Demand Remains High For Affordable Housing In Oakland
10,000 Section 8 applicants will be selected from an expected pool of 100,000 for eligibility screening.
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10,000 Section 8 applicants will be selected from an expected pool of 100,000 for eligibility screening.
An Alabama law firm claims in a lawsuit that Taco Bell is using false advertising when it refers to using "seasoned ground beef" or "seasoned beef" in its products.
In an effort to go green, many consumers are now turning to reusable bags. But according to a new study, some large retailers are carrying reusable bags that contain dangerous levels of lead.
The browser will give users the opportunity to block advertisers from collecting information about them.
A California entrepreneur has plans to market a line of medical marijuana soft drinks.
Monday, the National Arts Index was out, offering the first comprehensive look at how the arts fared during the recession thus far.
In this ConsumerWatch Wrap, Uncle Sam is making it easier to get your tax refund this year and Apple is making it harder for customers to open up their iPhones.
California consumers could soon be afforded more privacy protection. Sen. Joe Simitian, D-Palo Alto, has authored a bill that would strengthen notification requirements.
The state's unemployment rate is well above the nation's rate, which decreased to 9.4% in December.
All over the grocery store, you see products labeled with healthy ingredients. But a recent study released by the Strategic Alliance finds 84 percent of those labels are deceptive.
Home appliances are expected to last several years. But when Ken Teng bought a brand new refrigerator two years ago, he never imagined it would turn into an ice machine.
A policy change by the nation's largest bank has some mortgage customers crying foul.
The San Francisco Bay Area's median home price dipped more than 1 percent last month to $375,000 from $380,000 in December 2009, as low-priced foreclosures and other distressed properties continued to dominate the market.
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The Santa Clara County DA's office says it's gotten hundreds of complaints about moving companies that advertise on the internet and allegedly defraud customers out of thousands of dollars by essentially holding their stuff hostage.
