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PG&E warns customers of a new scam involving QR codes

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By Kari Hulac Verified, Zac Farber Verified
| Berkeleyside Verified
PG&E is warning consumers of a new scam where customers are told their service will be disconnected unless they pay up via a barcode or QR code that is sent to them by email or a text. So far this year scam victims have lost more than $211,000, with 399 reports coming from Alameda County and 278 in Contra Costa County, according to a Local News Matter report. Here’s how it happens: After a scammer calls a customer, they send them a payment code.
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Contra Costa sheriff’s deputy arrested on charges of stealing from property and evidence unit

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By Kari Hulac Verified
| Richmondside Verified
The Contra Costa County sheriff’s department announced Tuesday night that it has arrested a longtime sheriff’s deputy on felony charges related to thefts at its property and evidence offices in Concord. The department said in a Facebook post that Martinez resident Kevin Lee, 62, of Martinez is being held on $160,000 bail and facing four felony charges: burglary, receiving stolen property, embezzlement, and possession of an assault weapon.
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Richmond Costco sold plants infested with insect that could devastate food crops, wine industry

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By Kari Hulac Verified
| The Oaklandside Verified
The Contra Costa County Department of Agriculture is warning consumers to be on the lookout for an invasive insect — the glassy-winged sharpshooter — that was found on grapevines sold at five Costco stores countywide, including the Richmond location. The glassy-winged sharpshooter is an invasive leafhopper originally found in the southeastern United States and Mexico. It was first detected in California in the 1990s and has since become established in parts of central and southern California.
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