Heather Arruda reports on how some homeowners are saving their homes from foreclosure.

Vanessa Rodriguez reports that despite the bad economy and high unemployment, job seekers are finding jobs and employers are hiring.

Derek Highsmith reports on the closure of San Francisco’s Energy 92.7.

On September tenth K-N-G-Y changed its name and format after it was sold.

The station’s staff were fired. Dubbed K-REV the new station is nearly identical to a station in Las Vegas also owned by Ed Stolz, the new owner.

Former employees speculate that for now the station is being operated outside the bay area.

Vanessa Rodriguez reports food banks are seeing an increase in first-time patrons, and they aren’t what you’d expect.

Food banks are no longer a necessity only for the unemployed, now those with jobs are having to turn to the banks in order to survive.

Brian McCallen reports the bad economy is affecting the news industry.

Natalie Wayt reports Parkmerced is adding new shops to the neighborhood.

Jennifer Smith reports more Americans are watching TV to save money. (Spring 2009)

Jane Flandez reports on cutbacks at the San Francisco Chronicle (Spring 2009)