San Francisco owes $6.1 million in overpaid parking tickets and it's giving people one more week to get a refund.
After reviewing data, the city's Municipal Transportation Agency said it identified about 200,000 overpaid tickets between 1995 and 2012.
Agency spokesman Paul Rose told KNTV on Thursday his agency tried to contact those who overpaid their citations, but some never received the notifications or replied.
In a final effort, the agency posted online a list of all the people and companies who can claim reimbursement by March 3.
Some of the notable parking scofflaws include the late Apple co-founder, Steve Jobs, who overpaid $174; Uber CEO Travis Kalanick, who is owed $510; and Gov. Jerry Brown, whose office told NPR the California governor will look into the $33 he's owed.
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