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CBS2 has obtained autopsy reports for seven of nine USC students who died in a four-month time span during the fall semester of last year — deaths that sent shockwaves through the ritzy campus.
Since Kobe Bryant's tragic death in a helicopter crash, collectors have been cashing in on items featuring the Lakers legend's signature and sports memorabilia experts have seen the market for his autograph skyrocket.
It cost taxpayers $300 million to develop, but not everyone is confident it'll work properly.
Here are the top 10 'David Goldstein Investigations' of the year on CBSLA.com, based on pageviews and video views:
After our investigation showed that out of the 3,000 Metro Bikes in operation, 1,000 of them were stolen, the Metro Board is taking action!
How much should you know about a dog you're about to adopt? That's the question after a CBS2 News investigation found a local animal shelter wasn't telling all about some dangerous dogs up for adoption.
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors have passed a motion that could lead to sealed bags for food deliveries.
A new investigation finds nearly a third of bicycles provided through Metro's taxpayer-funded program are either stolen or stripped for parts.
In the past five years, the city of Los Angeles has spent more than $2 billion in overtime payments for city workers, according to a report released Wednesday.
Just days after our hidden cameras caught food delivery drivers sticking their hands into bags and helping themselves to customer's food before it reached their doors, the L.A. County Board of Supervisors is considering a motion that could lead to sealed food delivery bags becoming the standard.
With food delivery platforms like Uber Eats, GrubHub and Postmates bursting at the seams, we wanted to know what some delivery people were doing with your food before you took a bite.
More than half a million dollars in school district money that could be used for supplies has been sitting unused for years.
An investigation by CBSLA's David Goldstein found that because of a loophole in a state law, not all schools may be as safe as they could be.
A county leader is looking into changing the ordinance on training retreats following an investigation by CBS2's David Goldstein.
CBS2/KCAL9 hidden cameras were at the swanky beach resort where the leadership retreat was being held.
