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LifeLock ordered to stop 'misleading' consumers on ID theft services

LifeLock Inc., the identity theft protection company whose ads have widely aired on TV, radio and in print, must cease "misrepresenting and overstating" its services, according to a settlement announced Tuesday by state and federal officials. Consumers in California and 34 other states who signed up for the company's services in recent years will be eligible to receive $11 million in restitution, according to Tuesday's announcement by the state Attorney General's office.

Solar company lands stimulus funds

Roseville's Solar Power Inc. said today it has received $24.7 million in federal stimulus money and is considering opening a solar-panel plant somewhere in Sacramento County.
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Local leaders lose locks for good cause

Some prominent Sacramentans are engaging in fundraising on the cutting edge.
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FDIC chief Sheila Bair hits banks for not making loans

ARLINGTON, Va. – Putting political pressure on the nation's banks, Sheila Bair, chairwoman of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp., called Monday for borrowers to identify and report banks that aren't lending to consumers and small businesses.
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