Morgan Hill Restaurant Fined $120K For Serving Tilapia As Petrale Sole
A high-end Morgan Hill restaurant is under fire after being caught surreptitiously serving customers cheap fish while advertising and charging for a pricier one.
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A high-end Morgan Hill restaurant is under fire after being caught surreptitiously serving customers cheap fish while advertising and charging for a pricier one.
The IRS is delaying tax refunds for more than 40 million low-income families this year as the agency steps up efforts to fight identity theft and fraud.
The founder of a bankrupt Berkeley wine store was sentenced to 6.5 years in prison for years of fraud that cost customers $45 million.
The Green Party says it's switching strategy in its bid to force a statewide recount of Pennsylvania's Nov. 8 presidential election.
Cyber security experts warn that smartphone shoppers could be at risk because of dangerous and sometimes counterfeit apps.
These days it's not a matter of if your card is compromised, but when your card is compromised.
A man faces fraud charges stemming from the alleged mislabeling of supposedly premium wine in the Napa Valley.
The lawsuit estimates there are more than 460 defrauded investors which would work out to reimbursements of about $32,600 each.
Santa Clara County is working on plans to keep ballots and voting machines safe from tampering on election day.
The deadline for banks across the country to make a change to their ATMs to process chip-enabled debit and credit cards arrived on Friday.
A former San Francisco Bay Area executive for the German multinational computer software company SAP has been indicted on federal charges of conspiracy to commit money laundering and insider trading.
A San Francisco startup with millions in venture capital funding - hailed by many as an alternative to abusive payday lending - has agreed to pay millions in redress for overcharging consumers and using deceptive marketing tactics.
Wells Fargo Bank CEO John Stumpf is expected to testify before Congress in response to allegations that the bank allegedly opened over two million phony accounts without customers' approval.
A San Francisco immigration specialist is accused of defrauding the very people he was supposed to protect.
Prosecutors say a dual U.S. and Swiss citizen lied to investors, saying he was directly importing diamonds and gold from the Democratic Republic of Congo to Europe, Asia and the U.S.
An owner of a Menlo Park dry cleaning business is facing up to eight years in state prison after pleading no contest Friday to numerous charges of felony identity theft and fraud, prosecutors said.
A pharmaceutical executive who came under fire for jacking up the price of a lifesaving malaria medication has pleaded not guilty to new charges in his securities fraud case.
Most of the stores where you shop probably have the new machines that let shoppers dip their new security chip-equipped cards into rather than swiping, but they aren't using them yet.
The purported head of an elaborate adult adoption scheme was arrested Thursday after allegedly defrauding undocumented immigrants.
Safeway is investigating the possibility of thieves placing card skimmers at several grocery stores.
A 50-year-old woman was convicted in a Monterey County courtroom for attempting to take tens of thousands of dollars from her mother's bank account, the district attorney's office announced Friday.
The minister of a Black Muslim temple in Oakland and his mother have pleaded no contest to felony charges for running a fraud ring to win security contracts in Alameda County and Los Angeles, prosecutors said.
Last month, a Fremont woman notified police after her account was debited during ATM transactions she didn't make. Police are certain she was a victim of 'ATM shoulder surfing.'
Uber execs Thiebaud Simphal and Pierre-Dimitry Gore-Coty face up to five years in prison and fines of $335,000 per charge over allegations of fraudulent commercial activity, operating an illegal taxi service, and maintaining illegal databases.
A Saratoga lawyer and an associate from Kentucky have been indicted by a federal grand jury on charges of conspiring to defraud investors of more than $1 million.
