ConsumerWatch: Errors Delay Cash For Appliances Payouts
It has been months since the cash for appliances rebate program ended, and many Californians are still waiting for their checks from the state.
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It has been months since the cash for appliances rebate program ended, and many Californians are still waiting for their checks from the state.
A new survey shows that while some consumers are interested in buying electric vehicles, many drivers don't think the current offerings are good enough.
Federal health officials are monitoring milk, tap water and precipitation after finding small amounts in Spokane, Washington.
President Barack Obama's goals of reducing foreign oil consumption over the next 10 years is seen as a possible boon for electric vehicle makers.
A new peer-reviewed study suggests how food packaging is a substantial source of exposure to Bisphenol A or BPA.
Amazon.com Inc. wants to be more than a destination for shopping online: It also dreams of being a place where you can store your music, photos and videos and access them any time, from any computer.
San Francisco and San Mateo residents who received a $25 prepaid debit card as reward from Pacific Gas and Electric Co. don't have to worry about any fees associated with the promotion, despite what they may find in the small print.
This weekend's Oakland Running Festival brought out thousands of participants while also providing a boost for the local economy.
San Francisco tourism numbers rebounded last year according to a survey by the San Francisco Travel Association.
The Girl Scouts have left their old-fashioned ways behind, as they are now accepting credit cards to pay for those Thin Mints and Samoas.
Mobile food carts will be making their way to the Larkspur Ferry Terminal beginning in May.
San Jose is offering a first-of-its-kind residential solar group-buy program.
Pacific Gas and Electric Co. is proposing to allow residents to switch off the wireless signals on their utility meters for a fee, but opponents of the devices aren't satisfied.
PG&E was scheduled to submit opt-out procedures Thursday for customers who don't want to participate in the utility's SmartMeter program.
The California Department of Real Estate is warning homeowners to be wary of solicitations asking them to join so-called "Mass Joinder" lawsuits against their lenders.
