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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.
San Pedro Congresswoman Nannette Barragan got a firsthand look Tuesday at the coronavirus-plagued Terminal Island federal prison.
So far, 644 inmates have tested positive, the second-most of any federal prison in the country.
The mayor's fund for the city of Los Angeles has raised millions in contributions. But where is the money going?
Barcode Finance CEO Mark Miller said the best option for homeowners in forbearance would be to tack on missed payments to the end of the loan, but not all lenders offer that.
The coronavirus outbreak at the federal prison on Terminal Island continues to get worse, with more than half of the population now testing positive for the illness.
In just seven days, that number has skyrocketed 700 percent.
Essential employees at stores have been ordered to wear face coverings for weeks to prevent the spread of the coronavirus. But, in a new David Goldstein Investigation, our hidden cameras found that's not the case after hours.
The Terminal Island Correctional Facility in San Pedro has mostly nonviolent prisoners - and the third-most COVID-19 cases in the country.
DASH buses run shorter distances in and around the city of Los Angeles, but drivers are angry because they have been told they cannot enforce the mayor's directives of social distancing and wearing face coverings.
Bus drivers say they are on the front lines dealing with passengers without the proper safety precautions, and now some are considering taking action.
Drivers rely on sanitizer to keep themselves safe and the bus-riding public.
