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A Colfax senior citizen signed up for a two year deal with DirecTV. But when he only got a discount for one year, he called Kurtis.
A West Sacramento woman says Reader's Digest stopped payment after publishing something she wrote. She decided to call Kurtis to investigate.
A Sacramento woman took her phone into Best Buy to be repaired. When it seemed to disappear, she called Kurtis.
More than 14 months after the United States Postal Service lost track of his insured package, Eric Bush is finally getting answers.
A Dixon man bought a big screen TV on sale but later found out he was charged tax on the full price. When he couldn't learn why, he called Kurtis to get answers.
With gas prices well above four dollars a gallon, it's no doubt affecting every Northern California driver. While we can't do anything to bring the prices back down, we can dispel some myths that may be prompting you to pay more at the pump.
Some of the same banks that foreclosed on homes up and down the valley are now skipping out on paying their property taxes, a Call Kurtis investigation has uncovered.
More than a year after the United States Postal Service insured and shipped his package, Eric Bush said the federal department still won't pay his insurance claim for lost mail.
Maddie Kessler doesn't mince words. She's tired of her HTC Amaze smartphone suddenly turning off.
It's the heart of tax season and there are quite a few companies out there that want to do your taxes. But is one better than the other? We call on Kurtis Ming with the great tax test.
A Nevada City woman says she's been having problems with her phone line for more than eight months. When she got fed up, she called Kurtis.
Michelle Hawk and others are pushing for tougher standards they believe many parents don't realize they need.
What's in a number? When it comes to the housing market... a lot.
She thought she'd surprise her great grandson with tickets to a kids show. But the El Dorado Hills woman was in for a surprise, herself.
Debt collectors are taking your words out of context, to make it sound like you agreed to pay back the debt.
