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The LAPD's efforts to go green with electric cars is raising some red flags.
"Mr. Buck, I'm David Goldstein with CBS2 News. Sir, what's going on in your apartment? Sir? Can you tell us that?"
David Goldstein found some of the non-profits have been delinquent for years.
The lease payments are in the thousands and these people wanted out. They turned to someone that we profiled back in 2008, and now accusing him of doing the same thing.
The state paid nearly $1.4 million for an energy-efficient bus that was never used, and after sitting idly in a lot for several years, it has been taken over by an aggressive possum.
Here's a look at CBS2 investigative reporter David Goldstein's top 10 investigations of 2018.
David Goldstein investigates people collecting donations online through websites like GoFundMe. Where is all that money going?
Stem cells are being promoted as the new panacea for pain relief at seminars in Southern California, but is this "cure" legitimate?
David Goldstein investigates people collecting donations online through websites like GoFundMe. Where is all that money going?
Just two weeks after our CBS2 investigation exposed serious issues with MTA buses, officials are taking action.
CBSLA's David Goldstein found hundreds of people who are eligible to vote but shouldn't be – because they're dead.
Officials were demanding answers hours after David Goldstein's full investigation into MTA buses with dangerous mechanical issues.
A CBS2 investigation found that several MTA buses have caught fire in the past three years and have had dozens mechanical problems.
Multiple Los Angeles County Animal Control employees were caught on duty sleeping like a baby or lifting weights in the gym – all while not lifting a finger for taxpayers.
Jose Flores must pay the city $16,705 for parking three of his own vehicles inside the Pershing Square parking structure. Flores was the subject of a David Goldstein investigation last year regarding his free parking.
