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A network of children's dental clinics is also the recipient of millions of taxpayer dollars annually.
Some were holding kids small enough to even be breastfeeding, and all were holding signs claiming to be down and out.
CBS2 obtained dozens of LAFD reports showing inspections of facilities that were out of business.
State records show that votes were cast in the names of nearly 280 people after they died.
The L.A. Homeless Services Authority is a public agency that coordinates federal and local money to help the poorest of the poor.
Insiders say it's not the first time that people have been paid when investigators say they shouldn't have.
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Rouzan contacted CBS2 News after an investigation revealed allegations by fellow officers of cronyism and retaliation within the department.
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Two former traffic examiners sued the city and won after a jury found the city guilty of firing them because they complained about being forced to change decisions.
State lawmakers are demanding action after a CBS2 investigation uncovered hundreds of deceased voters somehow casting ballots across Los Angeles County.
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