ConsumerWatch: Calif. Bill Would Ban Renting Recalled Cars
The deaths of two Santa Cruz sisters may lead to the closing of a legal loophole that allows rental car companies to rent recalled vehicles.
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The deaths of two Santa Cruz sisters may lead to the closing of a legal loophole that allows rental car companies to rent recalled vehicles.
Daily deal sites like Groupon and Living Social are popping up all over the place and offering deals that many consumers have trouble resisting. To avoid missing out on expiring deals, some buyers are handing over their coupons to a resale website.
Consumers may be in for a nasty surprise when trying to use protection plans offered by credit card companies that promise help bills when faced with illness or unemployment.
Protesters dropped off a stack of 1,500 Yellow Pages in front of an AT&T building in San Francisco Wednesday morning to highlight what organizers said is the wasteful distribution of the phone books by the company.
A new web site and iPhone app is helping travelers get a peek at the view from their hotel room before they check in.
A San Francisco Board of Supervisors committee voted Monday to send legislation to the full board that would restrict the distribution of Yellow Pages phone books in the city.
Some new rules of the road are being recommended for parents, and others who drive children around.
Anthem Blue Cross, the largest health plan in California, said Monday it will delay and reduce rate hikes that would have hit some 600,000 policyholders at an estimated cost of $40 million.
AT&T has announced that they have reached an agreement to acquire T-Mobile USA from Deutsche Telekom in a cash-and-stock transaction for approximately $39 billion.
San Francisco Bay area home prices and sales remain flat as "short sales" and sales of foreclosed homes accounted for more than half of home resales in the region.
California legislators are taking the ongoing foreclosure crisis head on, with a new slate of bills known as the Homeowners Protection Act.
Americans are increasingly taking their financial disputes to small claims court, but before you get your case heard, it might be smart to find out if you could actually collect.
A San Francisco woman was ordered to stand trial for accusations that she cheated customers out of money through her travel agency.
Many Bay Area sushi bars are facing a supply shortage of fresh seafood, as they purchase it from markets and distributors in Japan.
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