California Waste Solutions, embroiled in a federal corruption investigation, has agreed to issue refunds to over 100 property owners in Oakland following a lawsuit for overcharging. These refunds stem from a 2021 settlement, but new claims have led the city to extend the claims deadline, with potential payouts reaching $6 million. The case is underscored by felony charges against the company’s CEO, David Duong, and others, illustrating a troubling intersection of politics and waste management in Oakland's governance.
The city of Oakland announced refunds for over 100 property owners from California Waste Solutions due to a lawsuit for overcharging multi-family housing properties.
Felony charges against California Waste Solutions CEO David Duong and others highlight a broader corruption investigation that has cast doubt over Oakland's city administration.
California Waste Solutions agreed to refund during a 2021 settlement, prompted by new claims that led to the extension of the deadline for refunds to April 11.
The recent developments in bribery accusations and refund payouts indicate significant financial dynamics in Oakland's recycling and garbage contract sector.
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