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Southwest Airlines charged Romona Cobian $11,407 for a ticket to Los Angeles.
A Stockton woman had her car repossessed but she had sentimental items inside. We call on Kurtis Ming with what happens to your personal property.
For more than five years, CBS13 has been investigating drivers in Northern California getting parking tickets from the city of Los Angeles when they swear they weren't there.
It started, she said, when a Citrus Heights water main broke, sending water downhill to her driveway. That excess water washed away the dirt beneath the driveway, she said, creating a sinkhole.
Many people avoid hiring an attorney simply because they can't afford it. We call on Kurtis Ming with an affordable way to get legal help.
A Rio Linda cancer patient says the hospital lost his teeth, prompting the Call Kurtis team to uncover a decades-old law that limits how much a hospital has to pay.
An El Dorado Hills viewer spent more than $100,000 on a pool, but the contractor didn't pay a subcontractor, who then went after our viewer. It was time to call Kurtis.
A Sacramento renter says she received an invoice for cleaning her old apartment, but when she learned none of the work had been done yet, she called Kurtis.
Drivers who get stuck in the wrong lane at a bridge toll end up stiffed with a $25 fine from FasTrak. But Call Kurtis uncovered how you may be able to get out of a pricey ticket.
A Yuba City woman's new phone number used to belong to a pizza place. When she couldn't get the calls to stop, she called Kurtis.
A week after signing a contract to book a wedding, the wedding was called off. When the venue refused to give them any of their money back, an Auburn woman called Kurtis.
The City of Sacramento tells a homeowner to fix the sidewalk in front of her home. Allison Brinkerhoff says the damage to the sidewalk is from a city-owned tree. It's a thousand dollar job she thinks shouldn't be her responsibility so she called Kurtis.
The state went after a Ceres father for child support he paid. When he found out his former employer never handed over the child support they garnished from his pay-check, he called Kurtis.
Call Kurtis investigates the DMV apologizing yet again for a computer problem, keeping DMV customers from renewing their vehicle registrations.
The DeFazios cancelled their service with AT&T in November. But, for months, AT&T has continued billing them. Bills AT&T claims don't exist.
