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Uber sends earnings statements to people who say they never worked for company KGO Share: CAMPBELL, Calif. (KGO) -- For the second straight year, people who never worked for Uber are receiving tax statements from the company, listing their earnings from the ride share service. Heres what the IRS says you should do to untangle this mess. William Bacon and his mom Laura Pello didnt know what to make of it. Uber sent William a 1099 indicating he made just under $6,000 dollars working for the compa...

New York Regents first Black chancellor has a vision for public education In panel on teacher diversity, Lester Young Jr. stresses personal connection with students FacebookTwitterEmail New York State Board of Regents member, Lester Young, Jr., addresses those gathered during a Board of Regents meeting on Monday, July 20, 2015, in Albany, N.Y. Lester Young, Jr. was recently appointed Chancellor of the Board of Regents in 2021. In 2015, Young led an eight-member workgroup charged with forming a ...

Surgery, tough consequences for tiger woods after he crashes his car this morning in southern california. tonight live team coverage on what happened and whats next. the message to you is full to the person you have called. you will now be disconnected. thank you for calling. goodbye. >> thats what happens every time. >> theyre trying to give money back to the edd. if they dont, theyll be stuck paying taxes on it. 7 on your sides michael finney is live with the solution. what will our lives ...

Who Will Pay for All of Californias Unemployment Fraud? A 1-year-old in Fresno raking in $167 a week. An ex-state employee stealing $200,000 from California’s unemployment system, some by impersonating Sen. Dianne Feinstein. Another $1.2 million swindled by a rapper who bragged about it on YouTube, $1 billion drained in the name of state prisoners, and $2 billion in jobless benefits siphoned off state-issued debit cards. If doing the math on unemployment fraud in Californ...

KCRA 3 Investigates is asking for tips to help uncover problems.

Column: Its our responsibility to improve our communities Cynthia Teniente-Matson, Ed.D, Guest columnist Feb. 17, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail Cynthia Teniente-Matson, Ed.D is president of Texas A&M University-San Antonio.Courtesy photo We are living through a period that has stirred our collective national conscience about racial injustices and democratic literacy. This February, as we celebrate African American History Month, it feels especially important to honor and celebrate Black lives and ...

 “The card itself is a joke,” Fishman said. Say you need to pay rent or mortgage. You must either withdraw cash at an ATM or set up a transfer to a separate bank account, which might take a day to two, viewers said. California’s unemployment debit card is more than just a sluggish inconvenience, it’s an Achilles heel. Unsuspecting applicants like Paloma Dooley received stacks of cards.  “Six debit cards,” she said has she hoisted a pile of envelopes. “None of them are mine, beca...

The meltdown in Californias Employment Development Department resulted from bad managerial decisions, columnist Dan Walters says. So who should be accountable?

California unemployment: EDD mistakenly cuts off mans benefits, accuses him of being in jail "Im not incarcerated. I have never been incarcerated." KGO Share: Share: UKIAH, Calif. -- The EDD has been denounced for paying billions of dollars in fraudulent claims. That includes more than $800 million paid to jail inmates running a scam from behind bars. Now as it tries to block those payments, EDD has mistakenly accused honest workers of being in jail -- and cut off their benefits. Law-abiding w...

Instructors were able to get the coronavirus vaccine at the same time as seniors. its a loophole in the law that the state claimed to fix, but the abc7 news i team uncovered that its still happening. >> basically, the entire time that my claim has been active, theyre saying im in jail. >> well, he is not in jail. so he turned to 7 on your side to get the error with his edd benefits resolved. 1.482 which was 50% more than what it appraised for by a couple of weeks prior. >> almost 1.5, $500,000...