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She says she can't tell who was behind the wheel saying as many as four others drove her car that day. However, she got stuck with the $480 ticket.
A Sacramento single mom says a property manager went too far backgrounding her, when she applied to rent a house and had an unexpected stranger at the door.
Retiree Phyllis Thompson says she's been with Allstate since the 1980s and says she hasn't had an accident in decades.
Fran's bathroom sink had jagged edges where the glass used to connect to the drain, razor sharp spikes in the same sink where her family washed their faces and brushed their teeth.
Every time Laura Byers backs out of her driveway she's afraid, she's putting her life at risk.
The Hanson family brought their 2012 Jeep Grand Cherokee into the dealer for a recall repair expecting to take away the danger.
Not too many people can say they personally knew a World Series champion from 1949, and even fewer can say they own a World Series ring. But John Tomasello of Cameron Park can.
The marble monument meant to memorialize the life of a man who died 81 years ago was found dumped on the side of a road in El Dorado County. Ron Tarasiewicz spotted the marker that was blackened around the edges while driving by. He pulled over, carefully scooped it up and brought it home.
A self-employed Stockton woman says she was forced to shut down her nail and massage business, to wait for a Sears' technician get her washing machine fixed.
McGuire says she paid off her student loan in 2012 with a cashier's check, eliminating her student debt for good. "No more debt, that's a huge check $13,613," said McGuire.
She wanted to know why her account was suspended but when she called she said eBay would not tell her and told her not to ask again.
What the homeowner did not realize was the person he hired was a licensed contractor when he used him before but the state had since stripped him of his license.
He says a half hour later after shopping at a Rite Aid and PetSmart on Watt Avenue, he came outside to find his car towed because the tow company said "for sale signs" are not allowed.
"Nothing survived," Gayle Mendoza said looking at the debris.
Theresa Coleman already bought travel books, excited to take a Spain trip she booked through SacTrips.com for $2,600.
