ConsumerWatch: Pleasanton Loan Modification Firm Facing Charges
A Pleasanton company that promises to help struggling homeowners get loan modifications is facing criminal charges.
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A Pleasanton company that promises to help struggling homeowners get loan modifications is facing criminal charges.
With some big political contests here in California, the race for State Insurance Commissioner is finally getting some attention. That's because of some big, last minute donations.
Just a couple of weeks ago the Bay Area was experiencing an October heat wave, but now it's time to think about winter sports with Friday's start to ski season, marked by the first resort opening.
In a victory for free speech and privacy rights of Amazon.com customers, a federal judge ruled that the company would not have to turn over detailed records to North Carolina tax collectors.
The Gold's Gym in San Francisco said it's received at least 500 emails in support of its plans to disassociate with the company.
Contra Costa retirees are being told they have nothing to fear about the pension system going broke, but county officials said there will be cuts to meet pension obligations.
Die-hard fans and those now on the bandwagon are eager to purchase Giants merchandise as the home team heads to the World Series.
Plans are in the works to hold a hearing on whether more cabs should be put on San Francisco streets during peak periods, especially during weekend nights.
Apple said the elusive white iPhone 4 will remain out of reach until spring.
Electronic payment company VeriFone is teaming up with PayPal to make it even easier for small businesses to accept payments on mobile phones.
Sonoma Valley winemakers are racing to complete the grape harvest after a weekend storm drenched the vineyards, threatening to mold the grapes.
The Walkman, the Sony cassette device that forever changed music listening before becoming outdated by digital MP3 players and iPods, has died. It was 31 years old.
The rush was on in the days leading up to Halloween. Festive revelers were on the hunt for costumes ranging from the classic and traditional to the kooky and unexpected.
Some things get better with time, until suddenly they don't. Glen Cole asked this Good Question: "If cheese is sold as "aged," why do grocery stores put an expiration date on it.
