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She completed 16 hours of gun training and applied for a concealed weapons permit with the El Dorado County Sheriff's Office. Ninety days passed and she's heard nothing and no one could explain the holdup.
An upholstery company accused of taking customers' furniture for months at a time is at it again, more than a year after Call Kurtis first caught the company operating illegally.
He had a warranty in hand so why did the window company tell him he has a different set of windows?
Simon Lau is thankful he caught the problem before it got any worse, he said. He noticed water pooling at the base of his new Best Buy dishwasher, installed just days before.
A Shingle Springs woman says the mail order pharmacy refused to fulfill a prescription to help battle her terminal cancer. When three weeks went by and she says the cancer spread, she called Kurtis
She says she requested a check or a travel voucher, but she says United insisted it could only refund the money on his original form of payment, a debit card that's since been closed.
But the Department of Motor Vehicles claimed the gutted car was still being driven -- and demanded $749 in fees and penalties, or else Gee could have his wages garnished.
Arriving in pieces, Scott Shields, the museum's chief curator, says FedEx won't pay the full cost to replace this $5,000 wedding vase.
One simple mistake tuned a simple fix-it ticket into more than $1,400 of pain and possible jail time.
It's called car lien fraud -- essentially using illegitimate car lien paperwork to legally take your car through a process known as a mechanics' lien.
He has a warranty in hand for his windows so how can they tell him, he has different windows?
