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Unable to keep food down, 11-month-old Mia started losing weight and ended up in the hospital.
We all get those internet and TV flyers in the mail, with big bold numbers showing how little we'll pay if we switch out our service. Why is it that we rarely pay that promised price?
It is supposed to keep food from splattering all over a microwave, but something different happened when Barbara Young used the Hover Cover she found on Groupon.
A dog bite while out of town forced a family to go to an urgent care doctor. When they got an out of network bill, it was time to call Kurtis.
A Rocklin viewer says she's been barraged with emails containing personal information of other customers for months now and wants it to stop.
With the holiday season still lingering, a Stockton family was concerned that their oven was not a friend of the feast but a possible menace of the meal.
In several cities and counties, property owners have to register their homes to use it as a short-term rental so they can track any problems.
The state knows where Jay lives because he filed taxes from the same address, but we learned the agency sent his warning letters to an address he hasn't used in more than three years.
Instead, homes surround a field of weeds. A large sign in front of the weeds in the Primrose development still states "future neighborhood park."
We first met Keith Bell a year ago. His dad just died. He could no longer pay the bills, and his stress was mounting. He was fearful he'd end up on the streets.
It's something that weighed on the mind of one of our viewers after her dog had to be put down because of rampant cancer, so we went looking for answers.
Lab research on dogs is legal, but heavily regulated. Federal records show 37 facilities in California perform some sort of research on dogs.
There are six facilities in the area whose research involved nearly 2,000 dogs in 2015 alone, including UC Davis and Cosumnes River College.
It's something that weighed on the mind of one of our viewers after her dog had to be put down because of rampant cancer, so we went looking for answers.
After flying the family down to Los Angeles and driving to the port in Long Beach, Carnival refused to let them board.
