• Police: Man Confesses To Hitting, Robbing Woman At Roseville ATM

    ROSEVILLE (CBS13) – Officers have arrested a man suspected of attacking and robbing a woman at an ATM in Roseville.
    The incident happened back on Sept. 18. Roseville police say the woman was using an ATM along the 2000 block of Douglas Boulevard when a man walked up and started demanding money from her.
    Brian G. Stanley’s booking photo. (Credit: Roseville Police Department)
    When she refused, police say the suspect hit her in the face with a closed fist and forced her to withdraw some
  • Police: Search On In Natomas For Suspect Who Stole Unmarked Law Enforcement Vehicle

    SACRAMENTO (CBS13) – Officers are looking for a suspect who apparently stole an unmarked law enforcement vehicle and ended up in the Natomas area early Tuesday afternoon.
    Scene of the incident in Natomas. (Credit: Mercedes Tapia)
    A perimeter has been set up in the South Natomas area near Tourney Way.
    It’s unclear which agency the stolen patrol vehicle belonged to.
    Two Natomas-area schools are on precautionary lockdown due to police activity nearby. The activity is not related to eith
  • Ask Us: Are The Jets From The California Capital Airshow Allowed To Fly Over My Home?

    SACRAMENTO (CBS13) – The California Capital Airshow brought hundreds of people to Mather Airport in Sacramento to see the US Air Force Thunderbirds and a variety of other air performers. For one viewer though, the Airshow brought a lot of noise and fear to her dog.
    Barbara Hina-Vergara asked us:
    “CBS13, I have a serious question. When the air shows are going on, aren’t they supposed to NOT fly them near residential houses?? I’m literally here at home trying to keep my 135
  • Students Protest After Racist Graffiti Found In Sac City College Bathroom

    SACRAMENTO (CBS13) – Groups at Sacramento City College are protesting after a student found racist graffiti in a campus bathroom.
    The graffiti, which was discovered inside a men’s restroom stall recently, featured racial slurs, death threats and swastikas.
    #Sac city college students protesting racial slurs, death threats, swastikas-found inside a bathroom stall. Students say it’s more than graffiti. They want to know why it took the school a few days to issue a statement. pic.t
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  • 3 Women Suspected In Ripon Thefts

    RIPON (CBS13) – Three people are arrested for shoplifting in Ripon and officers believe they are tied to other crimes.
    Investigators say the three suspects stole about $3,000 worth of items from a Walgreens store on Jack Tone Road on Monday.When they were taken into custody, officers say they found all of the women had warrants – all theft related.
    Police believe the trio are linked to other thefts that same day in Lathrop and Stockton.
    All three women are Sacramento residents, polic
  • California Grape Farmers Brace For Rain As Home Stretch Of Harvest Season Arrives

    LODI (CBS13) – It’s harvesting season at vineyards across the region, but the threat of rain is putting this year’s wine crop in jeopardy.
    Before California wine can be bottled and shipped, farmers in San Joaquin County have to hit the fields.
    “We’re harvesting Chardonnay grapes and of course they’re predicting some rain,” said grape farmer Joe Valente.
    Monday night, Valente’s team felt the pressure to keep up the momentum.
    “And basically wha
  • Good Samaritan Honored For Saving Modesto Shooting Victim’s Life

    MODESTO (CBS13) — A gunman is behind bars thanks to a stranger who didn’t let him get away.
    It happened in Modesto, early Saturday morning. The suspect held a man up at gunpoint in front of Scotty’s Donuts, then shot him.
    A Good Samaritan jumped right in.
    “When I heard the gunshots I told the owner to get away from the window,” recalled Angelo Verdone.
    Verdone’s quiet Saturday morning took a wild turn.
    “When I see an older gentleman struggling with the g
  • Deputies: Robbery Victim Hit, Killed By Car In Stockton

    STOCKTON (CBS13) – Streets are still closed in Stockton after a robbery victim was hit and killed near west lane at East Bianchi Road Tuesday morning.
    San Joaquin County sheriff deputies were called to the 4200 block of West Lane around 1 a.m. to investigate a report of a robbery at a bar and a person hanging onto the car of the suspect.
    At the same time, deputies say Stockton police received a call of a pedestrian hit by a vehicle in the neighborhood and determined it was the same vi
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  • Exclusive: East Area Rapist Survivor Speaks

    RANCHO CORDOVA (CBS13) — Forty-one years to the day since the East Area Rapist broke into his house, tied him up, and raped his girlfriend, Victor Hayes is now speaking out in an exclusive interview with CBS13.
    Hayes decided to speak out on the same day, 41 years later to mark the horrific attack and to bring attention to his case. He believes EAR suspect and former Auburn police officer Joseph DeAngelo was on duty the night of his attack.
    He took CBS13s Steve Large back to the Rancho Cord
  • Tiny Sheds For Homeless Draw Backlash In Vacaville

    VACAVILLE (CBS13) — A new plan to build tiny homes for the homeless has a Vacaville community fired up.
    It was standing room only as the county held a meeting on Monday to address some concerns. Some Solano County supervisors call it a potential solution to homelessness in the area, but the tiny home development is causing some big controversy as people who live nearby say it’s just too close to home.
    RELATED: Family Of 4 Narrowly Escapes Vacaville Mobile Home Fire
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  • Survivors Mark Anniversary Of Las Vegas Massacre

    SACRAMENTO (CBS13) — Hope and prayer came a year after terror and bloodshed as the nation stropped to remember the deadliest mass shooting in U.S. history on Monday night.
    The October 1, 2017, massacre during the Route 91 Harvest Festival claimed 58 lives when a gunman opened fire on the crowd from the 32nd floor of the Mandalay Bay Hotel.
    RELATED: Sacramento Couple Survives Vegas Mass Shooting, Makes Safe Return
    On this one-year anniversary, thousands of people gathered in Las V
  • Boy Speaks Out After Brutal Shoe Robbery In Elk Grove

    ELK GROVE (CBS13) — Four teens are in custody following a brutal attack of a younger boy on his way home from school.
    “They all came up to me and started attacking me,” the victim said.
    The vicious assault against this 12-year-old boy was caught on a neighbor’s home security camera on Friday.
    CAUGHT ON CAMERA: Video Of Teens Jumping Elk Grove Boy Leads To Arrests
    The victim, who does not want to be identified, was riding his bike home from Toby Johnson Middle School when
  • Boy Robbed Of Shoes In Violent Attack Caught On Video

    ELK GROVE (CBS13) — Four teens are in custody following a brutal attack of a younger boy on his way home from school.
    “They all came up to me and started attacking me,” the victim said.
    The vicious assault against this 12-year-old boy was caught on a neighbor’s home security camera on Friday.
    CAUGHT ON CAMERA: Video Of Teens Jumping Elk Grove Boy Leads To Arrests
    The victim, who does not want to be identified, was riding his bike home from Toby Johnson Middle School when
  • 1 Dead In Stockton Shooting, 2 Wounded, Including 5-Year-Old Boy

    STOCKTON (CBS13) — A man is dead after a shooting in Stockton that also wounded a 5-year-old boy and a second man.
    The shooting happened in the area of California and Park streets earlier on Monday evening.
    A 19-year-old man died from his wounds.
    Two more victims, a 28-year-old man and a 5-year-old boy, are expected to survive.
    Police do not have a motive in the shooting.
  • FEMA Testing Wireless Emergency Alert System On Wednesday

    SACRAMENTO (CBS13) — Chances are your office is going to be buzzing on Wednesday. Or chiming. Or some other alert-ing.
    A nationwide test of the country’s Wireless Emergency Alert System is set for Wednesday at 11:18 a.m.
    California residents are familiar with this process after last week’s Amber Alert describing a vehicle tied to a Modesto boy’s abduction. An alert went out to residents’ phones after the disappearance of Jayce Cosso on Sept. 18. He was found safe ea
  • 4 Women Sought In Sacramento State Car Break-Ins

    6:20 p.m. UPDATE: Police have released suspect descriptions of four suspects in the break-ins and released this photo of a photo believed to be involved in the crimes.
    (Source: Sacramento State Police)
    Suspect 1:
    Woman in her 20s, 5-foot-5, black, medium build, with long black hair in a straight braid. Wearing a white or light-colored sweatshirt and dark pants.
    Suspect 2
    Woman in her 20s, 5-foot-7, black, thin build, with long red or orange hair (possible wig). Wearing a black sweatshirt, black
  • California Shifts Approach To Juvenile Justice With New Laws

    SACRAMENTO (CBS13) — California was once a leader on so-called tough-on-crime laws, but the state is slowly shifting its approach to juvenile justice.
    “We had 3 strikes coming out, trying juveniles as adults, (but) some of these juvenile offenders may be worth saving,” said Sacramento criminal defense attorney Mike Wise.
    RELATED: Good Samaritans Who Rescue Pets Now Protected By Law
    He no longer has to worry about sending his young clients to prison. Newly signed Senate Bil
  • New Underwater Trail Offers Glimpse Of Lake Tahoe’s Past

    LAKE TAHOE (CBS13) — This tourist destination is a must-see spot, but you’re going to have to swim a little deeper to find it.
    California state parks officials announced that people can now scuba dive and snorkel along the shoreline of Emerald Bay State Park on a new underwater trail. It leads to two barges and 12 boats that rest below the surface of the bay.
    The unique look at Lake Tahoe’s past is now just a dive away at Emerald Bay State Park.“This is the first time Cal
  • CAUGHT ON CAMERA: Video Of Teens Jumping Elk Grove Boy Leads To Arrests

    ELK GROVE (CBS13) — Four teenagers were arrested in a brutal robbery of a 12-year-old boy that was caught on a home security system.
    All four suspects are between the ages of 16 and 17 years old.
    The robbery happened in front of a home on Friday on the 10100 block of Swann Way. The video shows the 12-year-old with his backpack being confronted by someone in a car.As one of the suspects continues to talk to the boy on his bike, another suspect runs up the sidewalk.The first two suspects tak
  • California Ends Another Dry Water Year

    LOS ANGELES (AP) – California began a new water year Monday with some rain falling or in the immediate forecast after 12 months of below-average precipitation.
    The Department of Water Resources said the Oct.1-Sept. 30 water year that ended Sunday was marked by hot and dry conditions, except for sporadic significant precipitation.
    During the period, the statewide snowpack was just 58 percent of average by April 1, a dramatic reversal from the previous water year in which the pack reached 15

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