The Grant Napear Show - November 29, 2011
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Taxpayers could be out millions of dollars in a big battle over property rights. City officials in Rancho Cordova used eminent domain to take over a property.
Burglars have stolen toys and food collected by an Oakley community foundation to help the needy during the holidays.
More than 1,400 police officers, some in riot gear, cleared the Occupy Los Angeles camp early Wednesday, driving protesters from a park around City Hall and arresting more than 200 who defied orders to leave. Similar raids in Philadelphia led to 52 arrests, but the scene in both cities was relatively peaceful.
A Yolo County Sheriff's deputy was taken to the hospital this morning after flipping his patrol car off a Dunningan road.
Northbound Interstate 5 in Lodi is shutdown after a big rig carrying food products overturned just north of Twin Cities Road, according to the California Highway Patrol.
He was killed nearly two decades ago, and the thought of having to take his memorial down was devastating news to the man's father.
Health Magazine just released some pretty surprising information about the dangers that lurk when you go shopping. CBS13's Neda Iranpour visited a local mall to get a closer look at the places germs like the most.
In the latest development in the fallout from UC Davis police pepper spraying student protesters, a town hall meeting Tuesday night gave faculty and staff the chance to be heard.
As police continued the search for the suspect in a fatal hit-and-run, the man who was killed crossing the street in midtown Sacramento on Monday night was remembered fondly Tuesday.
Chuck Gruenberg signed up for a campground membership in the 1980s, but has no use for it now. He thought his daughter canceled, and then two years later ended up in collections.
She says her husband terrorized her family and beat her mercilessly for years. Richard Hamlin's now serving life in prison but could be paroled as early as next week. His family wants to make sure that doesn't happen.
