Stephanie Sierra
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 24, 2026
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Bay Area woman gets mystery tickets when another driver copies her license plate (opens the original)
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ROSS, Calif. (KGO) -- Cameras across the Bay Area catch speeders, red-light runners and toll violators. But they couldn't catch the driver with the fake license plate. It happened to a North Bay woman who found out someone had been driving around with a paper copy of her license plate. And she's getting all the tickets -- with no one able to stop it. Traffic cameras can read numbers and letters, but they can't spot a counterfeit license plate. Officials told Ross resident Stella Fisher that she
FDA warning patients who received mammogram from California health facility (opens the original)
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Mammography Center of Monterey's accreditation has been revoked MONTEREY, Calif. (KGO) -- There is a new warning from the Food and Drug Administration for patients who screen for breast cancer after multiple complaints about a California health facility. If you or a loved one received a mammogram from the Mammography Center of Monterey in the Central Coast, on or after December 22, 2023, you might have to be reexamined. The FDA says complaints allege the center failed to give written mammography
'Get them out': Alleged squatters take over $4.4M SF property, neighbors wait for city to act (opens the original)
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SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- Neighbors say alleged squatters appear to be taking over a $4 million home in San Francisco's Sea Cliff neighborhood. Records show complaints have been reported to the city over the past year. But neighbors complain the city has failed to take action until now -- with the city attorney filing a lawsuit this week. It's a fear that can happen to any homeowner: squatters taking over your property. We see it happen across the country. But this case comes with an unusual twist.
Salt in the wound: Recovery scammers target recent fraud victims (opens the original)
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SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- It's like rubbing salt in a wound... You fall victim to a scam, only to become a target for other scammers. Here's how to avoid becoming a victim twice. The Federal Trade Commission has issued a warning to consumers to be on the lookout for "recovery scammers" in the aftermath of a fraud. Scammers sell lists of their victims to other criminals who specialize in these scams. They reach out to people who were already victims and promise to help them recover their money... fo
Too Risky to Mail Checks? SF woman loses $14K in wave of Bay Area mail thefts, check washing fraud (opens the original)
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SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- The U.S. Postal Service has a warning if you still mail checks: thieves are stealing them, altering them and cashing them. 7 On Your Side previously investigated dozens of stolen Napa County tax payments. Now, the scam is hitting more Bay Area residents. Postal inspectors say mail theft surged during the pandemic, when millions of unemployment and stimulus checks were mailed out. Thieves saw an opportunity -- and the fraud hasn't stopped. "Beginning in 2020 and continuing
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