Call Kurtis: That's Not The Contract I Signed
A Yuba City man says his cable company switched out a couple pages of his contract. When it showed he agreed to pay a higher price, it was time to call Kurtis.
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A Yuba City man says his cable company switched out a couple pages of his contract. When it showed he agreed to pay a higher price, it was time to call Kurtis.
The city of Oakdale is missing $118,000 from its budget in what police are investigating as possibly an inside job.
A search for a missing autistic boy who walked away from school Thursday morning ended about five hours later when he was found safe at a bowling alley.
California authorities say they tracked a package containing 2.5 pounds of marijuana to the home of a Cincinnati Bengals player in suburban northern Kentucky.
A gay male couple were walking hand-in-hand along J Street in Midtown over the weekend when they were verbally and physically assaulted, according to police.
Nearly two out every three Americans support the death penalty, but California is paying a high price for keeping prisoners on death row -- and not executing them.
A 54-year-old man suspected of robbing 11 banks in San Joaquin County was arrested in Lodi on Tuesday, according to the U.S. Marshalls Service.
Badly decomposed human remains found in a San Francisco Bay Area canyon are those of Michelle Le, the missing nursing student who disappeared in May while taking a school break, police said Monday night.
A Call Kurtis investigation caught Walmarts across the country short-changing some customers who return items with gift receipts. His team went undercover again to see if the retail giant changed its ways.
Although the investigation into the shocking crash Friday at the Reno Air Races will take months to complete, a Sacramento professor explained what he thinks caused the World War II-era plane to nosedive straight into the ground.
Today's online world is like the wild, wild, west. There is a lot of pioneering going on and local professionals are learning you really have to do your own policing to protect yourself.
Most California cities are spending way more than they can afford on pensions, and the growing financial burden is already breaking the bank in four cities.
A former parking enforcement officer says the city comes down hard on officers who don't write enough parking tickets and claims there is a ticket quota in place.
You pull in, pay the meter, and probably pray that you get back before you get that little slip of paper under your windshield wiper. But is there more to that simple fact of city parking? When people started asking if the city is writing more and more tickets in order to make money we decided it was time to crunch the numbers.
It's been a decades' long search for her long lost father. We had no idea by helping one viewer, we were about to end an emotionally charged journey for a Southern California woman looking for her dad.
