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A major change for Verizon customers takes place on Thursday. Customers who upgrade their phones may not get to keep their unlimited data plans.
Sometimes your job will send you to the doctor. t could be for a physical or if you get hurt. But do you have a right to see those records? When a Valley Springs bus driver struggled to get hers, she called Kurtis.
If you're thinking about capitalizing on the housing market or you're trying to secure financial aid for a college student, you're going to need good credit to get decent interest rates.
Spammers bombarding your cell phones with unwanted text messages - and the problem is only expected to get worse. A Sacramento great-grandmother called Kurtis to find out how to stop them.
A Grass Valley couple celebrated their 54th anniversary in Europe and North Africa last summer but the airline lost their bags, causing them to cut their trip short.
If you've ever been part of a consumer class action settlement before, you probably received a little money. Some class action lawsuits are so broad, the lawyers involved can't track down everyone affected, so they rely on advertising and now the internet to find consumers to fill the class.
We've heard of pink slime, but now we're hearing of something called meat glue.
A Lincoln driver thinks a mistake on his record caused his car insurance to double. When he learned of a little known report we all have, called a C.L.U.E. report, he called Kurtis Ming to investigate.
A Stockton mom was sent to collections even though she says she cancelled her alarm contract in writing twice.
After months of repairs on her new computer at Fry's Electronics, Pam Stevens said Fry's wouldn't tell her when she could get her computer back. She complained to the California Attorney General's office.
A Roseville single mom says someone stole her daughter's walking braces out of her car. When she couldn't get her insurance company to pay up, she called Kurtis.
The see-through barrier we all peer through that's meant to protect us from the elements and the road could be an invisible danger. One industry expert says 85 percent of the windshields he sees are not installed properly.
Banks offering free checking or free safety deposit boxes for life it used to be a big draw to get your business. But when an El Dorado Hills viewer says his bank was going to start charging him, it was time to call Kurtis.
Most viewers call Kurtis because they're looking to get their money back. But a retired Carmichael woman called because she owed a company money it wouldn't take.
A Ceres father says his company took child support payments straight from his paycheck, but it never made it to his daughter. Noah Hernandez has proof he paid the child support, but the state says he's ultimately responsible for making the payments.
