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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.
The case against high-dollar political donor Ed Buck has been sent to the Los Angeles County District Attorney's office, CBS2's David Goldstein has learned.
Goldstein's investigation uncovered $150,000 worth of security cameras and equipment has been sitting in a locked storage cabinet in the L.A. City Public Works building. The cameras, about a dozen, have sat unused — even though they were purchased more than a year ago.
David Goldstein investigates how unlicensed and illegal cannabis shops are going to great lengths to stay open after being supposedly shut down by officials.
The latest horse death occurred Sunday, May 19 after a horse was injured during a race, bringing the total in horse fatalities to 25 since late December.
Nearly all 36 horses had pre-existing conditions, records obtained by CBS2 show.
While the L.A. County Metropolitan Transportation Authority struggles to replace buses that broke down and caught fire because of a lack of money, the agency is proposing spending hundreds of thousands of dollars on steam and sauna rooms for its employees.
Donna Heinel is accused of taking more than $1.3 million in bribes to get 24 non-athletes admitted to USC as athletic recruits.
Months after uncovering the dangers, David Goldstein has an update on the old diesel buses that tend to catch fire.
But Morrie Tobin isn't talking.
Board members like Carol Kwan get a per diem of around $250 a meeting. And while it's a part-time job, it is big business.
David Goldstein found this water district board member paid for catered meetings that sometimes last only minutes, and it's all on the rate payer's dime.