California Cement Industry Working To Pave The Way Toward A Cleaner FutureTom Tietz, executive director of California Nevada Cement Association, says California uses 11 million tons of cement per year.
Police Searching For 2 Suspects Following Chase In West SacramentoAuthorities are searching for two suspects Monday night following a short car chase in West Sacramento.
Cell Phone Video Shows Amazon Driver Held Down After Alleged Attempted RapeCell phone video shows the driver being restrained after allegedly attempting to sexual assault a woman inside her Turlock home.
2 Hospitalized Following Crash Involving 3 Vehicles In CarmichaelThree people were hurt Monday evening in crash involving three vehicles northeast of Sacramento.
'This Is About Empowering Everyday People': California Advances Texas-Style Lawsuits Over Illegal GunsCalifornia legislators on Monday approved Texas-style lawsuits over illegal guns, mimicking the Lone Star State's law aimed at deterring abortions and obliquely linking the two most controversial U.S. Supreme Court decisions from last week.
Inflation Relief Coming To Millions Of Californians, But Critics Say It's Only A Short-Term SolutionThere is no current timeline on when stimulus checks will land in the bank accounts of California residents. Early estimates are hopeful that it will come in the fall of 2022.
Local
California Cement Industry Working To Pave The Way Toward A Cleaner FutureTom Tietz, executive director of California Nevada Cement Association, says California uses 11 million tons of cement per year.
Police Searching For 2 Suspects Following Chase In West SacramentoAuthorities are searching for two suspects Monday night following a short car chase in West Sacramento.
Cell Phone Video Shows Amazon Driver Held Down After Alleged Attempted RapeCell phone video shows the driver being restrained after allegedly attempting to sexual assault a woman inside her Turlock home.
California
California Cement Industry Working To Pave The Way Toward A Cleaner FutureTom Tietz, executive director of California Nevada Cement Association, says California uses 11 million tons of cement per year.
'This Is About Empowering Everyday People': California Advances Texas-Style Lawsuits Over Illegal GunsCalifornia legislators on Monday approved Texas-style lawsuits over illegal guns, mimicking the Lone Star State's law aimed at deterring abortions and obliquely linking the two most controversial U.S. Supreme Court decisions from last week.
Bill Proposing More AAPI History In Textbooks Faces Unexpected OppositionAs hate crimes against Asian Americans rise, there's a California bill calling for more Asian American and pacific islander history in textbooks.
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California Advances Texas-Style Lawsuits Over Illegal GunsThe bill would allow anyone in California to sue people who sell illegal firearms.
2 Suspects Arrested After Chase In West SacramentoFremont Avenue was blocked for a short time as officers searched for the suspects.
Rancho Cordova Police Recover $14,000 In Items Stolen From Construction SiteThe suspect in the case is facing felony charges.
California Cement Makers Paving The Way For A Cleaner FutureThe cement industry and the California Legislature are working to make California cement zero-carbon by 2045.
Monday Night Weather Report -- 06/27/2022Meteorologist Darla Givens reports on the cooldown coming for the holiday weekend.
Overcoming Electric Range AnxietyThere's growing concern that California won't have enough electric car charges and other infrastructure to keep up with the increase in electric vehicles.
Crime
Cell Phone Video Shows Amazon Driver Held Down After Alleged Attempted RapeCell phone video shows the driver being restrained after allegedly attempting to sexual assault a woman inside her Turlock home.
Teen, 17, Arrested In Fatal Shooting Of Alexander Jack Taylor In Rancho CordovaOne person is in custody in connection to the shooting death of 18-year-old Alexander Jack Taylor in Rancho Cordova that happened earlier this week, police said Thursday.
Arrests Made In Separate Violent Assaults At El Pescadero Park In TracyTwo arrests were made this week in connection to two separate violent assaults that occurred just weeks apart at the same Tracy park.
Politics
'This Is About Empowering Everyday People': California Advances Texas-Style Lawsuits Over Illegal GunsCalifornia legislators on Monday approved Texas-style lawsuits over illegal guns, mimicking the Lone Star State's law aimed at deterring abortions and obliquely linking the two most controversial U.S. Supreme Court decisions from last week.
Inflation Relief Coming To Millions Of Californians, But Critics Say It's Only A Short-Term SolutionThere is no current timeline on when stimulus checks will land in the bank accounts of California residents. Early estimates are hopeful that it will come in the fall of 2022.
California To Vote On Adding Constitutional Right To Abortion In November Midterm ElectionCalifornia voters will decide in November whether to guarantee the right to an abortion in their state constitution, a question sure to boost turnout on both sides of the debate during a pivotal midterm election year.
CBS13 Investigates
Call Kurtis: Does CHP Verify Insurance At The Scene Of An Accident?When a Placerville car crash victim found out that the insurance information the other driver provided at the crash scene was bogus, they decided to Call Kurtis with a surprising discovery.
Local Nonprofit Calls Kurtis After Struggling To Exchange Foreign CoinsWhen a valley nonprofit couldn’t find anyone willing to exchange foreign coins that were donated to them, they decided to call Kurtis.
Nightmare on Christmas Street: The Ripple Effect of Releasing Inmates Despite Red Flags and Empty Jail BedsThe Placer County Sheriff's Department says there is no room in the jails but jail records indicate that they're releasing dozens of inmates each week despite hundreds of empty beds. There are also concerns about who they're releasing and the ripple effect on public safety - and taxpayers.
Coronavirus
Survivors Of Two Pandemics Credit Pets With Helping Them SurviveUC Davis researchers have discovered that some of the best medicine to get you through a pandemic may not come in the form of a pill.
FDA Authorizes Covid-19 Vaccines For Younger ChildrenThe Moderna and Pfizer/BioNTech Covid-19 vaccines are now authorized for emergency use in young children. The US Food and Drug Administration expanded the authorizations for the vaccines Friday to include children as young as 6 months.
California Lawmaker Scraps Plan For Preteen Vaccine ConsentCalifornia lawmakers on Thursday amended a bill that would have let preteens be vaccinated against a range of health conditions without their parents' consent, instead raising the proposed minimum age to 15, which would still be among the youngest in the U.S.
Business
The Cost Of $4.99 Rotisserie Chickens: Costco Gets Sued For Animal MistreatmentCostco faces a lawsuit from two shareholders claiming that the company violated animal welfare laws. The lawsuit calls into question the lengths Costco has gone to keep its key item — Kirkland Signature rotisserie chickens — cheap.
These US Companies Will Cover Travel Costs For Employees Who Need An AbortionAfter the Supreme Court ruled on Friday to overturn Roe v. Wade, corporate giants from a range of industries pledged to provide support and financial assistance for employees — and, in some cases, their dependents — seeking abortions in states that outlaw the procedure.
Energy Prices Are Causing Chaos In Asia. Here's Why The Rest Of The World Should WorryAs nations begin to put the pandemic behind them, demand for fuel is spiking — and the sudden competition is pushing the prices of coal, oil and gas to record highs.
Health
WHO Says Monkeypox Is Not An International Public Health Emergency, But It Should Continue To Be MonitoredThe World Health Organization has stopped short of declaring the monkeypox outbreak a public health emergency of international concern as a result of an emergency committee meeting.
Survivors Of Two Pandemics Credit Pets With Helping Them SurviveUC Davis researchers have discovered that some of the best medicine to get you through a pandemic may not come in the form of a pill.
WHO Says Monkeypox Is Not An International Public Health Emergency, But It Should Continue To Be MonitoredThe World Health Organization has stopped short of declaring the monkeypox outbreak a public health emergency of international concern as a result of an emergency committee meeting.
