State Commissioner Criticizes Health Insurance Rate Hikes
California Insurance Commissioner Dave Jones is calling for changes as the state's health insurance premiums continue to rise.
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California Insurance Commissioner Dave Jones is calling for changes as the state's health insurance premiums continue to rise.
A web site that tracks urban legends has confirmed a little-known secret about those colored twist ties and plastic closures on your favorite loaves of bread.
A Palo Alto couple has just won their battle with Blue Shield over a $5,000 medical bill.
Some Anthem Blue Cross policyholders in California are facing rate hikes that will average almost 15 percent — but they're not the same policyholders who saw rates hiked an average of 25 percent last year.
A threat from Amazon.com to cancel contracts with thousands of California companies in order to avoid collecting sales tax has drawn a sharp rebuke from California officials.
You can now order your own lab tests online without seeing a doctor. Test results are reported by e-mail and they can save time and money, but are they a good idea?
Have you ever seen a driver do something dangerous, illegal or rude? A new mobile app called "Drive Me Crazy" could help keep drivers accountable.
California customers of Bank of America Corp. were again having problems accessing their accounts online Tuesday.
The report put the total cost of a UC student living on campus at more than $27,000, an 18% increase from 2006. At a CSU campus, costs increased 23% to $20,000.
Parents who want to enroll their children in low-cost insurance under the federal reform must do so by Tuesday March 1st.
A San Francisco-based vendor of hot tubs is in hot water with customers and the Better Business Bureau over the amount of complaints it has received.
Gas prices continue to soar across the country, including some stations in the Bay Area already topping $4 a gallon.
As California plunged into the foreclosure crisis, many desperate consumers began falling victim to shady companies offering bogus loan modification programs.
In a first for a wireless carrier, AT&T Inc. said Monday that it will use its phones' location-sensing ability to target text ads with coupons and other offers to participating subscribers in New York, Los Angeles, Chicago and San Francisco.
A Northern California company is voluntarily recalling products sold at supermarkets across the West because they could contain contaminated broccoli.
