Chris Thomas

1 month ago | abc10.com | Chris Thomas

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — 10 On Your Side has gotten several complaints about potholes across the capital city. We went straight to the top get answers on what’s being done to address the problem. Spring is here, but after an active rainy season with a mixture of heavy rain, downed trees and standing water roads across the area have taken a beating. Alan sent pictures to 10 On Your Side showing potholes on Fulton Avenue.

1 month ago | recmanagement.com | Chris Thomas

Whether installing a new splash pad or updating an existing splash pad, ground sprays are an easy way to create an inclusive and multigenerational space. Not only are ground sprays more inclusive, but they also provide health and safety benefits, encourage creative play, and provide an active learning environment that also encourages social, emotional, and family togetherness.

2 months ago | abc10.com | Chris Thomas

STOCKTON, Calif. — An outraged family contacted 10 On Your Side about their 102-year-old father and proud veteran having his voter registration cancelled. We went straight to the secretary of state's office for answers. "I mean you and mom always instilled in us the importance of voting," recalled Diana Larson. She’ll never forget her father's service to this country and the pride the 102 year old veteran takes in voting year after year.

2 months ago | abc10.com | Chris Thomas

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — California Lawmakers have introduced a new bill, AB 366, to tackle drunk driving. “Members this is an urgent call to action,” said Assemblymember Cottie Petrie-Norris (D-Irvine). “AB 366 is an opportunity for us to save lives…for us to stop these tragic and preventable deaths before the car even starts.” The bill would ensure all DUI offenders, including first-timers, are required to install interlock devices in their cars to prevent them from driving drunk.

2 months ago | abc10.com | Chris Thomas

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — A local woman says a visit to an AT&T store left her without a working phone, but after reaching out to 10 On Your Side, she received a response from one of the company’s top executives. Jan Warner, an AT&T customer, says she stopped by an AT&T kiosk inside her neighborhood store for what she thought would be a routine visit. Instead, she left with a phone that didn't work. "It won't plug in. It won't charge. It won't do anything. What am I supposed to do?" Warner said.