It took ten years, a trial, an appeal and a fraud case, but California says 136 people who lost their jobs and final paychecks when a West Sacramento printing company shut down are finally getting paid. The state Labor Commissioner’s Office announced on October 16, 2026 that it has recovered about $1,988,000 for former workers of Capital Mailing Services, Inc.
The question for anyone who worked there is whether their name is among the 136. The Labor Commissioner’s Office says it is still trying to reach former employees whose contact details have changed since the company closed in February 2016. Anyone who received a letter from the office should complete and return the verification letter, and anyone who thinks they may be owed money can write to [email protected]…