• Naked Man Enters Auburn Home, Steals Purse

    Naked Man Enters Auburn Home, Steals Purse
    AUBURN, Calif (AP/CBS13) – Police in California are trying to determine why a man was naked in frigid temperatures when he entered a home and stole a purse.
    Auburn police say the homeowner’s boyfriend then chased 28-year-old Adam Pettibone on Friday night before Pettibone got into an SUV, attempted to hit the victim with the vehicle and then drove off.
    Auburn is about 30 miles northeast of Sacramento. The temperature dipped into the 30s Friday.
    Police say they found the SUV a short d
  • Auburn Police Say Naked Burglar Took Purse

    Auburn Police Say Naked Burglar Took Purse
    AUBURN, Calif (AP/CBS13) – Police in California are trying to determine why a man was naked in frigid temperatures when he entered a home and stole a purse.
    Auburn police say the homeowner’s boyfriend then chased 28-year-old Adam Pettibone on Friday night before Pettibone got into an SUV, attempted to hit the victim with the vehicle and then drove off.
    Auburn is about 30 miles northeast of Sacramento. The temperature dipped into the 30s Friday.
    Police say they found the SUV a short d
  • Glasses give Rocklin brothers gift of color

    Glasses give Rocklin brothers gift of color
    Two Rocklin brothers are seeing some colors for the first time, thanks to a special set of glasses.
  • Year In Review: The Top 10 News Stories Of November 2015 On CBS Sacramento

    Year In Review: The Top 10 News Stories Of November 2015 On CBS Sacramento
    SACRAMENTO (CBS13) — Most of November’s top stories revolved around one day: Nov. 13. That’s the day of a deadly terrorist attack in Paris, and the day a Grant High School football player was gunned down hours before a playoff game.
    10. Human Remains Found At Folsom Lake Provide Glimmer Of Hope To Families Of Missing
    Ever since human bones were found at Folsom Lake recently, family members of the missing are wondering if they could belong to their loved ones.
    9. 1 Grant Un
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  • Year In Review: The Top 10 News Stories Of October 2015 On CBS Sacramento

    Year In Review: The Top 10 News Stories Of October 2015 On CBS Sacramento
    SACRAMENTO (CBS13) — A hometown hero was stabbed, a former Congressional candidate admitted sending death threats to herself and a Marine veteran was beaten over a mistaken case of stolen valor in October.
    10. Man Shot, Killed In Sacramento Apartment As Children Slept Upstairs
    Shell casings were found outside the apartment; investigators believe the shooting took place at the doorway. Two young kids were sleeping in the apartment at the time of shooting, police say.
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  • Year In Review: The Top 10 News Stories Of September 2015 On CBS Sacramento

    Year In Review: The Top 10 News Stories Of September 2015 On CBS Sacramento
    SACRAMENTO (CBS13) — Four years of drought culminated in a devastating month as the Valley Fire exploded overnight and enveloped Middletown. Farther north, a lake mysteriously ran dry.
    10. Firefighters Injured, Evacuations Ordered Due To Quickly Growing Fire In Lake County
    The Valley Fire was first reported around 1:30 Saturday afternoon near High Valley and Bottle Rock Roads in the community of Cobb. It is moving southeast from Cobb towards Middletown and Hidden Valley Lake, firefigh
  • Sac photographer volunteers time, talent to help grieving parents

    Sac photographer volunteers time, talent to help grieving parents
    A former attorney who is now a professional photographer volunteers her time to help grieving parents. Her photos give parents who lost their newborn children a way to heal.
  • Year In Review: The Top 10 News Stories Of August 2015 On CBS Sacramento

    Year In Review: The Top 10 News Stories Of August 2015 On CBS Sacramento
    SACRAMENTO (CBS13) — It was a busy month for law enforcement in August, including tracking down suspects accused of hunting a man on Periscope. Also, Kevin Bacon wants more bacon, but not the kind you eat.
    10. Infamous San Quentin 6 Member Stabbed To Death In New Folsom Prison Riot
    Hugo Pinell was also one of the San Quentin Six a group involved in a 1971 San Quentin Prison escape attempt that left six people dead. He was convicted of assualting two correction offi
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  • Protesters Continue To Fight For Homeless Outside Sacramento City Hall On Christmas

    Protesters Continue To Fight For Homeless Outside Sacramento City Hall On Christmas
    SACRAMENTO (CBS13) — While many people may be celebrating Christmas with their families, some slept outside in the cold trying to make a difference for the homeless in Sacramento.
    For more than two weeks, the group has been protesting in front of City Hall, enduring rain and subfreezing temperatures to fight for better services for the homeless. They’re also seeking to repeal an ordinance that makes it illegal for homeless people to camp and sleep outdoors.
    James Clark gave us a tour
  • Year In Review: The Top 10 News Stories Of July 2015 On CBS Sacramento

    Year In Review: The Top 10 News Stories Of July 2015 On CBS Sacramento
    SACRAMENTO (CBS13) — As the July heat kicked in, the stories readers clicked on most took on a strange tone. More than 1,000 guns, 6.5 tons of ammunition and a car that could drive underwater were found inside a man’s home. An inmate was found cut nearly in two with his organs missing.
    Though the drought wasn’t as prevalent in the Top 10 stories, it still held a strong position this month.
    10. California State Fair Ends With Reported Violence For Second Time In Three Years
  • Year In Review: The Top 10 News Stories Of June 2015 On CBS Sacramento

    Year In Review: The Top 10 News Stories Of June 2015 On CBS Sacramento
    SACRAMENTO (CBS13) — The drought weighed heavily on everyone’s minds once again in June, but there was still space for a vigilante hunt gone wrong and an NBA superstar showing a little too much to a camera that got too close.
    10.  Lebron James Accidentally Exposes Himself While Adjusting Shorts During NBA Finals
    Moments before Game 4 of the NBA Finals began on Thursday night, James inadvertently exposed himself to millions watching on live television. As James was getting ready
  • Folsom boy's unique Christmas wish granted

    Folsom boy's unique Christmas wish granted
    Some young boys are fascinated by trains, cars or action figures. But, when one Folsom 4-year-old asked for garbage cans, Santa and the city delivered.
  • Realistic Cats Give Seniors A Chance For Pet Partners They Might Not Otherwise Have

    Realistic Cats Give Seniors A Chance For Pet Partners They Might Not Otherwise Have
    DAVIS (CBS13) — For seniors who don’t have the option of a companion pet in their lives, there’s an alternative that will help bring a little love into their lives.
    It may look and sound like a real cat, but the Hasbro Joy For All Companion Pet is geared toward seniors to help ease the pain of not having pets around. Some reasons include illness, where they live, or if they’re just not able to care for pets on their own.
    UC Davis Dr. Melissa Bain agrees the bond between h
  • Downtown Davis Future Uncertain As Buildings Go Up For Sale

    Downtown Davis Future Uncertain As Buildings Go Up For Sale
    DAVIS (CBS13) — It’s a bittersweet holiday ending for a family-owned jewelry store in Davis that’s been around for almost a half-century.
    The owners of De Luna’s Jewelers on Second Street say even though business is great, they are now one of several downtown stores planning to shut their doors for good.
    The store has been around for 48 years and has seen a lot of changes.
    For Richard and Kyoko Luna, their customers are like family.
    “Every time I’ve come in he
  • Modesto Power Outages Likely Caused By Microburst, Not Christmas Eve Tornado

    Modesto Power Outages Likely Caused By Microburst, Not Christmas Eve Tornado
    MODESTO (CBS13) — Nearly 200 homes are still without power on Christmas after a dozen utility poles fell on Coffee Road in Modesto.
    National Weather Service officials say they were brought down by a microburst, not a tornado.
    Coffee Road had what some are calling a catastrophe on Christmas Eve.
    “Huge explosion. It sounded like a bomb went off. Everything went black immediately,” Brad Layson said.
    A large cypress tree fell over into the road, taking out 12 power poles with it. F
  • Cameron Park Family Thankful Tree Knocked Over By Tornado Missed Their Car

    Cameron Park Family Thankful Tree Knocked Over By Tornado Missed Their Car
    EL DORADO COUNTY (CBS13) — El Dorado County residents spent Christmas cleaning up a day after a tornado toppled a large tree that narrowly missed a mom in her car.The parents at the Cameron Park home are hailing their children as heroes for saving them from a gigantic tree that fell behind their car as Mom was backing out.The kids were in the garage with dad, saw they wind howl and when they heard the tree snap, they yelled, “Stop.” The tree hit the back of the car, but missed
  • Stockton Police, Volunteers Team With Santa To Bring Christmas To Crime Victims

    Stockton Police, Volunteers Team With Santa To Bring Christmas To Crime Victims
    STOCKTON (CBS13) — Santa stayed behind on Christmas morning to help Stockton Police deliver presents to children who were victims of violent crimes in 2015.This Santa came with a police entourage that startled a few neighbors at first.“I thought we were having a robbery with a Santa Claus,” an older woman said.It was the exact opposite as Santa gave out presents and volunteers gave out more presents, and officers came back with even more presents.The police reached more than 30
  • 3 kids, woman killed in San Bernardino Co. fire Christmas morning

    3 kids, woman killed in San Bernardino Co. fire Christmas morning
    Three children and their mother were killed in a Southern California mobile home fire on Christmas morning, while the family's father survived the fast-moving blaze.
  • Christmas Crowds Force Disneyland To Close Its Gates Temporarily

    Christmas Crowds Force Disneyland To Close Its Gates Temporarily
    SACRAMENTO (CBS13) — The Happiest Place On Earth clashed with the most wonderful time of the year, creating the most disappointed families in Southern California on Friday.
    Disneyland tweeted out on Friday afternoon that the Christmas crowds were so large, they had to stop admitting guests.
    Many Guests are enjoying the Parks today. Disneyland Park is not currently admitting new Guests. Updates to follow. (1 of 2)
    — Disneyland Today (@DisneylandToday) December 25, 2015So are

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