Parents Miss Son's Funeral Over Airline Delay Caused By Broken Seat
A Call Kurtis Investigation revealed a couple missed their own son's funeral over a broken seat.
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A Call Kurtis Investigation revealed a couple missed their own son's funeral over a broken seat.
This summer, we reported that one out of five California schools found detectable levels of lead in drinking water, but we also told you, hundreds of schools still hadn't reported the required lead test results.
The San Joaquin County District Attorney's office is now looking into an unlicensed funeral operation.
A bill that would give teachers fully-paid maternity leave is on its way to the governor's desk. It passed the state assembly the day after a CBS13 investigation.
E-cigarettes have been around for a few years, so why is there a sudden spike in related illnesses?
Placer County surveyed more than 2,000 homeowners, and the majority reported that their insurance policies have been non-renewed, canceled, or they've seen a huge price hike.
Despite major pushback from the community, a convicted child molester with no ties to Sacramento will be moved to a home in Del Paso Heights.
The bottom line is the real community college savings comes from living at home.
Scammers are impersonating the California department of insurance with a sophisticated con, targeting people who have searched for home, car, and even construction loans online.
A college student from Davis said someone demanded her bank account information, or they'd ruin her online reputation.
A couple who lost everything in the Camp Fire in Paradise kept getting billed by AT&T for a landline they obviously no longer had, a Call Kurtis Investigation uncovered.
Some daycare centers nationwide are still using those sleepers blamed for dozens of infant deaths, despite a voluntary recall.
Three days after Lamark Otis Day Jr. died in the hospital following a seizure, his body was so badly decomposed, a Call Kurtis Investigation revealed his family could not have an open-casket funeral.
A new report warns some cars that are connected to the internet may be a threat to national security.
As the EPA decides whether to re-approve the weed-killing ingredient in Roundup for another 15 years, a new report finds 90% of the families tested have that chemical in their bodies, and most kids had much more than their parents.
