The ongoing Republic Services trash collectors' strike has led to demands for customer refunds and considerations of legal action in various Bay Area communities. Complaints center around the company failing to fulfill trash collection contracts. In response, some cities have set up alternative trash disposal locations, such as Half Moon Bay, which has designated a Dumpster behind City Hall for residents. Additionally, a state parole officer was shot and killed in Oakland, with a suspect in custody shortly after fleeing. Furthermore, scalpers are exploiting a new lottery ticketing system for Stern Grove, successfully reselling free tickets at marked-up prices.
The Republic Services trash collectors' strike has prompted Bay Area communities to demand customer refunds and consider legal actions due to breach of contract for trash collection.
In Half Moon Bay, as an alternative to missed trash pickups, residents can leave their garbage in a Dumpster located behind City Hall.
A state parole officer was shot and killed at a parole office in Oakland, while the suspect fled but was quickly apprehended.
Scalpers have taken advantage of the new lottery-based Stern Grove ticketing system, reselling tickets at inflated prices despite originally being free.
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