Thousands Try To Escape Foreclosure At NorCal Homeowner Event
In a sad sign of the times, thousands lined up at the state fairgrounds in Sacramento for a five-day event to help distressed homeowners avoid foreclosure.
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In a sad sign of the times, thousands lined up at the state fairgrounds in Sacramento for a five-day event to help distressed homeowners avoid foreclosure.
Bank of America on Friday became the first bank to stop taking back tens of thousands of foreclosed homes in all 50 states.
There's a lot of yap online, most of it negative, about the new Gap Inc. logo that the chain quietly slipped onto its website this week.
Electric carmaker Tesla Motors is recalling 439 Roadsters from the 2010 model year to address potential fire hazards connected to battery cables.
For many, Halloween can be a pain in the pocketbook. In fact Halloween brings in about $5 billion a year. But now there's a new trend that can save you money while also going green.
Betting you wouldn't trek to your bank or the closest ATM if you didn't have to, PayPal has added a feature to its free iPhone application that lets users deposit checks into their PayPal accounts by taking a picture of them.
A new report ranks San Francisco's parking meter rates and fines among the highest in the country.
Wells Fargo has agreed to pay $24 million to end an investigation by eight states probing whether the company made risky mortgages to consumers without disclosing their perils.
For the first time, federal land managers gave final approval Tuesday for the construction of two large solar installations on public lands that could power hundreds of thousands of homes with renewable energy.
San Francisco supervisors Tuesday fell one vote short of overturning a mayoral veto on a proposed fee on alcohol.
People who can't pay their bills traditionally don't have a lot of options. Now there is a new alternative that can help the cash-strapped keep going.
The insurance commissioners' race might not feature boldface names, but the job is influential and the winner will be tasked with navigating the changes brought by federal health care reform on the state level.
California Ave. could be in for some major changes, but as KCBS' Mike Colgan reports, some see a downside to the proposed plan.
San Francisco supervisors were considering legislation that would encourage residents to go to salons that use chemical-free nail polish.
In many Bay Area neighborhoods, it's phone book season. New directories are being dropped off at doorsteps and not everyone is happy to see them.
