Dog Survives Week Floating On Couch In Home Flooded By Hurricane Florence
A team from Humane Society of Missouri (HSMO) drove all the way to North Carolina to rescue animals trapped by the storms.
Hurricane Florence
Florence The Week After: Thousands Brace For More Flooding
Thousands of coastal residents remained on edge Sunday, told they may need to leave their homes because rivers are still rising more than a week after Hurricane Florence.
How To Help Victims Of Florence On The East Coast
With the damaging effects that Florence is bringing to the East Coast, many are looking for ways to help the victims of the storm. We assembled a list of places to donate.
Fear Of Flooding Surges As Rivers Rise In North Carolina
In North Carolina, fears of what could be the worst flooding in the state's history led officials to order tens of thousands to evacuate, though it wasn't clear how many had fled or even could.
With Florence's Death And Destruction Came Acts Of Bravery And Selflessness
The death and destruction wrought by Tropical Storm Florence has been punctuated with stories of bravery, generosity and resilience.
Hurricane Florence Claims At Least Four Lives, Drenches The Carolinas
Blowing ashore with howling 90 mph winds, Hurricane Florence splintered buildings, trapped hundreds of people and swamped entire communities along the Carolina coast Friday in what could be just the opening act in a watery, two-part, slow-motion disaster.
Calif. Airborne Unit Prepped For Florence-Hit Areas Offers Hospital-Grade Critical Care
Military personnel at Travis Air Force Base are on standby bracing for Hurricane Florence.
South Carolina Woman Braces For Hurricane Florence In Natomas
A South Carolina resident visiting family in the Sacramento area can now only watch and wait, hoping the predicted monster storm Florence doesn't leave her house and neighborhood demolished.
Sacramento Area Rescue Crews Readying For Hurricane Florence
First responders are preparing for the worst as the severe hurricane sets its sights on the southeast coastline.
Intensifying Hurricane Florence Could Strike US Southeast
Hurricane Florence is rapidly intensifying and could strike a direct and dangerous blow anywhere from the Carolinas to the Mid-Atlantic region later this week, possibly as a fearsome category 4, forecasters said. The first impacts were already being seen Monday on a barrier island, as seawater flowed over a coastal road.
CBS News Sacramento — Watch Live 24/7
Latest News
Carmichael residents on-edge after deadly attack on longtime resident
The family of the man killed outside of his home in Carmichael are speaking out.
Stockton Police Chief says recent killings meet definition of a serial killer
Police are still looking to see if there is only one suspect or several involved.
Live Updates: Ian weakens over South Carolina as death toll rises in Florida
In Florida, the scope of Ian's devastation is starting to become clear.
Dolphins QB Tua Tagovailoa diagnosed with concussion, flies back to Miami
The Dolphins said he was conscious and had movement in all of his extremities. He was discharged from the hospital Thursday night and flew back to Miami with the team.
1 hurt in West Sacramento road rage shooting; suspect still sought
Police are investigating an apparent road rage incident in West Sacramento that led to a shooting Friday afternoon.
Latest News
More Latest News
Carmichael residents on-edge after deadly attack on longtime resident
The family of the man killed outside of his home in Carmichael are speaking out.
Stockton Police Chief says recent killings meet definition of a serial killer
Police are still looking to see if there is only one suspect or several involved.
Live Updates: Ian weakens over South Carolina as death toll rises in Florida
In Florida, the scope of Ian's devastation is starting to become clear.
Dolphins QB Tua Tagovailoa diagnosed with concussion, flies back to Miami
The Dolphins said he was conscious and had movement in all of his extremities. He was discharged from the hospital Thursday night and flew back to Miami with the team.
1 hurt in West Sacramento road rage shooting; suspect still sought
Police are investigating an apparent road rage incident in West Sacramento that led to a shooting Friday afternoon.
Sacramento News
More Sacramento News
Crews douse early morning fire that broke out near Sacramento health school campus
Firefighters rushed to put out flames that burst out near a North Sacramento health school campus early Friday morning.
Tom Hanks set to release debut novel, "The Making of Another Major Motion Picture Masterpiece," next year
The Oscar winner and former Sacramento State student's debut novel will be up for sale in bookstores next May.
Man dead after shooting in Oak Park neighborhood of Sacramento
An investigation is underway after a man was shot and killed in the Oak Park neighborhood Tuesday morning.
2 killed in shooting at South Natomas apartment complex
A violent night in Sacramento has police investigating two separate homicide scenes.
Sacramento-based Libertarian group sues to block student debt cancellation
A libertarian group in California filed a legal challenge to President Joe Biden's plan for student debt cancellation on Tuesday, calling it an illegal overreach that would increase state tax burdens for some Americans who get their debt forgiven.
California News
More California News
Gov. Newsom has California switch early to winter-blend of fuel as gas prices cross $6
With gas prices over $6 a gallon in California again, Gov. Gavin Newsom is directing state officials to make the switch to the winter blend of fuel early.
California bars tech companies from complying with other states' abortion-related warrants
California is attempting to stymie abortion prosecutions in other states by making it illegal for Silicon Valley giants and other businesses based in the Golden State to hand over the personal information of abortion-seekers to out-of-state authorities.
Governor Newsom signs legislation expanding union rights for farmworkers
Governor Gavin Newsom on Wednesday signed legislation expanding union rights for farmworkers.
Gov. Gavin Newsom signs laws to that aim to boost California housing production
Two new laws in California would let developers build housing on that land and largely prevent revenue-hungry local governments from stopping them.
California to add wine, liquor bottles to recycling program
California will add wine and liquor bottles to its recycling rebate program under a law taking effect in July 2024.
Sports
More Sports
Dolphins QB Tua Tagovailoa diagnosed with concussion, flies back to Miami
The Dolphins said he was conscious and had movement in all of his extremities. He was discharged from the hospital Thursday night and flew back to Miami with the team.
Pederson hits 2-run triple, Giants beat Rockies for 7th straight time
Joc Pederson had a two-run triple and the San Francisco Giants beat the Colorado Rockies 6-3 on Wednesday night to keep their slim playoff hopes alive.
Flag Football could soon come to California high schools
Flag Football could be added to the 2023-2024 activities list for high schools.
California eyes making girls flag football a school sport
The number of girls playing flag football in U.S. high schools doubled to 11,000 in the decade leading up to 2018-19, according to the National Federation of State High School Associations.
SF Giants legend Barry Bonds to throw out 1st pitch for Sacramento River Cats' season finale on Wednesday
Barry Bonds, the all-time leading home run hitter in baseball, is set to throw out the first pitch at Wednesday's Sacramento River Cats game.
Politics
More Politics
New law aims to make California haven for transgender youth
A new law aims to stop other states from punishing children who come to California for transgender surgeries and other gender-affirming care.
Gov. Newsom vetoes bill extending reparations committee deadline
The bill to extend the task force deadline, authored by Democratic Assemblymember Reggie Jones-Sawyer, garnered criticism from reparations advocates who said that the legislation would send a demoralizing message to African Americans already skeptical that they will receive reparations.
Two types of student loans not eligible for forgiveness, new guidance says
The updated guidance came the same day six GOP-led states sued the Biden administration over the debt relief.
Researchers: Nord Stream leaks will have "significant detrimental" climate impact
The velocity of the gas erupting from four documented leaks in the pipelines — which NATO has attributed to sabotage — is part of what makes the impacts severe.
Newsom vetoes pesticide ban that would protect bee population
California will not be restricting chemicals that are linked to the death of bees and other pollinators anytime soon after Gov. Gavin Newsom vetoed a bill to ban the use of certain pesticides on Wednesday.
Health News
More Health News
Dolphins QB Tua Tagovailoa diagnosed with concussion, flies back to Miami
The Dolphins said he was conscious and had movement in all of his extremities. He was discharged from the hospital Thursday night and flew back to Miami with the team.
Mobile events aim to reverse dip in breast cancer screening rates
Within the last two years, breast cancer screening rates have dropped dramatically. Experts worry they are not reaching those who may need it most in under-served communities.
FDA approves ALS drug with study partly funded by Ice Bucket Challenge
There's still some uncertainty about the drug's efficacy.
Select committee formed to investigate deadly fentanyl crisis in California
California will investigate the police and public health response to the deadly opioid crisis with a newly-formed bipartisan assembly committee, lawmakers announced Thursday.
Monkeypox vaccine appears to be working, but CDC still urges precautions
Early data, based on people who were eligible for the shots, found the unvaccinated are 14 times more likely to catch monkeypox.
Consumer News
More Consumer News
Placer Sheriff warns about phone scam where caller is impersonating sergeant
A local sheriff's department is warning residents about scammers who are impersonating sergeants in calls.
Medicare premiums will drop next year. Here are the savings.
For the first time in a decade, seniors will pay less next year on monthly premiums for Medicare's Part B plan.
California to add wine, liquor bottles to recycling program
California will add wine and liquor bottles to its recycling rebate program under a law taking effect in July 2024.
Pre-authorization hold keeps Elk Grove teen from buying school supplies
When an Elk Grove teen got stuck without his money after using his debit card at the gas pump, it was time to call Kurtis.
Call Kurtis: Amazon seller sending returned items to Vacaville couple's home
When packages addressed to Expedia kept showing up at a Vacaville viewer's home and he couldn't get them to stop, they called me to investigate.
CBS13 Investigations
More CBS13 Investigations
False confessions: Why a conservative DA is urging law enforcement to stop lying to suspects
A new California law prohibits officers from using threats or lies to get a minor to confess to a crime. It faced opposition from law enforcement, but now a conservative district attorney is urging law enforcement to stop lying to all suspects due to an increased risk of false confessions.
Investigating Wage Theft Solutions: When workers win judgments but bosses still don't pay
Even after workers win wage theft judgments against their boss, many still don't get paid. Could a local wage theft pilot program offer a state-wide solution?
New law would require eliminate underreporting of school cyberattacks
Sierra College in Rocklin is asking all students to change their passwords after the school was hit again by hackers.
"We don't want to hear uncomfortable data": Revealing the Black graduation gap at CSU schools
As California State University students head back to school, data indicates overall graduation rates are up. But if you look past the public data, stubborn racial inequities remain on CSU campuses.
Man accused of dismembering senior had been released early from prison
The Placer County district attorney is demanding answers from CDCR about why the man arrested for killing and dismembering a 77-year-old woman had been released from prison after serving less than half his sentence.
Call Kurtis
More Call Kurtis
Pre-authorization hold keeps Elk Grove teen from buying school supplies
When an Elk Grove teen got stuck without his money after using his debit card at the gas pump, it was time to call Kurtis.
Call Kurtis: Amazon seller sending returned items to Vacaville couple's home
When packages addressed to Expedia kept showing up at a Vacaville viewer's home and he couldn't get them to stop, they called me to investigate.
Call Kurtis: Veteran's state parks pass delayed
When a Manteca veteran struggled to get the California State Parks Veterans Pass before his old one was expiring, he called me to investigate.
Woman facing hefty bill to repair public sidewalk in front of her Sacramento home
A Sacramento woman just got a surprise bill in the thousands to fix the sidewalk in front of her house.
Viewers Call Kurtis after local contractor, Newcastle Screens, disappears with their deposits
With Sacramento summers, screens are meant to keep the bugs out. But when a custom screen installer took money from viewers and then seemed to vanish, it was time to Call Kurtis to investigate.
Wildfires
More Wildfires
Forest service seizes PG&E equipment as part of probe into Mosquito Fire
U.S. Forest Service officials indicated to PG&E that an initial assessment showed the Mosquito Fire started near one of its power lines on National Forest lands.
Mosquito Fire remains at 76,781 acres with 60% containment
The Mosquito Fir remains at 76,781 acres but containment has jumped to 85% as of Sunday evening. That's up 25% from earlier in the day.
California's wildfire activity is running below average this year. But experts warn it's not over
Wildfire activity in California has been notably low this year, experts tell CNN, particularly compared to 2020 and 2021 when devastating wildfires erupted across the state and burned millions of acres by the time summer ended.
PG&E sued by residents who allege the utility's equipment started the Mosquito Fire
PG&E is now being sued by a group of residents for allegedly starting the Mosquito Fire.
Rain Posing Problems For Mosquito Fire Burn Scar
Mosquito fire evacuees are slowly returning home as rain helps put an end to the wildfire, but what's next for neighbors?
Uplifting News
More Uplifting News
Medicare premiums will drop next year. Here are the savings.
For the first time in a decade, seniors will pay less next year on monthly premiums for Medicare's Part B plan.
Chicken wing prices drop to pre-pandemic levels
It's the lowest the price of wings has been since May 2020, according to a report from the Department of Agriculture.
Mother, Daughter forging the 2,190-mile Appalachian Trail
Gretja Otten and her mother Susan are on the trail right now. It's a trail that goes all the way from Georgia to Maine, and takes about six months to finish.
Pennsylvania waitress shocked to receive $3,000 tip
A customer at a restaurant in Pennsylvania left a hefty $3,000 tip on a $13.25 bill, much to the surprise of his server.
California State Fair Unveils New Safety And Security Measures Ahead Of Opening
After being canceled for the last two years due to the pandemic, the fun is back at the California State Fair but with a focus on safety.
Latest Videos
More Latest Videos
Latest Videos
Elementary students from Georgetown perform "Mosquito Fire Blues" tribute song to first responders
Students at an elementary school in Georgetown gathered to record a song titled "Mosquito Fire Blues" as a tribute to first responders.
Sacramento evening weather forecast: Sep. 30, 2022
Here's how the next seven days of weather will look.
Elementary school kids create song about their experience with the Mosquito Fire
Kids at an elementary school created a song about their experience evacuating because of the Mosquito Fire.
Carmichael residents on-edge after deadly attack on longtime resident
The family of the man killed outside of his home in Carmichael is speaking out. 74-year-old James Raleigh was attacked by a homeless man throwing rocks at his home Wednesday evening. When Raleigh went to investigate the noise, 54-year-old Darin Chastain attacked him. Neighbors called the police, and Chastain was arrested soon after. Raleigh was transported to the hospital, where he later died.
Stockton Police Chief releases new details about recent killings fitting serial killer definition
The Stockton Chief of Police released new details about five killings that he says fit the definition of a serial killer.