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The Sacramento City Attorney's Office has warned Target that its Land Park location could face public nuisance fines if it keeps calling police to report thefts. A city spokesman denied any such threats, but the Sacramento Bee reports that multiple requests for an interview with City Attorney Susana Alcala Wood…

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Target won’t accept personal checks after July 15, following Aldi and Whole Foods Market in ditching the payment method. But while they're on the decline, checks still hold value for some Americans.

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City Attorney Susana Alcala Wood’s office accused the store of public nuisance

Learn about Target's decision to stop accepting personal checks and the decline in check usage due to digital payment methods.