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A Lincoln couple says Sacramento County just fined them for a car they sold five years ago.
An Arnold woman who relies on AAA for roadside assistance, says they left her stranded in the sierra overnight. She called Kurtis to investigate.
A living mother of four hasn't been able to file her taxes in two years because the IRS thinks she's dead.
The discovery was a shock. Eugene and Ann Breznock's investments, worth $275,000 in their June Charles Schwab statement, gone, replaced with a column of zeros.
A Modesto CBS13 viewer says he struggled to get the love of his life cremated, and called Kurtis to investigate.
Viewers stuck with unspent Fry's Electronics gift cared are trying to get their money back.
A Sacramento son was worried the crematorium returned someone else's ashes after his mother's death, so he called Kurtis to investigate.
A Call Kurtis investigation uncovered several chain restaurants marketing their food under different names.
The Franchise Tax Board has suspended the Intercept Program, which takes taxpayers' refunds to pay off debt, saying it will stop raiding taxpayer's money to cover things like parking tickets, tolls, or other fines through August.
If you take money that doesn't belong to you, it's theft, but somehow the Franchise Tax Board, the agency that collects your taxes, is getting away with it.
She's got her diploma and her loans are due, but Sarah Stevenson, a cosmetology graduate from Shingle Springs, says the state is keeping her from getting her license.
A Sacramento father says the pandemic stranded him in violent Colombia.
Citrus Heights senior Mark Vance struggled to get a refund for a Cher concert, so he called Kurtis to investigate.
If you have a choice to pay a hotel bill with a credit card or a debit card, use credit.
The stay-at-home order is forcing some to cancel holiday plans. Those who have shelled out thousands for rentals are upset they can't get that money back.
