• 2 Killed, Dog Badly Injured In Small Plane Crash Near Colusa

    COLUSA (CBS13) – Authorities say two men were killed in a small plane crash near Colusa on Monday.
    The Colusa County Sheriff’s Office says they were alerted around noon by the FAA about a possible plane crash a little over two miles south of Colusa. Two people and a dog were reportedly on board the plane.
    Deputies soon found a badly injured dog near the Wescott Road area, as well as evidence that a plane had crashed into a water retention pond next to a flooded rice field.
    A dive tea
  • Paradise High Students Return To School At Temporary Campus In Chico

    CHICO (CBS13) – How do you spell success at Paradise High School? You reunite teachers and students in one school while you wait for the fire-ravaged town to recover.
    It was an emotional return to class for more than 600 Paradise High families.
    “My heart is full today,” said Gustavo Dibenedetto as he wiped back tears. “It’s very excellent, this building.”
    Dibenedetto was as excited as the students when he brought his two teens to school.
    The school is inside a
  • Insurer: Camp Fire Was Costliest Natural Disaster In 2018

    BERLIN (AP) – German insurance company Munich Re says the Northern California wildfire that killed dozens of people and burned down the town of Paradise was the world’s costliest single natural disaster in 2018.
    The reinsurance giant said on Tuesday that the November fire caused overall losses of $16.5 billion. The company said some $12.5 billion in losses were insured.
    The firestorm destroyed thousands of homes and other structures.
    Munich Re said losses from all natural disasters r
  • California Shelters And Rescue Groups May Need To Microchip All Dogs And Cats In Their Care

    SACRAMENTO (CBS13) – Missing and abandoned dogs and cats brought to shelters may need to be microchipped before being returned to their owners, or adopted to new families.
    Senate Bill 64 was introduced Monday by Senator Ling Ling Chang (R-Diamond Bar).
    SEE: Call Kurtis Investigates: Microchip Flaw Could Keep You From Getting Your Pet Back
    If passed and signed into law, animal control agencies, shelters, the SPCA, and rescue groups would be required to microchip dogs and cats before releasi
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  • Search On In South Sacramento Neighborhood After Shooting Leaves Female Dead

    SACRAMENTO (CBS13) – The latest on a shooting and suspect search in south Sacramento:
    11:15 a.m.
    The Sacramento County Sheriff’s Department says the person hurt in a shooting along Orchard Woods Circle has died.
    The victim is a female, deputies say. Deputies responded to the scene just after 9 a.m. and found she had been shot once in the upper body. She was taken to the hospital but was later pronounced dead.
    A search is still on for the suspect, described as a black male in his late
  • 3 Big Trucks Involved In Fatal Crash On Highway 99 Near Stockton

    STOCKTON (CBS13) – A big rig driver was killed in an early morning crash involving two big rigs and a silage truck near Stockton on Tuesday.
    The incident happened along northbound Highway 99 south of Arch Road.
    California Highway Patrol says a Peterbilt silage truck was on the right shoulder of the freeway after being disabled. Two other big rigs, another Peterbilt and an International, started approaching.
    The second Peterbilt started moving over a lane to give some space to the disabled
  • 3 Big Rigs, Car Involved In Fatal Crash On Highway 99 Near Stockton

    STOCKTON (CBS13) – At least one person has died after a big rig crash involving three big rigs and a car near Stockton Tuesday morning.
    The incident happened along northbound Highway 99 at Arch Road.
    #TrafficAlert STOCKTON: The #2 (center) and #3 (right) lanes on northbound State Route 99 at Arch Road are closed due to a big rig vs. big rig collision. Traffic backed up to French Camp Road. pic.twitter.com/6cffR44f4H
    — Caltrans District 10 (@CaltransDist10) January 8, 2019According to
  • UC & CSU Students May Pay Tuition Based On Future Income

    SACRAMENTO (CBS13) – UC and CSU students may get the opportunity to pay tuition based on their future earnings.
    Assembly Bill 154 was introduced Monday. A similar bill, AB 2479, was held in committee last session with no action.
    If AB 154 becomes law, the University of California and California State University would each designate a campus to test out the pilot program, which would start in the 2021-22 school year. Students in their Sophomore, Junior, or Senior years could apply and have
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  • Search On For Suspect In South Sacramento Neighborhood After Shooting

    SACRAMENTO (CBS13) – A search is on in a south Sacramento neighborhood after a shooting left at least one person hurt.
    The scene is along the 7800 block of Orchard Woods Circle.
    According to the Sacramento County Sheriff’s Department, the incident was first reported just after 9 a.m. Deputies have now set up a perimeter in the area and a K9 unit is helping search for the suspect.
    Sheriffs Dept. investigating a shooting 7800 block of Orchard Woods in south Sac. Law enf perimeter is se
  • Man Killed In Yosemite Fall On Christmas Day Identified

    YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK (AP) — A man who died after falling into a river at Yosemite National Park on Christmas Day has been identified.
    Mariposa County coroner’s officials say he was 32-year-old Joshua Brock Conner of Lakeview, Ohio.
    Assistant Mariposa County coroner Andrea Stewart told the Mercury News on Monday that Conner died of head injuries at Emerald Pool.
    Officials say Conner apparently slipped down Silver Apron, a large, sloping granite area above Nevada Fall, and suffered a
  • Sun Country To Offer New Nonstop Flights From Sacramento To Minneapolis

    SACRAMENTO (CBS13) – A new low-cost carrier will soon be flying out of Sacramento International Airport.
    Tuesday, officials announced that Sun Country Airlines will be starting a nonstop flight to Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport starting in May. The flights, which will operate out of Terminal B, will be offered four times a week – Mondays, Tuesdays, Fridays and Sundays.
    Sun Country Airlines was found in 1982 and is based in Minneapolis.
    The SMF to MSP flights start on May
  • Fatal Crash Involving 2 Big Rigs Blocking Lanes On Highway 99 Near Stockton

    STOCKTON (CBS13) – At least one person has died after a big rig crash involving two big rigs near Stockton Tuesday morning.
    The scene is along northbound Highway 99 at Arch Road.
    #TrafficAlert STOCKTON: The #2 (center) and #3 (right) lanes on northbound State Route 99 at Arch Road are closed due to a big rig vs. big rig collision. Traffic backed up to French Camp Road. pic.twitter.com/6cffR44f4H
    — Caltrans District 10 (@CaltransDist10) January 8, 2019According to California Highway P
  • 14 People, Including 2 Infants, Rescued From Backcountry In Heavy Snow Storm

    NEVADA COUNTY (CBS13) — Fourteen people, including two infants, were saved in a major rescue out of Nevada County after getting stuck in the snow.
    It happened in the backcountry of the Grouse Ridge area in northern Nevada County over the weekend. Everyone is safe after the rescue, but as Northern California prepares for another storm system, this serves as a warning for folks to be prepared.
    As this weekend’s storm dumped rain and snow, shutting down major roads, several families wan
  • Suspect Opens Fire During Music Video Filming At Platinum Fadez Barbershop, Injuring 6

    FAIRFIELD (CBS13) — Six people are recovering Monday night after a man opened fire inside a small shopping center where a group was filming a rap video. Police said four of the victims suffered gunshot wounds, two which were shot in the head.
    The shooting happened inside the Platinum Fadez Barbershop in Fairfield. Police said the business was closed as a private party began filming a music video.
    “It’s pretty crazy and really frightening because this restaurant was open at that
  • Former Coach, Radio Personality Arrested For Lewd Acts With Minor

    NORTH HIGHLANDS (CBS13) — A former assistant youth basketball coach and radio personality from North Highlands is behind bars, charged with lewd and lascivious acts with a child under the age of 14.
    Gregory Kosanke, 57, was previously charged with inappropriately touching a 10-year-old girl. He was arrested last Friday by Sacramento County Sheriff’s detectives and was already awaiting sentencing in the previous case.
    On Dec. 4, he was convicted by a jury of two counts of child sexual
  • City Of Sacramento Reports 100 Trees Fell During Sunday’s Storm

    SACRAMENTO (CBS13) — After the strong storm Sunday, Sacramento crews are taking advantage in the break from rain to clean up at least 100 downed trees.
    Anthony Schlie’s front yard tree just could not withstand the strong weekend winds.
    “All of a sudden I heard just a big old crack and walked out and there was no tree. It was gone,” Schlie said.
    It came crashing down during Sunday’s record-breaking rainfall, which brought wind gusts up to 50 miles an hour.
    “It
  • Fox Scores 20, Kings Beat Magic 111-95 To Stop 4-Game Skid

    SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — De’Aaron Fox had 20 points and the Sacramento Kings snapped a four-game losing streak with a 111-95 victory over the Orlando Magic on Monday night.
    Getting a little swagger back after blowing fourth-quarter leads in all four of those losses, the Kings went ahead by double digits in a dominant second period and led by 28 entering the fourth.
    Bogdan Bogdanovic had 15 points and seven assists, and Buddy Hield scored 13 for the Kings. Willie Cauley-Stein added 1
  • Governor Gavin Newsom Takes Step To Provide Health Care Coverage To Undocumented Young Adults

    (CNN) — Newly sworn-in California Gov. Gavin Newsom took a step on Monday to provide health care coverage to eligible undocumented young adults in the state.
    Amid a partial federal government shutdown, Newsom proposed a budget on his first day in office that would make California the only state in the nation to provide coverage to undocumented young adults through a state Medicaid program.
    Newsom also signed on Monday an executive order to create “the largest single purchaser for pre
  • Clemson Routs ‘Bama 44-16 To Win National Title

    SANTA CLARA, Calif. (AP) – With stunning ease – and a freshman quarterback – Clemson toppled college football’s greatest dynasty again to become the first perfect playoff champion.
    Trevor Lawrence passed for 347 yards and three touchdowns and the second-ranked Tigers beat No. 1 Alabama 44-16 on Monday night in the College Football Playoff national championship game.
    In the fourth consecutive playoff meeting between the Tigers and Tide, Clemson evened the series and beat &
  • Help This Kitty Get Home! Bradshaw Animal Shelter Looking For Owner Of Cat That Was Dumped In A Park

    SACRAMENTO (CBS13) — The Bradshaw Animal Shelter is working to reunite a cat that was thrown out of a car at a local park to its family.
    The shelter said a couple was at a park near Cottage Way and Bell Street when they witnessed a car pull up and throw the cat out. They believe the cat is around eight-years-old and have confirmed that he is a neutered male cat.
    The cat reportedly has a good personality, so the shelter said there is a chance that a neighbor, an angry roommate, or significa
  • Police: Bank Teller Arrested For Filing False Police Report Claiming He Was Robbed

    MODESTO (CBS13) — A man is behind bars after reportedly filing a false police report that he was robbed at his job on New Year’s Eve.
    Modesto Police said Philip Silva was arrested on charges of embezzlement, grand theft and filing a false police report. On Dec. 31, Silva was working as a teller for the US Bank at 3501 Tully Road. Police said he filed a police report indicating he was robbed of a large amount of cash.
    Through the police’s investigation, they said Silva’s s
  • ‘Thank You California,’ Governor Newsom Is Sworn In As 40th Governor, Celebrates Progressive Plans

    SACRAMENTO (CBS13) — Gavin Newsom (D) was sworn in as California’s 40th governor Monday afternoon. The former lieutenant governor and San Francisco Francisco mayor took the oath of office before hundreds of supporters.
    Newsom took the stage with his family by his side and a supermajority of Democrats in the legislature, celebrating his progressive plans for California.
    “Thank you California,” he began when he took the stage and instantly vowed to take on what he calls the
  • Crews, Homeowners Cleaning Up Down Trees And Power Lines After Big Storm

    SACRAMENTO (CBS13) — Some homeowners are still trying to clean up the mess that Sunday night’s storm left behind. This as crews work to restore power to many parts of the Sacramento area.
    “This is the top of the tree that sailed through the air,” said homeowner Stuart Spoto.
    Spoto says his family was getting ready for dinner when suddenly, “we heard this loud boom.”
    At first, he thought there was an easy explanation to it.
    READ: Crews Cleaning Up I-8
  • Crews Cleaning Up I-80 In Colfax After Major Storm

    COLFAX (CBS13) — Caltrans is cleaning up after a winter storm that closed Interstate 80 this weekend. If you’re heading up here between Colfax and Truckee, you better have your chains.
    It was a parking lot in Colfax Monday morning.  Drivers, including Maria Deras, tried to beat the worst of the weather.
    “They told us that we had to pull along the side,” Deras said. “They’re closed and we can’t go up there. We were trying to but it’s not happen
  • Arrest Made In Case Of ‘Friendly Thief’ Who Targeted Elderly Women At Grocery Stores

    SACRAMENTO (CBS13) — The Sacramento Sheriff’s Department has arrested 23-year-old Jalaeya Jones of Sacramento for a series of thefts which preyed upon grocery shoppers, stealing from purses.
    The thefts started in December, and the sheriff’s department asked for the public’s help to identify victims who had their property stolen. Since Dec. 20, detectives said they identified eight victims and one victim of attempted theft.
    RELATED: ‘Friendly’ Thieves Schm
  • Fire Department: One Person Dies From Burns In Travel Trailer Fire

    DAVIS (CBS13) —  A man died from burn injuries in a travel trailer fire Saturday night, according to Davis fire authorities.
    Crews reponded to the fire just before 8 p.m. Saturday near the 2700 block of Mace Blvd. At the scene, the crews found a travel trailer completely engulfed in fire.
    Firefighters located a burn victim outside of the trailer with severe injuries. The victim was taken to UC Davis hospital by helicopter but succumbed to his injuries. Officials said the victim is a H

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