For more information, contact greensunnyside@gmail.com
For more information, contact greensunnyside@gmail.com
SF city attorney’s office has learned through the court process that many borrowers are medium-income families and that installment loans are popular with your constituency. Check ‘n Go’s customer base is in the Central Valley, Greater Los Angeles, Sacramento, San Jose and San Francisco areas. And since these refunds are for borrowers who took out loans online, they truly are all over California–even in cities without brick and mortar stores.
These refunds could be up to $4,600 each and at this time of year that money could really be used by California families.
A web site dedicated to this settlement that has all the details and background:www.CALoanRefund.org
Over the next weeks they will also be adding tools to help you spread the word under the “How to Help” tab on the website. Also, if you know of other organizations I should reach out to please let me know, or simply forward on this email. They need all the community partners possible.
News: http://www.caloanrefund.org/news
Videos: http://www.caloanrefund.org/videos
Click on one of the links below to see the holiday schedule for your local collection company and transfer station.

| Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Saturday |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dec. 24 Regular Collection |
Dec. 25 Christmas Day No Collection |
Dec. 26 Collection for Tuesday |
Dec. 27 Collection for Wednesday |
Dec. 28 Collection for Thursday |
Dec. 29 Collection for Friday |
| Dec. 31 Regular Collection |
Jan. 1 New Years Day No Collection |
Jan. 2 Collection for Tuesday |
Jan. 3 Collection for Wednesday |
Jan. 4 Collection for Thursday |
Jan. 5 Collection for Friday |
The past few weeks have been busy on Flood Avenue. PG&E was in the process of replacing the aging gas pipes, when it was discovered that the city sewer pipe had a major leak. The entire city sewer line between Edna and Foerster streets has been replaced. PG&E will resume their work upon completion, and residents will be able to access Flood Avenue again.