The man who helped build Petco Park said he reported what happened to his bank but months went by without a resolution. NBC 7 Responds stepped in to help.

With rising food prices, a trip to the grocery store is an expensive endeavor. Everyone is looking for ways to save, even companies. It’s spurring a new trend, different from shrinkflation, where you get less but pay the same price.

Election season means everyone wants to win over your vote. Your voicemail or inbox is probably full of messages for different campaigns and candidates, but how can you stop receiving them?

Homeowners struggling to pay their mortgage during the pandemic can get some help from the state with the California Mortgage Relief Program.

When you lose a loved one, planning what comes next can be incredibly hard. When arranging funeral services, companies have to follow what’s known as the “funeral rule,” but consumers should also know their rights.

With the business of the holidays, having your groceries delivered can be a big time saver. It’s also safer, as many people started using grocery delivery services such as Instacart or Amazon Fresh during the pandemic.

If you feel you’ve been wronged by a company or business it might feel like you have no where to turn. Here’s a few steps you can take to try and resolve your issue.

Whenever disaster strikes there are rumors and warnings of price gouging. What is it? Basically, if you see prices spike during an emergency, it may be price gouging. Few people know how to spot it when they see it, so here’s some things to look for.

Consumer Reports found many people are downloading mental health apps to help deal with the stress of the pandemic. However, you should try to find out what they do with the information you share.

Forced to confront long hold times, uninformed employees, and unresolved disputes, consumers around the country are sharing frustration with the state of customer service in 2020.