• Deputies Carrying Donated Pet Food For Lost Pets In Camp Fire Evacuation Area

    OROVILLE (CBS13) – Deputies are keeping an eye out for lost and loose pets in areas evacuated due to the Camp Fire.
    Using donations from the North Valley Animal Disaster Group, deputies are carrying pet food just in case they come across a wayward pet. Deputies are documenting where the lost pets are found.
    The donated pet food deputies are carrying while on patrol in the Camp Fire area. (Credit: Butte County Sheriff’s Office)
    For animals that are sick or injured, animal control offi
  • Library At Stanislaus State Closing For At Least Two Years

    TURLOCK (CBS13) – The campus library at Stanislaus State in Turlock is closing its doors soon after students finish their finals this spring.
    The structure is getting a complete makeover to provide more space as the university experiences a growth.
    Right now, the library has room for 620 students. After the renovation is complete, the building will be able to accommodate more than one thousand people.
    California State University, Stanislaus student David Aguilar is one of the hundreds of s
  • Reno-Tahoe Officials Decline To Go Forward With Bid For 2030 Winter Olympics

    SOUTH LAKE TAHOE (CBS13) – It’s going to be a while before another Winter Olympic Games comes to Lake Tahoe.
    The Reno-Tahoe Winter Games Coalition released a statement on Monday, saying they had declined to go forward with a bid for the 2030 games.
    “The RTWGC did not come to this decision lightly. However, it was a necessary decision,” the group wrote.
    The coalition said it came to the conclusion that it would not be financially feasible for the region to host the Olympic
  • Search On For Suspect After Shooting Leaves 1 Dead In North Sacramento County

    NORTH HIGHLANDS (CBS13) – Deputies are asking for help in finding the suspect in a shooting that left a man dead over the weekend.
    The incident happened a little before 1 a.m. Saturday along the 4900 block of Little Oak Lane.
    According to the Sacramento County Sheriff’s Department, deputies responded to the scene to investigate a shooting and soon found a man who had been shot at least once.
    Previous photo of Marcus Kendrix provided by the Sacramento County Sheriff’s Department
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  • Facebook Went Down For Users Across The World

    MENLO PARK (CBS13) – Facebook was down for users worldwide Monday morning.
    According to downdetector.com, there has been a spike in reports of Facebook being down just before 10 a.m. PST.
    It’s unclear what caused the outage.
    Facebook went back up a little after 10:30 a.m.
    The outage prompted an outpouring of posts on Twitter about the issue:
    did facebook die— Alex Segura (@alex_segura) November 12, 2018
    Facebook being down isn’t really a big deal to me personally, but pro
  • Facebook Appears To Be Down For Users Across The World

    MENLO PARK (CBS13) – Facebook appears to be down for users worldwide Monday morning.
    According to downdetector.com, there has been a spike in reports of Facebook being down just before 10 a.m. PST.
    It’s unclear what is causing the outage, or how long Facebook will be down.
    The outage has prompted an outpouring of posts on Twitter about the issue:
    did facebook die— Alex Segura (@alex_segura) November 12, 2018
    Facebook being down isn’t really a big deal to me personally, bu
  • Many Stores Opening Early On Black Friday 2018: See The List

    SACRAMENTO (CBS13) – Believe it or not, Black Friday is less than two weeks away. That means it’s probably a good time to start planning!
    Unlike in years past, many stores have taken a step back and are making a point of keeping their doors closed on Thanksgiving.
    However, a whole host of stores are opening early on Black Friday.
    The following national chains – with an area presence – have announced their hours (source: BestBlackFriday.com):
    Barnes & Noble – 8 A
  • Car Crashes Into Midtown Sacramento Construction Site

    SACRAMENTO (CBS13) – A building under construction in Midtown Sacramento may need to be inspected after a car crashed into it.
    The incident happened just before 2:30 a.m. Monday at the corner of 16th and H streets.
    Sacramento Fire says the car crashed through the fence around the site and damaged part of a beam involved in the building construction.
    Rescue crews were called out to help secure the site as the car was removed.
    No one was injured in this crash. It’s unclear exactly what
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  • Camp Fire First Responders Get Surprise Visit, Meal From Guy Fieri

    OROVILLE (CBS13) – Food television personality Guy Fieri is making sure the first responders fighting the Camp Fire aren’t going hungry.
    The Butte County Sheriff’s Office posted a tweet on Sunday showing Fieri paying a visit to the law enforcement staging area at Butte College. But he wasn’t just there for a photo op, Fieri made sure to fill the first responders’ bellies.
    Guy Fieri made a surprise visit to serve dinner to everyone at the law enforcement staging area
  • President Trump’s Tweet On California Wildfires Angers Firefighters, Celebrities

    (CNN) — President Donald Trump’s tweet blaming “gross mismanagement” for the devastating California wildfires is sparking a backlash from top firefighters’ associations, politicians and celebrities.
    In a series of tweets Saturday, Trump said the state’s deadly wildfires are a result of poor forest management and threatened to cut federal aid.
    “There is no reason for these massive, deadly and costly forest fires in California except th
  • THE LATEST: Camp Fire Grows Overnight, But Flames Not Moving Towards Chico Or Oroville

    PARADISE (CBS13/AP) – The latest on the Camp Fire, the most destructive wildfire in California history:
    7:25 a.m.
    The Camp Fire has grown to 113,000 acres as of Monday morning, according to Cal Fire’s latest numbers. Containment of the fire still stands at 25 percent.
    This map published by Google Crisis Response shows the approximate fire location of the #CampFire in #ButteCounty.@CBSSacramento @GoodDaySac pic.twitter.com/lpLtsEUk5J
    — Dina Kupfer (@DinaKupfer) November 12, 2018
  • DNA Test Brings Together Long-Lost Sisters In Modesto

    MODESTO (CBS13) — A DNA test leads to an emotional reunion between two half-sisters who discovered each other after more than 65 years.
    The sisters, Kathryn Orth and Laurie Bauman, shared a hug for the first time this week — one they thought would never happen.
    “I hoped, dreamed, prayed that someday this would come, but I didn’t think it ever would,” Bauman said. “When you’re adopted, even though it can be a wonderful experience for you, there’s al
  • THE LATEST: Camp Fire Reaches Grim Milestone; More Than 200 Still Missing

    PARADISE (CBS13/AP) – Officials have released another grim statistic in a wildfire that is achieving heartbreaking records: 29 people have died in and around Paradise, matching the deadliest wildfire in state history.
    That brings the death toll from fires this week to 31 statewide. Authorities called in a DNA lab and teams of anthropologists to help identify victims.
    More than 220 people remain unaccounted for in Northern California as whipping winds and tinder-dry conditions threaten more
  • Smoke From Camp Fire Blankets Sacramento Area, Creating Hazardous Air Quality

    SACRAMENTO (CBS13) — The effects of the Camp Fire is being felt in the Sacramento area.  Air quality in Folsom, Sloughhouse and Roseville is now deemed hazardous due to smoke from the fire.  Air quality index over 300 is considered hazardous. This weekend in Roseville it reached 498. The max is 500. It’s why people are being asked to stay indoors or wear respiratory masks.
    It’s a hard ask many who have outdoor plans like Aaron Castillo.  “Whe
  • Evacuees Search For Missing Camp Fire Victims In Butte County

    PARADISE (CBS13) — More sobering numbers from the Camp Fire. The death toll rising to 29, with 228 people still missing.  Flyers of the missing are posted at local shelters around Butte County.
    “This is my daughter Sarah Rathburn and her boyfriend Harold Dooty, they lived at the Villa Monterey in Paradise California “ said Pam Mosher while holding up a flyer.”  The couple missing since fire tore through Paradise on Thursday.  “It gets worse every
  • Is Sacramento State Crossing The Line With Parking Tickets?

    SACRAMENTO (CBS13) — Controversial parking tickets written by Sacramento State are frustrating students as costly tickets pile up for what may seem like minor infractions.
    Bio-Med major Tim Johnson received a $43 parking ticket for parking over the line in the parking garage.
    It’s a tight squeeze at the Sacramento State parking garage. Students say parking is hard to find. Johnson says if you find a spot, you have to squeeze in.
    “Whenever I’m here, it’s like prime t
  • CALL KURTIS: Is Sacramento State Crossing The Line With Parking Tickets?

    SACRAMENTO (CBS13) — Controversial parking tickets written by Sacramento State are frustrating students as costly tickets pile up for what may seem like minor infractions.
    It’s a tight squeeze at the Sacramento State parking garage where students say parking is hard to find.  Bio-Med major Tim Johnson received a $43 parking ticket for parking over the line in the parking garage. He says if you find a spot, you have to squeeze in.
    “Whenever I’m here, it’s like p

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