• Officers Increasing Patrols Near Rocklin School After Man Exposes Himself To Student

    ROCKLIN (CBS13) – Authorities are warning students and parents about after a man apparently exposed himself to a girl.
    The incident happened on Dec. 6 on the corner of 5th Street and Parkview Lane, near Spring View Middle School.
    According to an alert sent out to parents from the Rocklin Unified School District, a girl was waiting to be picked up after school when a man exposed himself to her. The man is believed to be about 18-20 years old and had a dark mustache; he was wearing a black h
  • ‘Snow’ Will Fall At Stockton’s Lincoln Center On Weekend Nights

    STOCKTON (CBS13) – It’s going to be a white Christmas in at least one little part of Stockton this year thanks to the Lincoln Community Center.
    The center is turning on a snow machine for in the weekends leading up to Christmas.
    It’s the perfect opportunity to take a holiday photo.
    There’s also a snow village of over 700 pieces – complete with a scavenger hunt for the kids – and a holiday train ride.
    The center is turning on the flurries every weekend night fr
  • Missing Sacramento Teen With Autism Found Safe

    12 p.m. Update: Police say Elijah Chatman has been found safe.
    Previous story below: 
    SACRAMENTO (CBS13) – A search is on for a missing Sacramento teen with autism.
    Sacramento police say 19-year-old Elijah Chatman was last seen Thursday around 7 p.m. along the 1000 block of Lake Front Drive.
    Please help us find 19-year-old Elijah Chatman who has autism. He is 5’9” and was last seen at 7pm on December 6th in the 1000 block of Lake Front Drive-wearing a brown leather ja
  • Raley’s Selling Aisle 1 Gas Stations, Rewards Points Won’t Be Affected

    WEST SACRAMENTO (CBS13) – Raley’s will be selling its Aisle 1 gas stations to a Southern California-based convenience store operator.
    The West Sacramento-based grocery store announced the deal with Anabi Oil on Friday.
    Aisle 1 locations will keep their name. Further, a Raley’s representative said customers who have racked up fuel rewards points will be able to continue to accumulate and use those points at the Aisle 1 stations.
    Raley’s operates 13 Aisle 1 gas stations &nd
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  • Folsom Student Accused Of Attacking Other Student Moved To Different School

    FOLSOM (CBS13) – A student accused in an attack on another student at Folsom Middle School is being moved to a different school.
    The incident happened in early November while on a field trip.
    Earlier this week, district leaders met with the NAACP – who had voiced concerns over the incident.
    The district ordered an independent investigation, admitting it has experienced challenges with bullying in recent years.
    In a statement on Thursday, district officials said their priority is to g
  • Police Investigating Homicide In Stockton

    STOCKTON (CBS13) – Police are investigating a homcide in Stockton early Friday morning.
    According to Stockton police, it happened around 2:30 a.m. on Kelley Court, off Kelley Drive and Plymouth Road.
    Officers say a man there was found with traumatic injuries and pronounced dead at the scene.
    His death was originally classified. Later Friday morning, police said the incident is now a homicide investigation.
    The investigation is ongoing.
  • Search On For Missing Sacramento Teen With Autism

    SACRAMENTO (CBS13) – A search is on for a missing Sacramento teen with autism.
    Sacramento police say 19-year-old Elijah Chatman was last seen Thursday around 7 p.m. along the 1000 block of Lake Front Drive.
    Please help us find 19-year-old Elijah Chatman who has autism. He is 5’9” and was last seen at 7pm on December 6th in the 1000 block of Lake Front Drive-wearing a brown leather jacket, blue jeans and white shoes. Please share, Re-Tweet and if you see him, call 9-1-1. #sacpd
  • Taxpayers Picking Up Alleged East Area Rapist’s Defense Costs

    SACRAMENTO (CBS13) — Alleged East Area Rapist Joseph DeAngelo will use taxpayer dollars to defend himself in court.
    Sacramento County Superior Court Judge Michael Sweet ruled DeAngelo is indigent and will require public defendants to serve as his attorneys.
    The Sacramento County D.A. office is estimating prosecution and defense combined could cost $20 million. Judge Sweet says he has reviewed DeAngelo’s finances and determined he has no money to pay his legal bills.
    “The Califo
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  • Teen With Autism Dies Two Days After Being Restrained At El Dorado Hills School

    EL DORADO HILLS (CBS13) — For 25 years, Guiding Hands School has offered private education to students with special needs, but last week tragedy struck.
    A special education student died just days after being restrained in the classroom.  It happened at the Guiding Hands School in El Dorado Hills, a private school that’s been open for decades.  Authorities are still trying to figure out what led to the teen’s death.
    El Dorado County Sheriff’s Sgt. Anthony Princip
  • ‘If People Want To Go Kill Themselves They Can!’ Vandal Destroys Notes of Hope

    AUBURN (CBS13) — Messages of hope were destroyed as vandals hit the Foresthill Bridge once again, tearing down notes that were left to try and prevent suicide.
    The notes were put up on the bridge by a group that got permission from the county, but some people don’t agree with the effort.
    “I fear that someone is going to come out here and miss them and they’re going to jump,” said Brittney Hendricks who started hanging notes this past July.
    Hendricks and several othe
  • Sacramento City School District Works With Labor Partners To Roll Out New Budget Plan

    SACRAMENTO (CBS13) — The Sacramento City Unified School District is working with labor partners to develop a new budget plan to address its structural budget deficit while focusing on students.
    One labor partner, the Sacramento City Teacher’s Association (SCTA), did not appear at the signing ceremony Thursday afternoon.
    “All of the adults need to step up to the plate, make the necessary shared sacrifices in order to salvage the programs in the district so we can do more for stu
  • Delta Flight Headed To Sacramento Grounded After A Customer Disturbance

    OKLAHOMA CITY (CBS13) — A flight headed to Sacramento from Atlanta made an unexpected stop in Oklahoma City Thursday because of a customer disturbance, the airline said.
    In a statement from the airline, they confirmed that flight 2345 from Atlanta was diverted to Oklahoma City after a disturbance. The customer was met by law enforcement on the ground in Oklahoma.
    After 47 minutes on the ground, the flight continued on its way to Sacramento.
    It is unclear what the customer did to cause the
  • Lodi Residents Reserve Prime Spots Days In Advance For Parade Of Lights

    LODI (CBS13) — Thousands of people made their way to downtown Lodi hoping for a prime spot to watch the annual Parade of Lights.
    It’s the 23rd year for the event and like every year, organizers say the competition to get a good seat is fierce. Every year around this time, the signs come out, the lights turn on and one by one, chairs start popping up.
    “It’s really a tradition. I mean, I could remember some grandparents doing it, passing it on and now being a gran
  • Camp Fire Survivors Creating Housing Crunch In Chico And Yuba City

    CHICO (CBS13) — When nearly 15,000 homes were destroyed by the Camp Fire, real estate experts expected a housing crunch in the Chico and Paradise area, but nobody really knew how far away that impact would be felt.
    Finding a home to buy or sell is a challenge not only in Chico now but Yuba city. The impact could extend out to Auburn or West Sacramento — areas that have a similar price point as Paradise.
    Lloyd Leighton gave CBS13 a tour of a three-bedroom, two bathroom single family h
  • Police Investigating Theft Of Wheelchair Off Sacramento Porch

    SACRAMENTO (CBS13) — Sacramento police are investigating the theft of a woman’s wheelchair. The victim’s daughter initially posted on social media asking for help Thursday.
    Joany Titherington reported the theft on Facebook, saying her mother’s wheelchair was taken from their porch on 37th and 3rd Avenue.
    READ: Roseville Police: Hide Valuables, Lock Cars After Recent Car Burglaries
    Her mother, who is also named Joan, says she’s frustrated this happened because t
  • Roseville Police: Hide Valuables, Lock Cars After Recent Car Burglaries

    ROSEVILLE (CBS13) — A recent string of vehicle burglaries has prompted Roseville police to remind residents to be alert and hide their valuables.
    The police department said there have been several vehicle burglaries reported in the last five days.
    (source: Roseville PD)
    They said that in many cases electronics were left in the car in plain sight, prompting criminals to smash the car windows and take the item.
    (source: Roseville PD)
    READ: Sheriff: Boy With Autism Dies After Being Restr
  • East Area Rapist Suspect Appears In Court Looking Gaunt, Will Keep Public Defender

    SACRAMENTO (CBS13) — East Area Rapist suspect Joseph DeAngelo made his first court appearance since August Thursday and his physical appearance took the courtroom by surprise.
    It was a short hearing where the judge ruled that taxpayers will need to pay for DeAngelo’s defense, but the courtroom was focused on the suspect’s physical appearance. His face was gaunt-looking, much thinner than it was in his last appearance several months ago. In August many noted that he had lost wei
  • Steelers QB Roethlisberger Seeks 1st Win In Oakland Sunday

    OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) – The Oakland Coliseum has been a bit of a house of horrors for Ben Roethlisberger in his career.
    While Big Ben has had success almost everywhere he has played, he’s still looking for his first career win in Oakland after losing his three previous trips to Raiders teams that combined for just 10 wins in those three seasons.
    Roethlisberger gets his final chance at a win in Oakland on Sunday when the Pittsburgh Steelers (7-4-1) look to snap a two-game losing streak
  • Adorable Kittens That Protected Each Other Through The Camp Fire Are Up For Adoption

    LINCOLN (CBS13) — Two kittens that survived the deadly Camp Fire are now available for adoption at the FieldHaven Feline Center in Lincoln.
    (source: FieldHaven Feline Center)
    Brothers Phoenix and Ash became internet sensations after they were rescued from the fire. The shelter said Phoenix came in singed all over with burned paws while Ash survived without a scratch.
    (source: FieldHaven Feline Center)
    Rescuers believe that Phoenix covered Ash with his body during the fire because, in the s

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