Christmas Shopping

Delta Airlines is working with Gina Sheldon after she said she found the holiday shopping she’d done on a trip to Europe had been replaced with trash, including dog food and a can of men’s shaving cream

There’s just a week until Christmas and stores are hoping “Super Saturday” brings lots of shoppers looking for those final gifts.

There’s just a week until Christmas and stores are hoping “Super Saturday” brings lots of shoppers looking for those final gifts. Christie Smith reports.

Cyber Monday is well underway, and experts expect millions of shoppers to put a dent in that holiday shopping by taking advantage of some of the great deals. Cierra Johnson reports.

An artificial Christmas tree may save money in the long run and be easier to clean up – but nothing compares to picking out a tree and keeping family traditions alive during the holiday season.

Experts are predicting that the U.S. could see supply shortages for holiday gifts, decorations and Christmas trees this year as pandemic supply chains remain backlogged.

So, what does the day after Christmas look like at Bay Area retail stores during a surge in the pandemic? Thom Jensen reports.

In Walnut Creek Saturday, some people were willing to wait in lines for holiday deals, but others were happy to find no lines – and hoped to avoid the virus while making gift returns.

In San Francisco, city leaders are launching a new campaign called “We Will Recover,” urging people to have safe holidays, shop local and help neighbors.

The holiday shopping season is crucial for small businesses this year as they continue to struggle during the pandemic. Jean Elle reports.

Experts have tips on finding the best deals without going overboard.

Christmas is just around the corner and packages are in danger of not making it to residents on time. Though companies are scrambling to meet the demand, delays are forcing customers to think of a Plan B. Damian Trujillo reports.

Christmas is just around the corner and packages are in danger of not making it to residents on time. Though companies are scrambling to meet the demand, delays are forcing customers to think of a Plan B.