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Corrie Vaughn looks like any 12-year-old, but the sixth-grader who takes out the trash and fills the sugar bowl to earn an allowance is seen as a deadbeat in the eyes of creditors who claim he owes $1,100.
JustFlowers.com advertises on its website it's accredited with the Better Business Bureau with an "A" rating. It helped convince Mindy Linford to order a Mother's Day bouquet from their website for her mom in Pollock Pines. She ordered them the Tuesday before the holiday asking for a Friday delivery. The flowers never arrived.
He's received just two pieces of mail in nearly three months. Robert Carey, a traveling businessman called Kurtis when he says his temporary change of address wasn't working.
Citing years of slow investigations of dangerous doctors, Sen. Curren Price (D-Los Angeles) wants the Medical Board of California stripped of its investigative authority, he told CBS13.
Another customer of Utah company Credit Card Machine Rentals is complaining over what it considers ridiculous fees. It comes after the Sacramento Valley Susan G. Komen for the Cure called Kurtis saying they were hit with a $16,000 bill.
Mattresses, paint cans and broken glass -- spread across the property at the corner of Sunrise Blvd and Twin Oaks -- and the neighbors said it's only getting worse.
A Dixon grandmother bought Six Flags season passes for her family. When her son-in-law died, she wanted to transfer his pass to another family member.
An Escalon couple said the prongs keep breaking on their new engagement ring from JC Penney -- and the lifetime protection warranty they bought takes weeks for each repair.
An Orangevale retiree says she says she was assured she'd pay just $69 for knee surgery, then was surprised to get a bill for more than $2,000. So she decided to call Kurtis.
Four years after our investigation first exposed a pattern of overcharges at Kohl's stores, Kohl's has agreed to pay $488,375 in civil penalties and investigative costs tied to cases filed against the chain in Sacramento, Santa Clara, Santa Cruz and Fresno counties.
A California Senate Committee advanced a bill that would require car dealerships to fix open recalls before reselling them to consumers -- an issue Call Kurtis first exposed in February.
Unpacking boxes this month was the finish line to a long sprint back to home ownership for Mark and Lori Welch. Both were real estate professionals in 2009, when their financial world caved in around them.
Campaign signs are up for the much anticipated May elections. For the first time, in the nation's troubled 60-year history, one democratic government will transition to another.
