• Search On For 5 Missing Siblings Who Ran Away From Temporary Foster Home In Stockton

    STOCKTON (CBS13) – Authorities are asking for help in finding five siblings who have run away from a temporary home they were staying at in Stockton.
    The children range in age from 4 to 16 years old.
    Stockton police say the siblings were temporarily staying at a home in central Stockton and were last seen on Saturday afternoon. The children took most of their belongings with them, police say.
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  • Woman Killed In Crash On Broadway In Sacramento, Driver Suspected Of DUI

    SACRAMENTO (CBS13) – Police are investigating a crash that left a woman dead along Broadway early Monday morning.
    The crash happened just after 12:30 a.m., authorities say.
    Sacramento police said a driver is suspected of being under the influence at the time of the crash. The driver lost control of their car and hit a fire hydrant and several parked cars, ejecting a passenger.
    That passenger, a woman, later died from her injures. The driver has been taken into custody.
    The names of the dri
  • Tracy Woman Who Started Little Free Pantry Claims She’s In Danger Of Losing Her Home

    TRACY (CBS13) – A woman who has made it her mission to help feed the less fortunate is asking for the community’s support at a hearing over her home this week.
    Mary Foshee spent years on the street before finding a home in Tracy. Back in 2017, she created a Little Free Pantry on her driveway as a way to give back to the community.
    RELATED: After Years On The Street, Tracy Woman Giving Back With Food Pantry
    The pantry works much like the “Little Free Library” concept.
  • July 2019 Sacramento Date Added To Ozzy Osbourne’s ‘No More Tours 2’

    SACRAMENTO (CBS13) – Hard rock legend is returning to Sacramento. Ozzy Osbourne announced several new dates to his 2019 “No More Tours 2” run on Monday.
    “The Prince of Darkness” will be stopping by the Golden 1 Center on July 18, 2019.
    Metal legends Megadeth is slated to be Ozzy’s supporting act for the whole North American leg of the tour.
    Osbourne recently had to postpone and reschedule several dates back in October due to a hand injury.Tickets for Ozzy&rsqu
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  • NBC, Fox News Pull Trump Ad Denounced As Racist After ‘Sunday Night Football’ Backlash

    (CBS13/CNN) — NBC and Fox News said in separate statements on Monday that their networks will no longer air the Trump campaign’s racist anti-immigrant advertisement.
    NBC was first to announce its decision, doing so after a backlash over its decision to show the 30-second spot during “Sunday Night Football.”
    “After further review we recognize the insensitive nature of the ad and have decided to cease airing it across our properties as soon as possible,” a spoke
  • Some Stanislaus County Public Sector Workers Striking

    MODESTO (CBS13) – Stanislaus County public sector workers are striking Monday morning.
    SEIU Local 521 members are meeting in front of the county community services agency in Modesto, calling for better labor practices like improving staffing and working conditions for the county’s social workers and mental health clinicians.
    Contract negotiations have been going on since April.
  • Thieves Hit Auburn Toyota Dealership, Dozens Of Brand New Cars Broken Into

    AUBURN (CBS13) – A search is on for the suspects who broke into and burglarized an Auburn Toyota dealership last week.
    The Placer County Sheriff’s Office says someone cut through the chains of a locked gate at Magnussen’s Auburn Toyota and started breaking into cars. The suspects grabbed dashboards, stereos and even a couple of car batteries.
    A total of 27 brand new cars at the lot were hit by thieves. Combining theft and damage, the dealership suffered a $108,000 loss.
    No deta
  • Who Contaminated California’s Water?

    OPINION – It’s time to face facts: Expecting pure water to flow from our kitchen faucet is no longer something we can take for granted.
    We fill our glasses at our tap or wet our toothbrushes and too often find ourselves smelling the water before we begin to drink it or use it to brush our teeth. Too frequently, it smells “off” — a musky, fetid odor, sometimes a chemical stench — or it hits our mouth with a shocking, acrid and metallic taste.
    What’s going
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  • Gas Tax Repeal Campaign Holding Free Gas Drawing, But Anyone Can Enter No Matter How They’ll Vote

    SACRAMENTO (CBS13) – Backers of Proposition 6, the push to repeal California’s new gas tax, are giving away free gas on Monday.
    At several gas stations around the state, organizers will be registering drivers to win $50 gas cards.
    Anyone can enter the drawing no matter how they plan on voting because it’s illegal to pay people to vote a certain way.
    For a chance to win, show up the Sinclair station on Harbor Boulevard in West Sacramento between 8 and 10 a.m.
    Supporters of Prop.
  • 3 Suspects Sought After Shooting In Lodi Leaves Man, 26, Dead

    LODI (CBS13) – Authorities are searching for three suspects after a shooting in Lodi that killed a man and left a teen hurt.
    Lodi police say a fight broke out inside a home on Loui Avenue on Saturday night.
    Investigators found a 17-year-old shot in the hand and a 26-year-old shot in the chest.
    The 26-year-old died at the scene.
    The teen was taken to the hospital. No update on the teen’s condition has been given.
    Investigators have not said what led to the fight.
  • Woman Killed In Crash On Broadway In Sacramento

    SACRAMENTO (CBS13) – Police are investigating a crash that left a woman dead along Broadway early Monday morning.
    The crash happened just after 12:30 a.m., authorities say.
    Few details have been released about the crash, but one person has died from injuries sustained in the incident.
    A part of Broadway between 5th Avenue and 39th Street was closed as officers investigated the scene. The road was reopened by 3 a.m.
    It’s unclear what led up to the crash.
  • Person Killed In Crash On Broadway In Sacramento

    SACRAMENTO (CBS13) – Police are investigating a crash that left at least one person dead along Broadway early Monday morning.
    The crash happened just after 12:30 a.m., authorities say.
    Few details have been released about the crash, but one person has died from injuries sustained in the incident.
    A part of Broadway between 5th Avenue and 39th Street was closed as officers investigated the scene. The road was reopened by 3 a.m.
    It’s unclear what led up to the crash.
  • Call Kurtis Investigates: Fraudsters Target Federally Issued Direct Express Debit Cards

    SACRAMENTO (CBS13)– Battling stage 4 breast cancer, Yasmin Snider of Citrus Heights relies heavily on her monthly Social Security payment of $618 to rent a room, buy food and her medicine.  She, like 4.5 million Americans collects her benefits through her government-issued Direct Express Prepaid MasterCard.
    When the United States Department of Treasury decided it would stop issuing paper checks by 2013, it forced 13 million Americans who collect federal benefits, including Social Secu
  • Family Remembers Elk Grove Hiker, Says He Died ‘Doing Something He Loved’

    SACRAMENTO (CBS13) — A tragic end in the search for an Elk Grove hiker missing in Alpine County. Bradford Dozier was discovered dead 200 below a cliff.
    The husband, father of three and attorney disappeared a week ago.
    “He was doing something he loved. He came back out. He came back out a week late, but he came out,” said Brooke Wells, nephew-in-law to Dozier.
    Wells is still struggling with the details of how Dozier died.
    “He fell. He fell 30 feet and then another 150 feet
  • Police: Traffic Stop Turns To Methamphetamine Bust In Colusa

    COLUSA (CBS13) — An early morning traffic stop Saturday led to the arrest of two men in Colusa County, according to police.
    Colusa police officers said they attempted a traffic stop on a Honda Civic for “several vehicle code violations” in the area of Hwy 45, south of Harbinson road at approximately 1:30 a.m. Saturday.
    The vehicle did not stop when officers turned on their lights and sirens but instead continued to the Colusa Casino.
    Officers said they detained driver Luis Edga
  • Inmate Stops Breathing While Being Booked Into Jail; Dies Week Later In Hospital

    SACRAMENTO (CBS13) — A man who stopped breathing after being booked in the Sacramento Jail has died, according to the Sacramento Sheriff’s office.
    Officials arrested 36-year-old Miles Marshall last Sunday after getting reports he jumped on top of cars, ripped off windshield wipers, and caused damage to vehicles stopped for the traffic signal.
    One victim said Marshall attempted to grab her money as she left a nearby convenience store. This victim claimed that Marshall was in possessio
  • Manteca Police Arrest Robbery Suspect Almost A Month After Incident

    MANTECA (CBS13) — An armed robbery suspect was taken into custody Sunday almost a month after he allegedly robbed a 7-Eleven, taking money and cigarettes.
    Manteca police said they identified 23-year-old transient Saul Martinez in an Oct. 12 robbery at a 7-Eleven on W. Yosemite Avenue. The clerk of the store said the had been robbed at knifepoint by a single suspect and had activated a silent panic alarm which alerted officers to the scene.
    When officers arrived, the clerk said the suspect
  • Electric School Bus Fleet Leaving Green Footprint On Twin Rivers School District

    SACRAMENTO (CBS13) — The buses may look yellow, but they’re really green. Twin Rivers School District now has one of the largest fleets of electric school buses in the country.
    The wheels on the bus still go round and round, but now they are fueled by electricity instead of gasoline. They look similar to regular school buses with the exception of a bright blue bumper.
    Nate Baguio works for the company that built these “green” school buses, The Lion Electric Co.
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  • Kings Break Five-Game Winning Streak, Falling To Bucks 144-109

    MILWAUKEE (AP) – Giannis Antetokounmpo had his second triple-double this season with 26 points, 15 rebounds and 11 assists to help the Milwaukee Bucks rout the Sacramento Kings 144-109 on Sunday.
    The Bucks improved to 8-1, the best nine-game start in franchise history. They set a season high for points in a game and also set the franchise record for 3s made with 22.
    Antetokounmpo completed the triple-double with his 10th assist when he found Pat Connaughton in the corner for 3 and a 108-82

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