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Two years ago the Call Kurtis team exposed how some customers nationwide were shorted when returning items using gift receipts at Walmart. Walmart insists its policy is to give you the full price the gift-giver paid, but this past holiday season, we checked to see if their stores are following their own policy.
Facebook users say they're mysteriously getting locked out of their own accounts. When a Sacramento woman couldn't get anyone to tell her why, she called Kurtis to get answers.
A Naval officer from Antelope hired a company to move his motorcycle cross-country, but the bike never showed up. When he learned there might be criminal activity involved he called Kurtis.
No one is tracking poor windshield installations, a CBS13 investigation found. Experts within the installation industry suspect anywhere from 70 to 85-percent of aftermarket installations are done incorrectly creating a safety hazard.
A Sacramento viewer says Lowe's installed the wrong front door on her house, and when the company wanted to charge her to have the right one installed; it was time to call Kurtis.
A Folsom couple had planned to tie the knot this spring. But when the wedding venue shut down and refused to refund their deposit, they called Kurtis.
Open, unfixed safety recalls may affect millions of cars for sale on used dealership parking lots across the country -- making even driving them off the lot potentially unsafe, a CBS13 Call Kurtis investigation has learned.
You may be a part of a lawsuit and not even know it. Rental car companies, Facebook, Chase Bank, and Carfax are all companies offering millions of dollars to keep lawsuits out of court. You may qualify for some settlement money.
CBS13 viewers say they hired a guy to help them with immigration papers. When they say he took their money and ran, Call Kurtis took on the case.
A state worker called Kurtis when her insurance statements didn't match up with her dental bills.
The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs is still killing off veterans by mistake, according to a congressman from California, a CBS13 Call Kurtis investigation has learned.
Just about everyone knows a family affected by foreclosure. A West Sacramento homeowner called Kurtis, after a company swooped in, just hours after her home was foreclosed, promising to keep her in her home longer.
The new dresser Brooke McAllister bought for her daughter Emma was installed the wrong way, she said, and the store wouldn't return her calls.
