Imposter Cashes Fake Check Inside Bank; Mom Of Three Out $8,000
A Stockton mom of three was out $8,000 after her bank cashed a fake check for someone posing as her, and refused to give her money back.
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A Stockton mom of three was out $8,000 after her bank cashed a fake check for someone posing as her, and refused to give her money back.
Canal Floods Grass Valley Property, Water Company Won't Pay $20,000 Claim
An Elk Grove dad isn't getting his mail after his son moved out and filed a change of address.
You may pay top dollar for storage, but who is responsible for pest control? The answer depends on your contract.
Citing our reporting, lawmakers passed a bill that will force the Employment Development Department to stop putting people at risk of identity theft by mailing full Social Security numbers, a practice that is already against the law.
A medical board expert says the doctor lacks the training and knowledge to perform cosmetic procedures.
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A Mom who went four months without a working fridge will have to wait even longer for her replacement.
From catastrophic call center failures to missing unemployment payments, this is not the first time California's EDD has faced widespread criticism amid the unemployment crisis. Lawmakers are calling for yet another EDD audit — but is it enough to fix the agency?
According to data obtained by CBS13, fewer than half of the participating cities and counties are providing the full 21 meals a week.
Instead of using the California Health Corps for local emergency staffing, the state is tapping federal medical teams to help.
We're 18 weeks into the pandemic and many who are still waiting for their unemployment from the first round of closures now have to re-file as their industries close again.
Parents are calling on California officials to issue clear youth sports guidelines as the state and counties flip-flop on permission to play.
According to the state, the number of available hospital beds is one of the most important indicators of our COVID-19 readiness. But just because beds are physically available, that doesn't mean patients can use them.
As businesses begin to reopen, many people are still waiting for the unemployment payments they are owed from the months they have been out of work.
