• Christmas Takes On New Meaning This Year For Camp Fire Victims

    CHICO (CBS13) – Some people who are displaced by the Camp Fire may be staying in temporary housing, while others are staying with friends and family.
    We take a look at how “home for the holidays” has taken on a whole new meaning this year.
    “It’s like oh, I’m on an extended visit with my son and his family and it’s like OK. We’re just going to pack up and go home. But wait…it’s not there,” said Karen Eppenbach.
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  • Firefighting Tradition Alive And Well For Yolo County Family

    WEST PLAINFIELD (CBS13) – This year we saw the important role firefighters play in protecting our communities. Protecting communities runs deep for one family in particular at a volunteer fire station in Yolo County.
    “My family settled here in 1869,” said Ed Beoshanz.
    Ed, 78, has lived in Yolo County his entire life.
    “It’s home you know,” he said.
    Ed is a retired captain with the West Plainfield Fire Department and likes to tinker on vehicles.
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  • Officer Makes Christmas Possible For Camp Fire Victims

    AUBURN (CBS13) – Christmas prayers from Camp Fire victims were answered in time for the big day.
    “It was the hardest thing because I didn’t think we were going to have a Christmas,” said Daniel Hansen.
    The couple and their daughter are from Magalia. What’s left of their property is toxic and they can’t return home.
    “We really didn’t have anything to give her for Christmas,” Hansen said.
    That has all changed.
    “Words can’t describe,
  • Business Breathing Life Into Downtown Stockton With Big Renovation Projects

    STOCKTON (CBS13) – An unusual business is investing in Stockton’s downtown, breathing new life into the once-struggling city center. And now, other business are following in their footsteps.
    It may have boarded up windows and empty storefronts on the outside, but inside the historic Trethway and Mansion House buildings on Weber Avenue, a major renovation project is underway to convert the old structures built in 1873 into new live-work spaces in Stockton’s struggling downtown.
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  • Christmas Eve Shoppers Brave Wet Weather, Crowds in Sacramento

    Sacramento (CBS13) – Last-minute Christmas shoppers braved wet weather and mind numbing mall traffic on Monday evening.
    “It was terrible; we almost got in a wreck on the freeway. People are just impatient,” said Jill Curtis.
    The National Retail Federation says seven percent of holiday shoppers wait until Christmas Eve to buy their gifts.
    ALSO: What’s Open In Sacramento On Christmas Day 2018?
    “It’s a day to choose to do it!,” one shoppers said as he
  • Man Suspected In Fatal Crash Identified As Ivan Dimov, 41, Of Antelope

    SACRAMENTO (CBS13) – Authorities say a DUI suspect led them on a short chase in Midtown Sacramento early Monday morning before crashing and killing the driver of another vehicle.
    Around 2:30 a.m., a CHP officer tried to pull over a driver on suspicion of DUI at 15th and L streets. The driver refused to pull over, slowed to 15 mph, then sped away and turned off his headlights, according to a CHP statement. A short time later, officers were notified of a crash at the intersection of 18th and

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