SACRAMENTO, CA -- Several News10 crews were on hand when the doors opened for Black Friday sales in Sacramento and Roseville.

News10's Jeff Maher saw customers rush in to get bargains for electronics at the Best Buy in Natomas, while the lines quietly filed through the doors at a Kohl's outlet.

News10's Kate Larsen talked with shoppers who clipped coupons and even planned an itinerary for their Black Friday shopping deals.

News10's Melissa Crowley found the parking lot practically full at Arden Fair Mall, but after driving around she was able to snag a coveted parking spot.

ROSEVILLE, CA - Shoppers awaiting Black Friday sales at the Best Buy store in Roseville are singing the blues.

"I've been coming here for six years and it's usually very festive here," Julie Young said. "We see a lot of the same people every year."

However, this year an unexpected edict has upset those waiting to grab discounted items when the store opens at midnight on Thursday.

"I was greeted by a property manager who said we couldn't stay here," declared Sue Vanatter. "Best Buy wants us here, but (CB Richard Ellis) doesn't."

CBRE is a Fortune 500 commercial real estate broker. Shoppers said the company had security officers threaten to call the police. When shoppers refused to go, they said the company issued another order.

"They came and told us they came to an agreement that we could stay here overnight, but we couldn't pitch any tents," Vanatter explained. "They said the city has an anti-camping ordinance."