• Search On For Driver Who Hit, Killed Pedestrian In Modesto

    MODESTO (CBS13) – Police are looking for the suspect car in a deadly hit and run that killed a pedestrian in Modesto.
    Modesto police say the victim was hit while crossing the street at Pelandale Avenue and Chapman Road Wednesday evening. The car, described as a possible silver Volkswagen Jetta, left the scene.
    Officers say the car will probably have front-end damage from the crash.
    Anyone with information is asked to call Modesto police.
  • Missing Oakdale Mother, Baby Last Seen On Monday Found

    2:25 p.m. Update: Oakdale police say the woman and her child have been found.
    Previous story below: 
    OAKDALE (CBS13) – A search is on for an Oakdale woman and her four-month-old daughter last seen on Monday.
    Oakdale police say Jamie Palmer said she was going to visit a friend that day. Palmer and her daughter Layla Wallace have not been seen since.
    Photo of Jamie Palmer and her baby Layla Wallace. (Credit: Oakdale Police Department)
    Palmer, 22, was wearing a camo fleece, black shirt a
  • Sheriff: Boy With Autism Dies After Being Restrained At El Dorado Hills School During Violent Outburst

    EL DORADO HILLS (CBS13) – Authorities are investigating after an El Dorado Hills student who had to be restrained became unresponsive and later died.
    The incident happened on Nov. 28.
    According to the El Dorado County Sheriff’s Office, deputies were called to Guiding Hands School on Windplay Drive to help with a student who became violent. The 13-year-old boy, who deputies say was 6-feet tall and about 280 pounds, had to be restrained by school staff.
    However, while restraining him,
  • Pets Burned In Camp Fire Healing With Fish Skin Bandages

    DAVIS (CBS SF) — Some pets left behind in the Camp Fire but who survived with significant burns are receiving a unique treatment at one of the nation’s premier veterinary hospitals.
    Doctors at UC Davis Veterinary Hospital are using raw fish skin as bandages over burns to help in the healing process.
    “This is actually going to be a sort of fake skin, so it’s going to protect an open area that’s missing a piece of skin from a burn and provide protection
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  • Funeral Service Held For Fallen Stanislaus Co. Deputy Antonio Hinostroza

    MODESTO (CBS13) – A funeral service was held on Thursday for fallen Stanislaus County deputy Antonio Hinostroza.
    The service took place at The House church in Modesto.
    A law enforcement procession followed the church service en route to Hughson’s Lakewood Memorial Park for a graveside service.Road closures planned from 7am-2pm for Deputy Tony Hinostroza’s service at @TheHouseModesto – Southbound Coffee Rd. will be closed from Floyd Ave. to Briggsmore Ave.Only one lane of
  • All Adoption Fees Sponsored For December At Bradshaw Animal Shelter

    SACRAMENTO (CBS13) – The Bradshaw Animal Shelter is trying to find homes for all its animals this holiday season – and a generous gift should help that goal.
    Thanks to the Best Friends Animal Society, all adoption fees for the shelter’s pets are being sponsored this month. Meaning, you can adopt a pet that will come vaccinated, spayed/neutered and microchipped for no cost.
    To sweeten the deal even further, adopted pets will also be sent home with a stocking full of goodies.
    The
  • Colin Kaepernick, Ryan Coogler In The Running For Time’s 2018 ‘Person Of The Year’

    TURLOCK (CBS13) – Time readers are voting online for the magazine’s 20-18 “Person of the Year” recognition.
    Michelle Obama, with her recent book release “Becoming” is among the front-runners. But former 49ers quarterback and Turlock native Colin Kaepernick is in also getting lots of votes.
    The 31-year-old hasn’t played in the NFL since the 2016 season, but he has kept a high profile – most recently with a Nike ad that kept the conversation going ab
  • Funeral For Fallen Stanislaus Co. Deputy Antonio Hinostroza Happening Thursday

    MODESTO (CBS13) – A funeral service will be held on Thursday for fallen Stanislaus County deputy Antonio Hinostroza.
    His service will take place at The House church in Modesto, starting at 10 a.m.
    A law enforcement procession will follow the church service en route to Hughson’s Lakewood Memorial Park for a graveside service.Road closures planned from 7am-2pm for Deputy Tony Hinostroza’s service at @TheHouseModesto – Southbound Coffee Rd. will be closed from Floyd Ave. to
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  • Camp Fire Survivors Get Holiday Surprise Of Gifts And A Hot Meal In Roseville

    ROSEVILLE (CBS13) – Families displaced by the Camp Fire got a holiday surprise in Roseville night.  A donation drive at Olympus Jr. High School provided clothing, bedding and a free meal for hundreds just in time for the holidays.
    “We didn’t pack that many clothes because we just thought ‘Oh, it’s just a small fire it’s going to go through,” said RaeLynn Russell. “Our house isn’t going to burn down.”
    The nine-year-old Russell put o
  • South Lake Tahoe Bans Vacation Rentals In Residential Neighborhoods

    SOUTH LAKE TAHOE (CBS13) — It’s a world-renowned vacation destination, but now South Lake Tahoe is telling tourists that certain areas are off-limits.
    South Lake Tahoe voters approved a ban on vacation home rentals in residential neighborhoods and El Dorado County just confirmed the Measure T vote.
    “We’re elated,” South Lake Tahoe resident Ken Weitzman said.
    Weitzman supported the effort after he says non-stop vacation home renters on his block became a nuisance in
  • Bill Aims To Provide Shelter For Every Homeless Person In California

    SACRAMENTO (CBS13) — A new bill introduced this week aims to get people off the streets by guaranteeing a warm bed for all by providing beds to every homeless person in California.
    It’s a crisis on California streets as homelessness is on the rise everywhere.
    SB 48, introduced Monday by San Francisco Senator Scott Weiner, plans to bring beds to every person living on the streets.
    The bill is still in the preliminary stages, but the ‘Right to Shelter’ policies plan to incl
  • Local Woman Reflects On Time Working Alongside Former President George H.W. Bush

    WINTERS (CBS13) — As the country mourns and remembers the life of former president George H.W. Bush, one local woman reflected on her personal memories of the president while they served as co-chairs of the Republican National Committee.
    Janet Johnston worked closely with Bush and said that he was not only a colleague but a good friend through difficult times.
    She shared a memory from one of the days when Bush showed up to their D.C. headquarters not with their typical driver, but in a gre
  • Another Broken Bridge In The Delta Has Drivers Fed Up

    SACRAMENTO COUNTY (CBS13) — Broken bridges in the delta have drivers backed up and fed up. It’s a problem delta residents are all too familiar with, as more bridges break down.
    “It’s very frustrating and it’s hard to get home,” said Linda Robertson of Rio Vista.
    Caltrans says emergency repairs are now underway on the Three Mile Slough Bridge along Highway 160 north of Antioch. The problem first surfaced when the bridge became stuck in the up position earlier t
  • Search On For Vehicle That Struck Pedestrian In A Fatal Hit And Run

    MODESTO (CBS13) — Modesto police are actively investigating a fatal hit and run collision where a pedestrian was struck at Pelandale Avenue and Chapman Avenue Wednesday night.
    Officers said the pedestrian was struck while crossing at the intersection. They described the possible suspect vehicle as a 2006-2008 Volkswagen Jetta with front end damage from the collision and older damage on the rear of the car.
    READ: Proposal To Name Portion Of Solano County Highway After CHP Officer Kille
  • West Sacramento Approves Riverfront Location For Indian Heritage Museum

    WEST SACRAMENTO (CBS13) — The West Sacramento City Council approved the transfer of a riverfront property to secure the location of the Indian Heritage Center, a project over a decade in the making.
    The West Sacramento Redevelopment Agency (RDA) owned the 43-acre property, known as the East Riverfront Property, since 1997. In May 2007, the California Indian Heritage Center Task Force selected the property to be a location for state park and museum.
    This May, Governor Brown’s revised
  • Woman Comes Home To Find Burglar In Her Home; Suspect Turns Out To Be Her Neighbor

    TURLOCK (CBS13) — A Turlock woman reportedly returned home Sunday to find her neighbor burglarizing her residence, Turlock police said.
    The incident happened just after noon on Sunday when the victim returned to her home on the 1100 block of Sycamore Street. Inside her home, the victim saw a burglar who turned out to be her neighbor from a few houses down, Daniel Kahler, 35.
    READ: Suspect Arrested In Manteca Attempted Murder Case, Victim Sustain Four Gunshot Wounds
    The victim immediat
  • Suspect Arrested In Manteca Attempted Murder Case, Victim Sustain Four Gunshot Wounds

    MANTECA (CBS13) — A Manteca man is behind bars after allegedly shooting a 32-year-old man four times Tuesday.
    Police said the shooting happened Tuesday evening in the area of East Alameda Street and North Grant Street. Officers responded to a report of four or five gunshots.
    Not long after, dispatch was notified that a gunshot victim arrived in the emergency room at Doctor’s Hospital Manteca with four gunshot wounds, two of the wounds were to his abdomen and two were to his lower lef
  • First Responders Surprise 9-Year-Old Days Before His Third Open Heart Surgery

    SACRAMENTO (CBS13) — First responders paid a special home visit to a nine-year-old Sacramento boy ahead of his open heart surgery.
    Zebedhiah Wells has idolized police officers and firefighters since he was a toddler. He’s still a bit too young to join his heroes, so local departments pulled out all the stops for him to feel part of the team Wednesday.
    we were honored to partner with @SacPolice & @sacsheriff to support 9 yr old Zebediah who is scheduled for open heart surgery on F
  • City Council May Limits Homes To Owning A Maximum Of Six Pets

    MANTECA (CBS13) — City leaders in Manteca are preparing to debate on two proposed ordinances revolving around furry friends.
    First, a new ordinance could put a limit on the number of dog and cats people can own. Second, they are also considering handing out citations to people who don’t pick up after their pets.
    The two proposed ordinances were created after a number of complaints from people over pets in certain parts of Manteca.
    Pet owners including Elizabeth Perez are still trying
  • Rancho Cordova To Host Start Of Amgen Tour, Hopes For Image Boost

    RANCHO CORDOVA (CBS13) — The Amgen Tour of California has announced its race schedule for next year and a few local cities made the cut.
    The tour will start its first leg in Sacramento on May 12th. And the following day, move onto Rancho Cordova — for the very first time.
    It’s America’s version of the Tour de France, but seeing some of the world’s top cyclists isn’t the only appeal of hosting the Amgen Tour of California.
    READ: Person With Activ
  • Students Out Thousands Of Dollars And Certification With Brightwood College Shutdown

    SACRAMENTO (CBS13) — Out thousands of dollars and no certificate to show for it. Students at Brightwood College, a for-profit school, were shocked to learn this morning that their school is shutting down for good just two months before graduation.
    “Student loans, no job, no degree,” said nursing student Tasha Harris who’s angry and shocked about the closure. “I quit my job last February to go to school full time. I have absolutely no idea. I had no plan B.&rdqu
  • 33-Year-Old Man Dies In Single-Car Collision On Marysville Road

    YUBA COUNTY (CBS13) — A 33-year-old man is dead after crashing through a guardrail and into a tree Wednesday.
    CHP officers said the driver was traveling west on Marysville Road west of Bullards Bar in a Ford Van. In the crash report, officers said the driver failed to take the curve in the road, drive through a guardrail, collided with a tree and then rolled down the embankment.
    READ: Person With Active Case Of Tuberculosis Found At Mule Creek State Prison
    Officers are not sure when t

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