Watch CBS News
Mother of four Elisa Bravo recently inherited her childhood home after her mom passed away. Within months of moving back in, she had to replace the roof.
Lilly and Alex Ross took action and hired a tree removal company off of the website Thumbtack, but they say the company abandoned the job.
You've heard of air bags exploding when they shouldn't, some even killing people, but Sacramento mom Effie Greer says her car's airbag did not go off in a crash when her sister was driving.
We found some pretty interesting inventions, some of them you can store in your garage until needed, for the next rainy season.
There's no doubt what hit Murray McDaniel's windshield. The avid golfer for three decades knows accidents happen, especially with golf balls.
Trying to buy a car, Carmichael teen Alex Giyenko went to sell his toys online but soon realized one of his favorite childhood toys was recalled.
When Gov. Jerry Brown declared the emergency on Sunday night for the Oroville Dam spillway , the state's price gouging law goes into effect.
We took a ride along with him to check it out. Pulling into the spot, we saw nothing from the driver's view that visually distinguished i
Michael Hansen wanted to get the word out after he was targeted by scammers from three different directions at the same time.
A state report says 90 percent of the data of the data health plans submitted to the state contained "significant data inaccuracies" making it "virtually impossible to measure individual health plan compliance."
Battling a medical bill was the last thing the Rippee family wanted to deal with after their daughter Taylor was in a car accident.
Bill Poteat served 20 years in the Air Force. Now, the retired veteran keeps up with new trends and technology by searching the Internet. He said when he called AT&T they told him they are not allowed to service his area.
There's no telling when and where a lightning bolt will strike. If you're not prepared, you could be on your own to replace lots of pricey electronics and appliances.
We've seen some dirty tactics before to get your business after a disaster. If someone says, "Hey I've got a lot of people needing my services; if you can pay up front, I'll take your job."
Planning a wedding is stressful enough, but getting an email telling them their flight was canceled was devastating news for a Roseville couple.
