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People posting reviews on Yelp say they're not always showing up. We call on Kurtis Ming to ask why.
Bill Elkins has always paid his taxes, he said. So when the 66-year-old grandfather got a letter from the state saying he owed back taxes from 17 years ago, he wasn't happy.
Careful not to burn a batch of cookies, Carmella Takacs wishes the medi-spa she went to was just as cautious with her skin during her laser treatment.
A new Roseville resident is upset over the way his moving company dropped off his goods. They literally dropped his fridge off the back of the truck. He called Kurtis after the company offered just $250.
A Sacramento man bought custom blinds for his home. When he never got them, he called Kurtis.
Hospitals and doctors offices across the country are tacking fees onto your bill, a CBS13 Call Kurtis investigation has learned.
Call Kurtis goes to court, tracking the case of a would-be bride who canceled her wedding months in advance.
A Stockton woman thought her hassles with an alarm company were all fixed when she first called Kurtis.
Spending countless hours pruning and caring for his impressive collection of bonzai trees, Don Elder knows a little maintenance can go a long way.
The feds are cracking down on a phone scam Call Kurtis exposed earlier this year. The calls are from crooks claiming your computer is infected.
A senior citizen is asking the city of Sacramento how she could have used nearly 55,000 gallons of water in one month. To put it in perspective, the EPA says the average American family of four uses about 12,000 gallons of water a month.
A group of culinary students say their school promised a trip to Europe after graduation. When The Institute of Technology called off the trip at the last minute, the students called Kurtis.
A Sacramento woman went on a trip of a lifetime but later got hit with the biggest cell phone bill of her life. When she couldn't get the charges dropped, she called Kurtis.
When Elaine Lawrence zipped up her duffel bag eight months ago to drive to Oklahoma, she had no idea the bag and its contents would be all that's left of her Roseville life.
