ConsumerWatch: What To Know Before You Buy Flood Insurance
It will take some effort, but it is possible for San Francisco residents to buy flood insurance.
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It will take some effort, but it is possible for San Francisco residents to buy flood insurance.
A KCBS In Depth interview with former Wyoming Senator Alan Simpson, who co-chairs the National Commission on Fiscal Responsibility and Reform, on the national debt.
Bankers and merchants, pillars of the business world and frequent allies, are embroiled in a bitter lobbying battle over something Americans do 38 billion times a year — swipe their debit cards. Both sides vigorously claim to speak for consumers.
House Republicans have taken a step towards tossing out the net neutrality rules passed by the Federal Communications Commission in December.
Microsoft now holds a Guinness World Record for the fastest selling computer device of all time.
You might call it a stick-up, but the only guns being used in a string of San Francisco bank ATM robberies are full of glue.
An elderly retired postal worker was paying a big price for an adjustable bed, until CBS 5 ConsumerWatch got involved.
As gasoline reaches $4.00 a gallon in the Bay Area, there is a lot of shopping for cheap places to fill up. Greg Priestly asked this Good Question: Is there any difference between name brand and independent gas?
Two men from Southern California are facing felony charges after placing credit card skimmers inside South Bay gas pumps in December, the Santa Clara District Attorney's Office announced Tuesday.
Residents in Berkeley will now have a choice on whether they want to receive junk mail.
Refinancing your car loan has become more of an option lately as the economy continues a slow recovery, with more companies offering auto-refis with favorable terms, according to industry experts.
Electric car maker Tesla Motors Inc. plans to offer a limited-edition version of its Model S sedan next year that will have a battery mighty enough to keep the car going for 300 miles on a single charge.
A new survey finds the average price of regular gasoline in San Francisco has jumped 14.5 cents per gallon in the last week.
Several dozen applicants spent a long, wet weekend waiting in line on San Francisco's 10th St., eager for a change at a simplified and less expensive permit for vending trucks.
A Bay Area retirement expert has concerns over the growing trends in 401K plans.
