Wells Fargo Accused Of Misconduct Again
Wells Fargo is once again being accused of misconduct, this time because it allegedly used complex financial investments to take advantage of mom-and-pop investors.
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Wells Fargo is once again being accused of misconduct, this time because it allegedly used complex financial investments to take advantage of mom-and-pop investors.
Wells Fargo will pay $480 million to put to rest claims that the bank misled shareholders about its fake-accounts scandal.
A lawyer for a former Netflix executive indicted in federal court in San Jose on charges of taking an alleged $690,000 in kickbacks said Wednesday his client "vigorously disputes the allegations of the indictment."
The Labor Department said information technology provider Cloudwick Technologies Inc. underpaid the employees hired from India who obtained special highly skilled worker visas.
The owner and four employees of Recycling Services Alliance Corporation are charged with swindling the state's beverage container recycling program out of $80.3 million over several years.
The Department of Education tells defrauded Corinthian Colleges students that it will forgive only one-half or less of their federal student loans.
A Berkeley entertainment agent pleaded guilty to fraud and admitted bilking two Eastern European concert promoters of $450,000 by promising to arrange performances of the Red Hot Chili Peppers.
A federal appeals court on Tuesday upheld an agreement requiring President Donald Trump to pay $25 million to settle lawsuits accusing his now-defunct Trump University of fraud.
The Federal Reserve is imposing more penalties on Wells Fargo, freezing the bank's growth until it can prove it has improved its internal controls.
Some property owners affected by the Napa County wildfires contacted the FBI about what they believed to be fraudulent debris removal bills.
KPIX has learned the problem of mail change-of-address fraud may be much bigger than the U.S. Postal Service has been willing to admit.
Millions of people use Airbnb when they travel, trusting the property rental service will be safe. But that's not always the case.
State and federal officials are warning victims of the wildfires in the North Bay to be cautious of scams and fraudulent phone calls as they begin to recover from the fires.
A San Jose film director and owner of an immigration consulting agency is wanted on suspicion of grand theft for allegedly defrauding 17 people of more than $44,000 for immigration services he never provided.
Authorities in Santa Cruz County are warning the public about a phone scam circulating in their county.
Police are urging Antioch drivers to check to their credit and debit card accounts after officers found six skimmers at a Valero gas station Thursday.
A 25-year-old former Uber contractor has been sentenced for using the ride-hailing service's internal system to issue more than $25,000 in free rides and food deliveries for himself, his friends and family.
A 46-year-old San Jose man was sentenced Tuesday to six months in jail for selling a cockroach and bedbug pesticide he claimed to be safe to use inside homes.
Cable car cash fare collection practices make it easy for operators to commit fraud and should be reformed, according to a San Francisco controller's office report released Monday.
Scammers led a woman to believe she had cancer and convinced her to give $5,000 in return for a cure. Police have reported a series of such incidents in San Francisco, with one victim losing $40,000.
A former tech executive is set to be sentenced to county jail this afternoon for defrauding his business partner and high school friends out of more than $400,000, according to the Santa Clara County District Attorney's Office.
An East San Jose florist has been charged with defrauding customers out of more than $26,000 after not providing flowers and services that had been paid for.
A San Francisco-based startup called Wondersitter that connects parents with babysitters via the Web is under pressure from independent contractors who say they're not being paid.
Depp sued The Management Group in January for more than $25 million, charging fraud and negligence...
It's Church's latest attempt to make sure fans get tickets.
