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Mariah Stoddard named her new gift Penelope and felt the goat would fit right in with the ducks, roosters, bunnies, and the rest of the animals on the family farm.
While driving to work, Eric Hernandez says without warning the sunroof of his 2006 Scion TC shattered.
A year after investing thousands in new kitchen countertops, a Stockton couple is not at all happy with its performance.
Mary Gale spent $900 on a washing machine to clean her clothes and linens. But instead of just washing her clothes, she says it's shredding them.
You hire a home inspector to make sure everything is OK with the house you're buying, but the reality is that anyone, even you, can go out tomorrow and claim to be a home inspector.
This comes after a group that accredits ITT found that the chain failed to meet several basic standards and was unlikely to comply in the future.
Dr. James Martin, who is a chiropractor, faces twelve felony account including practicing medicine without a license, and grand theft for taking thousands of dollars from eleven patients.
Dr. James Martin wore scrubs and a lab coat while appearing on the show as he claimed he could help people with weight loss, hair loss and thyroid issues and diabetes.
CBS13 has learned a clerical error kept the California DMV from taking further action against Mario Vasquez's driver's license.
David Mario Vasquez did have a valid commercial driver's license on Tuesday at the time of the crash that killed four people, but for a couple of months last year, he didn't because of a serious traffic violation.
According to federal records, inspectors found violations on April 28 for having "no or a defective brake warning device."
A Sacramento senior thought she had found love online but found out a little too late she was scammed.
A Rocklin couple says their Powerball payout is stuck between state agencies and no one could say when they'd get their winnings.
Carter Edson has been paying for water and sewage insurance protection for years, just in case something goes wrong.
Nearly 200 recycling centers in Northern California have closed this year. The reason? They claim they're not making money.
