went bowling when their plane landed, and our "On The Money" cameras caught them red handed.
A domestic disturbance call leads Marysville police to a disturbing discovery of what they're calling a house of filth.
The rainy season started out with a bang in Northern California, and CBS13's new Mobile Weather Lab is tracking the most accurate weather information on the roads.
She can change her name; she can change her life, but she can't change her past. Convicted serial killer Charlene Williams insists she'll do anything to make up for it.
Open, unfixed safety recalls may affect millions of cars for sale on used dealership parking lots across the country -- making even driving them off the lot potentially unsafe, a CBS13 Call Kurtis investigation has learned.
At Sacramento-based MCM Construction, bridges are their business. They have worked on between 1,200 and 1,500 bridges in California alone.
Authorities say a man in the tiny Sierra Nevada community of Murphys has shot and killed his two teenage sons, then killed himself.
It rises some 525 feet above the bay, blazing white against the sky. The centerpiece of a creation blending architecture and engineering in a way never done before.
Hundreds of workers spend their days hundreds of feet above the bay, and keeping them all safe is a huge job in itself.
It's been called the step-child of the mighty Bay Bridge: the East Bay span sees no crowds of tourists taking snapshots, but they may remember the segment that failed.
The new Bay Bridge is in the same league as the White House, the Statue of Liberty and Yankee stadium. They all have one thing in common – the lighting.
The new Bay Bridge isn't just giving new life to the Bay Area, it's also giving many of the workers building it a new beginning.
It's the most expensive public works project in California's history. Every day, 280-thousand cars thump over the reason it all began. It's at pier E9 where the cantilever meets the incline section. Little do commuters know, they're rolling over the reason for spending $6 billion.
