30-04-2025
Northern California on list of $2.3 million in unclaimed property, find out if you're owed
( — State Controller Malia M. Cohen announced Tuesday that 58 counties in California will be reunited with a combined $2.3 million in unclaimed property, and residents should check to see if they are owed.
California's Unclaimed Property program is administered by the State Controller's Office and was designed to ensure businesses and other entities return properties belonging to a customer with whom they have lost contact. Common types of unclaimed property include bank accounts, stocks, bonds, uncashed checks, insurance benefits, and safe deposit box contents.
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'Safeguarding and reuniting Californians with their rightful assets — including those held by county entities — is a core mission of the State Controller's Office, and I am proud to showcase that commitment here today,' Cohen said. 'As the chief fiscal officer of the world's fourth-largest economy, I remain deeply focused on partnering with local governments to strengthen fiscal stewardship and ensure that every community across California is well served.'
1. San Francisco: $562,112.46
2. Los Angeles: $492,415.70
3. Riverside: $192,521.35
4. San Mateo: $181,443.18
5. San Bernardino: $96,244.66
6. Ventura: $80,629.68
7. Fresno: $78,137.74
8. Santa Clara: $72,234.78
9. Santa Barbara: $68,578.52
10. Sacramento: $68,369.19
Cohen urges all Californians to visit SCO's website to learn and search for their unclaimed property.
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