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Workers Test New Electronic Toll System On Golden Gate Bridge
Workers on the span have begun to test the new all-electronic tolling system Wednesday morning, in hopes of fully implementing it by late March.
Phil Matier: AC Transit Taking Big Loss On Home Of Former GM
AC Transit foreclosed on the home in July, six months after former GM Rick Fernandez stopped making his loan payments.
Lenders Say Stockton Bankruptcy Costing Millions, While City Continues Pension Payments
A bond insurer said lenders are losing millions in Stockton’s bankruptcy while the city continues to fund pricey pensions.
Controller: California Could Face Cash Crunch By March
State Controller John Chiang sent a letter to lawmakers, telling that immediate action needs to be taken or California will run out of cash by early March.
Tech Report: Girl Scouts Go High-Tech To Sell Cookies
The Girl Scouts have left their old-fashioned ways behind, as they are now accepting credit cards to pay for those Thin Mints and Samoas.
ConsumerWatch: Woman’s Adjustable Bed Turns Into Money Pit
An elderly retired postal worker was paying a big price for an adjustable bed, until CBS 5 ConsumerWatch got involved.
ConsumerWatch: New Apps Let You Pay By Cell Phone
New cell phone applications are allowing consumers to pay bills with just a few clicks.
California to Delay Payments Sooner than Expected
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger, the state’s controller and treasurer are delaying $2.9 billion in payments to school districts and counties a month earlier than expected.
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