Susan Campbell

6 days ago | azfamily.com | Susan Campbell

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — In an update to a recent On Your Side report, Psalm Johnson has found a new apartment and she’s off the hook for her old one. “I’m the happiest person in the world right now!” she said. Last week, On Your Side reported on Johnson’s apartment problem. She moved into Biltmore on the Lake in Phoenix, and almost immediately spotted signs of rats. “I see things moved out of place. I see crumbs on the ground. It freaks me out,” she said.

1 week ago | azfamily.com | Susan Campbell

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — The number of vehicles damaged in a fuel mix-up at a Phoenix gas station in February has grown to 60, and On Your Side has learned some drivers are still waiting for claims to be paid. For Clarissa Amoroso, her 2010 Mitsubishi Galant is more than just a car. “My dad and I rebuilt it, and I’ve done all the wrench time on it, so it’s sentimental,” she said. When her father passed away, Amoroso inherited the car and relies on it. At least, she did. On Feb.

1 week ago | azfamily.com | Susan Campbell

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — A state lawmaker wants to ban digital price tags in Arizona. Rep. Cesar Aguilar says he’s worried about the possibility of dynamic pricing, which he believes could be costly to consumers. “When you’re able to change the price instantly, it impacts that individual instantly,” he said. Rep. Aguilar says he’s also concerned about potential job loss for Arizonans who work in stores updating paper price tags.

2 weeks ago | azfamily.com | Susan Campbell

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Meta is rolling out new teen accounts for Facebook and Messenger. The new age-based accounts will restrict who can contact teens, and the type of content they’ll see. “Teen accounts are automatic, built-in protections for teens. We automatically enroll them. Teens actually don’t have to do anything. We put them in these teen accounts,” said Jennifer Hanley, the North American Head of Safety at Meta.

2 weeks ago | azfamily.com | Susan Campbell

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — The Consumer Technology Association is warning President Trump’s tariff policies will be ‘devastating’ to consumers, as the nonpartisan Tax Foundation estimates tariffs announced this week will cost the average American household $2,100 per year. “The Trump tariffs Wednesday were devastating, not only for technology companies but for consumers of technology, especially people that don’t have a lot of money.