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A David Goldstein investigation found nearly a dozen questionable unemployment claims for minors receiving unemployment funds as unemployed actors or fashion models.
The lab just opened up and the founder had ties to school superintendent Austin Beutner.
But one local woman says she's getting dozens and dozens of claim letters being sent to her vacant home.
A Garden Grove family got quite the shock when a bill came in the mail charging them more than $4,000 for 760,000 gallons of water usage.
Mail sorting machines have been removed statewide, including 16 in Santa Ana, 12 in L.A., and 8 in a processing center in Santa Clarita - which officials say was done to cut costs.
After CBSLA started asking questions, DWP said that all of its crews would be back in the field as of next week, though they noted that could change if COVID numbers continue to rise.
The "Defund The Police" movement has prompted the city to cut $150 million from the LAPD budget. But what about those expensive electric BMWs?
The sheriff's department said it has initiated an administrative investigation into John Burcher's online comments.
We found nearly $78 million in PPP money going to LA Charter Schools, with over $4.5 million alone going to Palisades Charter High, even though it is receiving all of its public funding.
The Los Angeles County Registrar's Office is promising changes after a David Goldstein investigation last year criticized their new election machines.
The state said because of record unemployment and low staffing, the department has had to bring in almost 5,000 temporary employees to handle the increase in volume, likening the process to building a plane in midair.
With thousands of cancelled flights, airlines are strapped for cash - and some passengers are having trouble getting refunds.
There are new questions about a building in downtown Los Angeles that burst into flames last weekend in a fire that injured a dozen firefighters.
An Inland Empire business wants to know where their Payroll Protection Program money is after they applied and were approved last month.
Investigators say they believe the explosion at Smoke Tokes was likely caused by butane hash oil, though it was not immediately clear whether the business was producing the oil — which is illegal in the city — or selling it.
