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Oregonians receive mysterious unemployment checks paid to strangers, deceased family members Oregon Employment Department has seen a surge in identity theft cases, including 2,157 cases opened in November. Author: Kyle Iboshi Updated: 7:01 PM PST December 19, 2020 PORTLAND, Ore. — Amy Anderson knew it had to be a mistake when unemployment checks started showing up in her mailbox. The Portland woman didn’t file for unemployment. “It went from one letter to six to 12- they just grew in numbers,” said Anderson. And the unemployment checks keep coming. Sinc...

Washington Wrongful-Death Lawsuit for $1.5M December 10, 2020 The City of Seattle will pay the family of Che Taylor $1.5 million to settle a federal civil rights lawsuit filed after two police officers shot and killed Taylor outside a Wedgwood neighborhood home. A federal judge two months ago ordered the case to trial, after evidence raised questions about whether Taylor was actually armed when he was shot, The Seattle Times reported. The police department found the Feb. 21, 2016 shooting fell within department policy and King County Prosecutor Dan Satterbe...

and livermore. then full sunshine. but we are looking at numbers to be trimmed back just a bit. and that sea breeze to kick up. in fact we are talking about the sea breeze up to 20 miles an hour. starting out with a coastal drizzle. numbers in the 40s and 50s. 60s by noontime with more sunshine. enjoy today and tomorrow because the heat will be on midweek. maybe some triple digit week and i'll explain a little later. carolyn. >> thank you, lisa. we begin with breaking news in san mateo where southbound highway 101 is open again after a fatal multi-car crash near east popular avenue. ...

we are talking mid-60s at our coast. mid 90s inland. tri-valley is getting warm where you would expect it but in the south bay, a beautiful day today 84 in san jose. near 80 on the peninsula. we do have changes for the rest of the weekend. that is all coming up. >> a cry for help from the back of a locked van leads to the rescue of a quadriplegic man in vallejo. the woman who left him there was no stranger to law enforcement. >> vallejo police say this woman of north vallejo locked the 57-year-old man in the back of a moving truck and left him una attended. >> it was relatively a war...