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A Stockton family had no idea the funeral home they called to handle their father's arrangements closed three months before his death.
A Stockton man died in October and ended up missing his own funeral- 11 days later. How does that happen? Carla Southerland emailed Call Kurtis to investigate.
More than 300,000 three-drawer chests sold online at a number of retailers, including Walmart and Target, are being recalled after a child died when the chest tipped over.
A Fair Oaks couple was left shocked when Sacramento County declared Janice Riordan dead.
A dietary supplement is being recalled after the FDA found the pills contain an erectile dysfunction drug that could pose a threat to customers taking prescriptions for diabetes, high blood pressure, high cholesterol, or heart disease.
What happened to the $10,000 celebrity skateboarder Tony Hawk donated to a Marysville skatepark?
Nearly 700,000 "Kids II Rocking Sleepers" are being recalled after five infants have died. The infants rolled from their back to stomach.
It tastes like Summer at Krispy Kreme this week with the return of Lemon Glazed Doughnuts and Krispy Kreme is asking fans to use #KrispyKreme to show off their treats.
Robert Anthony Nunn was just 20-years-old when two Japanese torpedoes sunk his warship, the USS Northampton, in the Battle of Guadalcanal.
Target is recalling nearly a half million Christmas-themed toy cars sold in its Bullseye's Playground due to a choking hazard.
Fisher Price issued a recall on Friday for its popular Rock 'n Play Sleepers after more than 30 infants have died while using it.
Medical debt is the leading cause of bankruptcy in the U.S. and a recent survey found 57 percent of American adults have received a surprise medical bill, often for treatment they later learned was "out of network."
A Citrus Heights man was diagnosed with some serious conditions and was scammed out of $32,000.
The couple said they paid extra for this protection from the tax preparer, but they still had to fight to get H&R Block to pay for the mistakes.
When buying a used car, the safest thing to do is to meet the seller at the DMV and go to the counter together to make sure there are no outstanding balances.
