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A week later with fewer than 500 miles on the odometer, someone crashed into her car. The other driver's insurance company paid for the damage, but Liz now realized if she tried to sell her car, she wouldn't get as much for it.
Susan Sterling said she has noticed over the past five years that each box of her favorite sweetener has one to three empty packets. So what should she do?
Marie Martinez was surprised when Orlando's Market and Deli in Stockton charged her five cents CRV for each Bounce Dryer Sheets and Oxygen Power Stain Remover.
A Placerville couple booked a Hawaiian trip online, but one leg of the trip was removed from the itinerary and no one told them. Unfortunately, they didn't know about it until they were already in Hawaii.
After picking up his car from the valet at Season's 52 at Arden Fair Mall, Andrew Kearney said he didn't initially spot damage. It wasn't until the next day that he saw scratches and a chunk of plastic missing from the bumper of black Porsche.
For nearly a decade, CBS13 has reported on people in our area receiving tickets from Southern California cities, when they weren't there.
Seventy-eight year old Elizabeth Passage said the Social Security Administration wrongfully declared her dead.
The recall of Takata Corporation airbags, installed in several different vehicle makes and models, have reportedly been blamed for at least five deaths in the United States.
David and Teri Wells were charged $555 for data on their Verizon bill.
Larry Durham said he was turned away from buying Visa gift cards, because he wanted to pay with a Visa credit card. He said two Modesto grocery stores denied him.
A family man is on the hook to pay back $5,000 bail after being arrested twice on a warrant that belonged to a man who shares the same name.
Kelly Marlow has spent 14 years trying to return a class ring that belongs to someone else. After hitting roadblocks, she turned to Call Kurtis for help finding the ring's rightful owner.
Pete and Sue High of Auburn say they were approached while shopping in town. The man offered them $450 to attend a ninety presentation at the luxurious Puerto Bahia Villas and Spa. "That was the start of the nightmare," Pete said.
Companies are offering up space to store pictures and videos that you can access from almost any computer or phone. But, how do you know if those prized memories will be there when you want them?
Shannon Carlson of Natomas wondered if this applied to prepaid cards for services too. She brings her daughter to indoor playground Climbaroo in Natomas which normally costs between eight and ten dollars a visit. Shannon bought what is called a Joey's VIP Play Pass which allowed ten visits for $60. However she noticed the card had an expiration date after six months.
