ConsumerWatch: Naughty And Nice Retailer Policies
Santa is not the only one keeping a list of who's been naughty and nice.
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Santa is not the only one keeping a list of who's been naughty and nice.
Apple Inc. released new software Monday that lets owners of the iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad to print wirelessly over Wi-Fi networks.
Apple and News Corp are reportedly set to launch The Daily, the first iPad-only news publication.
Shopping online isn't exactly the latest thing, but there's been an increase in e-commerce, especially as we head into the holidays.
According to the Consumer Price Index, consumers will be paying between 1 and 3 percent more for their turkey day groceries. Consumerwatch went shopping with extreme couponer Claire Williams to try and find the best deals.
Planners have approved a San Francisco Italian restaurant's singing waiter proposal - Puccini with pizza.
Thousands use Public Storage to store their belongings. But some say when there's a break-in, even with the insurance that Public Storage recommends, you're left holding the bag.
The San Jose City Council started budget discussions Thursday, and it looks like there could very likely be more layoffs and concessions for city workers next year.
A key committee of the Golden Gate Bridge District has given the green light to a plan that calls for fare increases and service reductions on its ferry system in hopes of reducing the agency's multi-million dollar budget deficit.
The growing backlash against more aggressive airport security pat-downs could lead to sexual battery suits against TSA agents, said a San Mateo County prosecutor.
Seven Northern California district attorneys have sued online retailer Overstock.com Inc., accusing the company of regularly making false and misleading claims about its prices.
The Department of Transportation reports more than 2 million passengers filed claims for mishandled luggage last year. But new rules now offer more protection.
With a week to go before Thanksgiving, turkey and food donations are coming in a little too slowly at South Bay charities.
The manufacturer of popular caffeinated alcohol drink Four Loko has said it will remove the caffeine from its products, pulling the blend off the market just as the Food and Drug Administration is poised to ban it.
A car that fails a smog test could end up passing a smog check at another facility. CBS 5 ConsumerWatch shows one example.
