Hunter Sowards

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By Hunter SowardsClick here for updates on this story PARADISE, California ( KOVR) - The Baker family is no stranger to the rebuilding process, as they lost their home in the Park Fire last July. Before that, in 2018, they lost everything in the Camp Fire. "We went up and recovered what little we could out of the fire zone," Ken said. Their family never expected to see another home reduced to rubble-less than six years after the Camp Fire.

1 month ago | kvia.com | Hunter Sowards

By Hunter SowardsClick here for updates on this story    PARADISE, California (KOVR) — The Baker family is no stranger to the rebuilding process, as they lost their home in the Park Fire last July. Before that, in 2018, they lost everything in the Camp Fire. “We went up and recovered what little we could out of the fire zone,” Ken said. Their family never expected to see another home reduced to rubble-less than six years after the Camp Fire.

1 month ago | cbsnews.com | Hunter Sowards

PARADISE – The Baker family is no stranger to the rebuilding process, as they lost their home in the Park Fire last July. Before that, in 2018, they lost everything in the Camp Fire. "We went up and recovered what little we could out of the fire zone," Ken said. Their family never expected to see another home reduced to rubble-less than six years after the Camp Fire. "We've just been putting our lives back together, really," Ken said.

1 month ago | cbsnews.com | Hunter Sowards

Pack of dogs caught after alleged attack of cat in Natomas NATOMAS – A pack of dogs accused of attacking pets in Natomas was caught on Saturday after being on the run for days. The family of the cat killed is still devastated over the situation. Calm is restored to a community living on edge after a pack of three husky-mix dogs is accused of targeting people's pets in Natomas The owner of a cat, Vader, said the situation is so stressful, he didn't want to show his face.

1 month ago | cbsnews.com | Hunter Sowards

The family of the suspected Davis serial stabber, Carlos Dominguez, took the stand Monday to start week three of the trial. In their testimony, they described the changes they witnessed in Dominguez about a year after he started college and the months leading up to the murders. Dominguez's father, Juan Carlos Reales Campos, was the first to be called to the stand, saying he started noticing changes in his son's personality and physical appearance during his sophomore year.