Where do you put your mask when you get back into your car? Auto safety experts say it should go anywhere but the mirror.
Consumer Reports outlines a few tech supplies that students will need for back-to-school in a time of distance and virtual learning.
Gyms have had to close or change how they operate because of the coronavirus pandemic. Many people haven’t been able to work out in months, but have still been charged gym fees.
Millions of people around the country are working from home. Many have converted dining, family, and spare rooms into work spaces, but can you get a tax break for having a home office?
The GOP bill in the Senate calls for another round of $1,200 checks. It is no surprise that San Diego is an expensive county to live in, so how far will these checks go?
The San Diego City Council is considering extending rent repayments until December. NBC 7’s Priya Sridhar and Consumer Bob show how the council’s decisions affect both renters and landlords
The coronavirus pandemic is an anxious time, to be sure. You might be dealing with an economic hardship, with teaching your kids at home, or with just plain boredom from being inside. That can lead some light to moderate drinkers to overindulge.
f you live in the United States taking the 2020 census is required by law, but there are many reasons why you should want to take it. The coronavirus pandemic has also forced a lot of people to move, but it’s still important to fill it out.
When the holidays arrive, it’s common to hear of people stealing packages from your front door. Because of the coronavrius pandemic, more people are ordering products online and that means package thieves have a lot of options.
Many of us never give a second thought to coins. Coins seem to just appear under cushions, in pockets, or in the laundry. The coronavirus pandemic has caused a shortage of coins and some businesses are feeling the pinch.
A San Francisco software engineer says he can connect any caller to a human operator at the state Employment Development Department in minutes.
The Food and Drug Administration is temporarily allowing manufacturers of packaged foods to substitute ingredients without changing the labels, meaning you might not know exactly what’s in the product.
Testing is an important part of fighting the coronavirus pandemic. However tests can be hard to get, which is why several drugstores are now offering them.
If you’ve been grocery shopping lately, you might have noticed reusable bags are being allowed at some stores — meaning the 10-cent charge is back for single-use bags, reports NBC 7’s Nicole Gomez.
California’s renters are protected from being evicted. However, smaller landlords say they are in danger of losing their homes because people are not paying rent.
Time is running out to file your federal tax return. The 90 day extension ends on July 15th.
