Camping In Public No Longer Illegal After Court Ruling
Camping out in public is no longer illegal, according to a federal court ruling passed a few weeks ago.
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Grass Valley Double Homicide InvestigationAuthorities have released the identities of the two people found shot to death at a Grass Valley residence this week.
CBS13 News AM News Update - 5/22/19The latest headlines.
CBD Oil May Help Dogs With Epilepsy Have Fewer SeizuresA pilot study done on more than a dozen dogs shows those treated with CBD had fewer seizures. Matt Yurus reports.
Gov. Newsom Launches Task Force On HomelessnessCalifornia Gov. Gavin Newsom is creating a task force on homelessness as the state grapples with a housing crisis.
A Little More Snow Expected In The High CountryThe late snow storm is still not letting up in the Sierra.
Study Finds CBD Effective In Treating Heroin AddictionCannabidiol, the non-psychoactive ingredient in hemp and marijuana, could treat opioid addiction, a new study says.
Morning Forecast - May 22, 2019Find out what kind of weather we're expecting the rest of the week.
Kolton Miller Looking To Bounce Back After Rough Rookie SeasonFormer Roseville High star Kolton Miller has plenty to prove in year two with the Raiders. (5/21/19)
Veteran Gets His High School DiplomaBenjamin Spurlock Robinson is a Vietnam War Veteran. He says it has taken 21 years to get his high school diploma. (5/22/19)
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Bay Area Lawmaker Hopes Towing Bill Will Stop Penalizing the PoorUnpaid parking tickets or registration fees, parking your car on a city street for more than three days, these could get you towed and if you can’t pay fees, your car might be sold! (5/21/19)
Ticket To Save At Amusement ParksDisneyland, Great America, Six Flag, Universal Studios are known for family fun, but not affordability. (5/21/19)
School Staff Member Charged With Sexual Abuse 20 Years LaterA former coordinator and coach at Mother Lode Chrisitan School in Tuolumne County turned herself in, facing charges of sexually abusing underage students in the 1990s. (5/21/19)
Pet Anti-Vax MovementThe growing anti-vax movement has spread to the pet population. Fewer dog and cat owners are opting to get their furry friends vaccinated. (5/21/19)
Caught On Camera: Police Place 'Spit Mask' On 12-Year-Old DetaineePolice say the officers on scene followed standard policy in detaining the boy who is facing a charge of spitting at officers. (5/21/19)
City Seizes Land For Bike TrailFor the first time since building the new arena, city leaders are looking to seize private property by invoking their right through eminent domain. (5/21/19)
Stolen Motor Home ChaseA woman with two dogs in an allegedly stolen motor home led police on a wild pursuit through the San Fernando Valley Tuesday night. (5/21/19)
Suspect Arrested After Chase In South SacramentoAuthorities said the suspect ditched his car in a canal and took off on foot before officers detained him. (5/21/19)
CBS13 Investigates: Apartment InspectionsThe apartment complex where ceilings collapsed over the weekend has never been inspected by the city, instead, they filled out a self-certification form. (5/21/19)
Stockton Apartment Inspection ConcernsMore than 50 families were forced from their homes after weekend storms caused their ceiling to collapse, making their apartments unliveable. (5/21/19)
Evening Forecast - May 21, 2019More storms and 70s on the way.
Sunrise Mall Suffering In Era Of E-CommerceAs e-commerce takes over the retail industry, malls across the county are at risk of closing up shop and many are struggling to survive. (5/21/19)
Grass Valley Police Investigating Murder After 2 Found DeadAuthorities say two people are dead after a late Monday night shooting in Grass Valley. (5/21/19)
Megan 'Monster' Hawkins Makes First Court Appearance On New ChargesThe Sacramento County Jail inmate was arrested last week in Elk Grove. She was featured in the Netflix documentary 'Jailbirds' that premiered earlier this month. (5/21/19)
Car Stalled On I Street BridgeA Tesla stalled on the busy I Street Bridge Tuesday during rush hour, causing a traffic backup. (5/21/19)
Sierra Gets Five Inches Of SnowSkiiers and snowboarders are taking advantage of the late-season snow and hitting the slopes. (5/21/19)
Graduates Saying Thank You To TeachersEvery year, graduating leadership students at Antelope High School writes a letter to a teacher who inspired them then visit those teachers to read the letters. (5/21/19)
Pet Anti-Vaccination TeaseSome pet owners are not getting their pets vaccinated over fears of what the vaccinations will do to their furry friends. Tuesday at 10pm, CBS13 is Getting Answers.
CBS13 News PM News Update - 5/21/19The latest headlines.
5/21/19 PM Digi-CastDrying out for the valley!!!
