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Jimmy Price thought his insurance would have him covered, but months after the accident, the insurance companies don't agree on who caused the accident.
Never charged with a crime, people across the country are finding their mug shots on the web and some web sites are demanding money to take them down.
Driving through Texas to visit family a week before Thanksgiving, 27-year-old Clayton Ireton said two semi trucks collided right in front of the rental car on an icy highway. He said the rental car company kept billing him at the daily rate.
After two years and eight service visits, the washer is still clanging, wasting water and destroying her family's clothes, a Sacramento mother of two told Call Kurtis.
A Call Kurtis undercover investigation exposes a dark side of the locksmith industry that reputable and long-established locksmiths characterize as a major threat to their business -- and to vulnerable customers desperate to get back into their homes.
Call Kurtis has learned many Internet service subscribers pay hundreds of dollars in Internet fees they can avoid completely.
Flipping cars is illegal without a dealers license, but a Call Kurtis undercover investigation reveals it's happening all across the state.
Warranties are often tightly written and dense, which can make them hard to understand. But there are some buzz words to watch out for.
A state lawmaker introduced a bill that would authorize Sacramento Metro Fire to refund taxpayers $1.3M in taxes wrongly collected, after a Call Kurtis investigation uncovered the agency's plans not to return the money.
When Crystal Mohamed said Target gave her a counterfeit bill for change -- a bill that Walmart later confiscated when she tried to use it.
Left with an empty iPhone box, John Gonzalez said his cell phone repair store wouldn't return his phone more than a month after he dropped it off.
There are a lot of companies advertising pet amber alert services online, usually offering to robocall everyone in your neighborhood with a recording that describes your lost pet.
ZAP is recalling the 2008 Xebra vehicles over a brake issue that "may result in a crash," according to the notice sent to owners like Rowden.
Call Kurtis has been hearing from viewers across the valley, complaining about energy companies going door-to-door promising big savings on your gas bill.
